Notes
So If they had road races in the slush, I would win.
I did like 2 workout groups better than normal in the slush and the wind. Although I did well, I almost rolled my ankle in a ditch like twice.
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We are currently enroute to rendezvous with Captains Wen, Doss, Spigel, and Butler. Lt. Cmdr Leffler insists that I not push the warp engines too hard, but she is confident. Nonetheless, the Briar Patch is notorious for the wide areas in which warp travel is impossible.
(4:2:2:3) Beta shift: Lt. Larsen at sensors,
Lt. Larsen: Commander, I am detecting a localized phemonon comming out of subspace approximately 2 parsecs away. It does not match any known phenomena.
Cmdr Drake: All stop, shields up. Narrow range sensor scan.
Larsen: Working.
Ensign Gao: We currently have zero thrust, but we are drifting towards to phenomena at 10000 kph.
Drake: I hardly call that drift.
Drake: Captain to the bridge.
Captain: Acknowledged; on my way.
Larsen: It reads similar to a pulsar, but it seems that its mass is in subspace, yet it seems that there is a strong force pulling us in.
Drake: Are we in any danger?
(Enter Captain Port Turbolift)
Captain: Report.
Drake: We have encountered some kind of subspace phenomena similar to a subspace pulsar in our path. It seems to be pulling us in at around 10000 kph.
Captain: Recommendations?
Drake: Reverse thrust with full impulse.
Larsen: Launch a class IV probe.
Captain: Lets see the data.
Lt. Sruval: Probe ready.
Captain: Launch.
Sruval: Probe Launched.
(Captain walks hunches over Larsens display looking at probe telemetry)
Sruval: Probe Lost.
Captain: Interesting – Helm. Full Impulse perpendicular to the radius between us and the phenomena. That should break us free.
Gao: Aye Aye.
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Larsen: It appears to be working.
Captain: Sruval, prepare a warning beacon. Conn transmit our data to Starfleet and resume course for our rendezvous. Warp 5. Drake, you have the bridge.