Starfield:NASA Research Computer (Earth 2)
| NASA Research Computer | |
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| Editor ID | MQ301EarthTerminal02 |
| Location |  NASA Launch Tower (map)
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| Security Procedures | Check all badges before allowing access. (Yes, even the Generals. I don't care how angry they get. These are direct orders from the Secretary.)
Absolutely no phones or recording devices. All written materials (clipboards, notebooks) are to be checked on exit from the labs. Confiscate anything with confidential information on it. |
| Access Station Logs | (Go to Access Station Logs |
| Access Station Logs | |
| ERROR - ARCHIVES DAMAGED. RUNNING SYSTEM RECOVERY...
PARTIAL ARCHIVES RETRIEVED | |
| April 14, 2138 | Project Log. Doctor Victor Aiza. We turned on the prototype today.
The gravitational field around it began to "fold" as we long suspected. Complete reversal of gravitational pull was observed on dozens of loose objects around the lab. I'm setting up a meeting with the directors to propose a larger test. The prototype proves we don't need the original anymore, but further work is going to have to take place in space. Somewhere with abundant Helium-3, and with a civilian partner. Someone with access to large scale manufacturing resources and computational equipment. Engineering gravitational folds, "pulling" the far side of the solar system closer to us? It's all going to be possible. |
| December 8, 2141 | Project Log. Doctor Judith Tatienne. I watched the Grav Drive test from the Moon today. It was the first time we were able to talk to the team at Nova Galactic directly.
So many things were under wraps before, but now everyone wants all the publicity they can get. I'm already seeing proposals for manufacturing hundreds of drives. Expeditions to Alpha Centauri and beyond. It's all so overwhelming... and worrying. It could take years, decades, before we know what all the side effects of operating a Grav Drive can be. But no one wants to hear that right now. Like a bunch of pioneers, racing towards the edges of the frontier without knowing about the grizzly bears in the mountains... |
