Posted Sept. 28, 2020, 10:14 p.m. by Lieutenant Miz'uki (Chief Engineer) (Kirt Gartner)
Posted by Ensign Sharah Fayth (Science Officer) in Main Sim - Shuttlebay 1 - Shuttle Arrival
Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Mazhari Allendor (Engineering Officer) in Main Sim - Shuttlebay 1 - Shuttle Arrival
Posted by Captain Capybara (Game master Trainee) in Main Sim - Shuttlebay 1 - Shuttle Arrival
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[snip]NLt Gorm spoke up from the shuttle bay launch control room. “..Alright you engineering and security folks if you want to get scurrying over that shuttle to check it out now’s your time. Probably be good to eval any repairs or maintenance it needs as well as checking over its flight logs to confirm its story of an attack..” He said.
NLt Gorm
Miz’uki buried herself in finding out what was wrong with the shuttle however she also began to run scans to try and figure out who might have attacked them or more specifically what was the origin of the damage caused
Miz’uki
The damage to the shuttle was purely ionic in origin–almost as though the shuttle flew through–or near–some sort of ion storm. The logs were partially damaged, with some data–roughly matching that of what the survivors had said–still in tact. The shuttle was registered to the USS Montezuma, as Codem had claimed, but there was no named attached to the shuttle–nor any other form of identification on it.
GMT Capybara
Miz’uki made a mental note to herself to pass this info onto the Security chief right away both the shuttles lack of a name and the Ion energy signature Something was not adding up in her eyes
Miz’uki
A panel near the rear door to the shuttle sparked, and the door fell open with a very loud ‘CLANG’ against the deck.
GMT Capybara
She would of course fix the door but even still she moved towards the opening to take a look inside the shuttle and maybe poke around though she was very careful keeping her keen Caitian senses trained for any noise that might be an Ambush of somekind
Miz’uki
Much of the area surrounding the doorway looked pock-marked, almost as though it had been hit by some sort of pellet similar to those fired by 21st century BB guns.
GMT Capybara
It would be a few hours before they were going to get data from the probe, so Tenzing decided to make his way down to the shuttlebay to see if he could be of some help. “Miz’uki?!” Trainor called out as he approached the shuttle, not knowing the Lieutenant was now inside the shuttle.
Trainor Operations
Mazi jumped as the panel fell and came around to see what had happened. Like her Chief, she was cautious. Despite the location having no pressurization or atmosphere when in space, that didn’t mean ‘something’ wasn’t inside. “See anything, Chief?”
Just then a voice popped up on the far side near the bay doors. “Over here!” she called for the Engineer who was looking at the panel’s original location. Turning back to Miz’uki, Mazi shook her head. “There is no name on the shuttle anywhere. I’m going to use the tricorder to see if there is any trace of it being removed. Paint thickness differences, decal residue, etc.” As she started to step back, though waiting to see if she was still needed here, she frowned. Why was there no name on the shuttle? Not aware it also wasn’t in the data banks, she was only mildly concerned.
Mazi Engineer
NLt Gorm from the control room listened to some of the things said down below, he decided on his own to check the ship registery logs to see what the shuttle below was indeed assigned to the Montezuma or anywhere else for that matter.
NLt Gorm
OOC actually Rob I talked with our GMT and she said it was out of the ordinary :P in this case
KG
OOC: Fair enough Kirt if the GM says so for the sake of the sim forget I said anything :)
Robert Archer
The scans showed no change to the shuttle’s body, save for some minor chemical residues, however they were not unusual, often found if the shuttle flew through a nebula or similar area.
GMT Capybara
Mazi frowned, whispering absently to herself as she ran her hand over the surface of the shuttle to be sure her eyes weren’t deceiving her. “Why wouldn’t it be named? That makes no sense…” she hummed absently as she continued to make a full round of the ship, eventually ending up back at the entrance to the small craft.
Mazi
EngineerSome how or another, Fayth was the only science officer available at the moment. Where was the rest of the science department? She was also the highest ranking at the moment. As an ensign that didn’t say much, but she guessed the rest of the on duty crew were enlisted. She took a science kit with her and headed down to the shuttle bay to see what she could do to help. As she entered she listened to all the different observations going on from security and engineering. She walked over Mazi and Miz’uki. “I can take some samples and run the chemical makeups. We might be able to figure out what path the shuttle actually took. Matching up the chemical residues on the hull with phenomena in space in this area.” If Sharah remembered her basic science classes from the Academy. She could track where an animal or person had been by the pollen and soil traces left. The concept should transfer to a shuttle traveling through space.
Fayth took samples of the chemical residues. Then she took samples from the ionic damage to the shuttle. She might be able to determine the specific type of ionic damage and maybe how much time had passed since the damage had been done. That would give them a time and location for direction in finding where the shuttle came from. Last she took samples of the pock marks around the door to determine what might have causes that type of damage to the shuttle. She also took pictures and measured the size and depth of the marks. (OOC: I took this from what was posted early on the type of damage. If I missed anything or got it wrong please let me know)
En Fayth, Science
Meanwhile Miz’uki went and started studying the computer system of the shuttle trying to reconstruct what might have been corrupted
Miz’uki
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