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Would you be so kind to tell me how can I do it?
When you researched it, it unlocks a button that you just need to press.
So it's bloody useless for wormhole based empires, since you can easily explore everything within your sphere of influence and jump range
But.... my achievements... Q_Q
I'm not sure what you're trying to say here, wormhole based empires can expand their jump range by building stations around neutral stars, so it's easy to have a large chunk of the map within jump range if you put a constructor ship onto building generators for a while.
Really shines when trying to find and finish all the systems that have one or two things you didn't survey because you bounced off the 99 orders cap.
Only if there's no empires around since you instantly lose any wormhole station that is swallowed by another empires influence (which, by midgame, is probably the case unless you lowered AI empires). Then you have the issue of losing your lvl 5 scientist somewhere in the blue beyond since he / she can't jump back (same issue with warfleets that are deep in enemy territory when they surrender, instant border close + deletion of stations = exit fleet).
Either way, that tech is useless, especially in later game.
I usually play on a 600 star galaxy with the max number of enemy empires and there are a ton of unoccupied systems. Remember that you can jump past enemy empires with wormholes, and it gets much easier once you have at least one boost to wormhole range. I've really never had trouble getting less than half the map within exploration range unless I was so boxed in by a clustered start that I wouldn't be able to explore with other drive types anyway.
You don't lose your scientist that way, just build a new ship, assign them to it, and disband the old ship.
I don't mean when they close a border. What can happen is the following: 1) you build a wornhole station (close to someones border) and send a fleet through. 2) your wormhole station is swallowed by the AI's influence, instantly getting deleted. 3) your ship is now stranded since there are no wormhole stations within range. This can also happen on larger maps in a war when you need to jump deep into enemy territory to actually get to the planets needed to win. Once you're won, your fleet is now stranded because your stations got magically deleted (they should give you like a 2-3 month grace period + warning)