Posted July 25, 2018, 1:16 p.m. by Gamemaster Wombat (Gamemaster) (Geoff Joosten)
Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Casen (Chief of Security) in Main Sim - Chapter 2 The Nebula
Posted by Cadet Griffth Gloss (Engineer) in Main Sim - Chapter 2 The Nebula
Posted by Captain Samuel Weir (Captain) in Main Sim - Chapter 2 The Nebula
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A few hours ahead of schedule the helmsman sounds the chime to the bridge officer. “Sir we are here. Reducing to impulse speed.”The challenger moves along side the nebula. It is big and bulbous shaped with purples and greens intermingling with blues and yellows to form something of radiant beauty, but also something the color of a bruise.
Early scan show it is filled with the normal gases and stuff that make up a nebula, however sensors are having issue piercing into the center of the nebula, only getting in a few hundred kilometers or so before nothing. (Think ocean. You can see down crystal clear a few feet but then after that you can’t see anything.”
GM Wombat
OOC: I would love it if a Cadet were to respond to this :)
-Ray
OOC: Bump for an interested Cadet....
GM Wombat
OOC: Let’s keep this from completely dying… Any interested Cadet want to report out the sensor information???
IC:
“Thank you helmsman,” NE Con said. “Slow us to 1/2 impulse and start scanning the nebula. And would someone please alert the Captain and Commander that we are here?”NE Con
I walk up to the bridge hopeing no hates me as open the door. “Hello.”
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“Cadet,” NE Con said spinning around in the center seat.“Help out science on seeing what can be found out about the nebula.”
NE Con
OOC: Someone alert the CO :)
-Ray
What Do You need help on? Is the ship need scaning?
Cadet, GriffthAs Casen walked on the bridge get heard that they had arrived. “We’re here. Finally.” He then hit his comms and said,
=^=Lieutenant Casen to Captain Weir. We’ve reached the nebula.=^=
Lieutenant (j.g.) Casen CoS
“Ah Lieutenant,” NE Con said standing up, “thank you. Would you like the conn?”
NE Con
“Ok. So someone tell me if this nebula is on any Star Fleet records, and if it isn’t why? If a star had just exploded, someone would know. Earth, Vulcan, even the Klingons would know. Griffth I need you to use the scans to see what the composition of the nebula is even if we need to get closer.”
=^= Lieutenant Casen to Lieutenant Almikaz. I know you are busy but we need you or a cadet to study the scans.=^=
Lieutenant (j.g.) Casen CoS
Through searching of the records will show that this is a regular old nebula that has been around for a generation of cadets. Rarely is it ventured into, however, as the density of the partials would make it akin to running through a forest, at night, without a flashlight. It would be a perfect place for say… a Romulan vessel defecting to the Federation to hide out while figuring out the next plan of attack.
GM Wombat
“What do we have so far?” Weir asked as he stepped onto the Bridge. The Captain stared at the nebula from the viewscreen as he made his way over to the command hub and sat down.
“Science, lets prep a probe to send in.” Samuel ordered. “I don’t like surprises too much, especially with our precious cargo on board the ship.” He said, referring to the secret container that was currently being examined.
Weir (CO)
Griffth Begins Scaning The Nebula compostion.
Griffth , Cadet
“It’s in our records but for some reason it seems no one was interested in finding out what’s inside it. Captain, I don’t like this at all. It seems strange.” He said as he walked over to Weir.
Lieutenant (j.g.) Casen CoS
The scans that Griffth executes shows exactly what is in the historical record: Super dense nebula comprised of the standard gasses and particles. If on the main screen it is a beautiful sight to behold, on par with the Pillars of Creation from the Eagle Nebula. Swirls of gold, purple, and green shift in the vast darkness of space reflecting the sunlight from nearby stars.
GM Wombat
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