Silverthorne
Inactive Member
Patrol ship Celene.
Thirty days after reaching patrol zone.
Capitan's log.
*mutters* "I hate this job, last assignment of an undistinguished career."
"Sector seven and eight are clear. We have moved into sector nine and started our run to scan the outer edges. Zone one has been cleared. Entering Zone two. Hopefully we find something worth making this trip. Crew morale is low, this task should have been done by a science vessel, not a patrol boat. The squint has the sensors running full at long range and so far has burned out three nodes. The Engineers are starting to like the fact he does not understand how bad the strain on the sensors are. If we loose too many more we can go home. Only have three more sensor nodes in storage." He slumped against the chair looking at the words that flickered to life on the screen. He knew that it would take a bit of editing to clear up, but that gave him something to do.
The bridge crew were about as excited to see the doc, the dork if he was not around, as ever. He blew in and grumbled about the accommodations, the food, anything he could and looked at the data as it came in. Everyone had told him that a live feed would not be that hard to set up, that he would not have to leave his room. He had declined and started bothering everyone about how to make the sensors see farther.
The sensor tech sat listening to him complain about not getting a good read at range when the very edge of the sensor web was touched. Something was moving out there. He ignored the man and shifted the sensors to a tight scan on the area he had seen movement. There was something out there. Heading to wards the ship at high speeds.
Thirty days after reaching patrol zone.
Capitan's log.
*mutters* "I hate this job, last assignment of an undistinguished career."
"Sector seven and eight are clear. We have moved into sector nine and started our run to scan the outer edges. Zone one has been cleared. Entering Zone two. Hopefully we find something worth making this trip. Crew morale is low, this task should have been done by a science vessel, not a patrol boat. The squint has the sensors running full at long range and so far has burned out three nodes. The Engineers are starting to like the fact he does not understand how bad the strain on the sensors are. If we loose too many more we can go home. Only have three more sensor nodes in storage." He slumped against the chair looking at the words that flickered to life on the screen. He knew that it would take a bit of editing to clear up, but that gave him something to do.
The bridge crew were about as excited to see the doc, the dork if he was not around, as ever. He blew in and grumbled about the accommodations, the food, anything he could and looked at the data as it came in. Everyone had told him that a live feed would not be that hard to set up, that he would not have to leave his room. He had declined and started bothering everyone about how to make the sensors see farther.
The sensor tech sat listening to him complain about not getting a good read at range when the very edge of the sensor web was touched. Something was moving out there. He ignored the man and shifted the sensors to a tight scan on the area he had seen movement. There was something out there. Heading to wards the ship at high speeds.