Posted by Lieutenant Veyn Cewa (Science Officer) in Main Sim: Bridge (Crashing Into the Planet Timeline)

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Posted by Lieutenant Veyn Cewa (Science Officer) in Main Sim: Bridge (Crashing Into the Planet Timeline)
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“Captain, if I may, I can try to find Lieutenant Cewa in a timely fashion, but given the situation here - I can give him this PADD, and that’s about the long and short of what I can give him to do until Engineering figures out a way to restart the core.”

Commander Idari held up the hand held device.

“Do what you need to.” She said as she looked around “FOr the moment, we need to find out what is going on outside and get things going. She turned to her team “EV suits everyone. We don’t know what the conditions are outside.” She said as she headed towards one of the jefferies tubes and began heading down to the closest air lock that might be closest to the ground.

“I can check for him in two spots on the way to one of the Deck 3 airlocks - unless you want to go all the way to Airlock 4 on Deck 7 and hope that it isn’t blocked - and hope he and the others can figure out a way to get sensor logs from a dead computer system.”

Keegan pointed to two NEs officers that were just standing there. “Higgins and Davidson follow me to the shuttle bay. Higgins take point once we’re off the ladder.” Keegan opened the panel that had a ladder going downwards to the lower decks. “We’ve got a long climb down.”

Murphy, 2nd Officer

“Why are going to the shuttle bay, sir? Crewman Michaels already said there are no shuttles there,” said NE Higgins.

GM

Meanwhile, Solit tested his arm, given that he was going to be doing some climbing. He wasn’t sure what the medic’s definition of “strenuous activity” was, but the CO apparently didn’t consider using the Jeffries to fall into that category.

“For clarification, Commander Solit, climbing should be okay, but try not to keep too much weight on that arm for extended periods of time. If you feel any strain or pain, do your best to stop the activity or relieve the pressure on your injured arm,” said Nurse Okami.

“Unless you have anything further, Captain, I’ll meet you at - which airlock had you decided to use? Either way, I will be ready within the hour.”

With that, Solit went to the nearest Jeffries access point on the Bridge and planned the shortest and safest route first to Deck 2, and then to Deck 3 and the entrance to Cargo Bay A.

Commander Idari Solit, CSO

Keegan as he ducked into the jeffries tube, gave a reassuring look to NE Higgins “We’re going to try to tap into the warp cores of the shuttles remotely to try and give us some power. Start climbing.”

Murphy, 2nd Officer

CO

As Keegan ducked into the Jefferies, a stroke a bad luck occurred. A piece of the bulkhead, about 3 cm wide, hit Keegan in the head and knocked him out cold. Higgens and Davidson dragged the second officer back on the Bridge for Nurse Okami to examine. Okami examined Keegan, and asked Davidson to apply a cold compress to the second officer’s head, to keep the swelling down. Fortunately, there was no wound.

OOC: AJ, this is a warning. Please RE-READ my previous post. There are no shuttles on the ship.

GM

“Great now the ships trying to kill us. this is getting better and better” Rebecca said her tone had a slight note of amusement in it. “Lets get going before the rest of the room comes down on us. Outside looks like it might be safer at the moment” she added.

Lieut Lane (Intelligence)

Keegan slowly making his way to his feet. “Captain what do you want me to do now?”

Murphy, 2nd Officer

Natalie sighed “Keep trying to get down to main engineering. I will deal with whoever didn’t put shuttles on my ship.” She said “Just find a way to get power back to the ship.” She said as she started to head to the airlock. “Everyone keep going with original issues. And we’ll find out what we have outside.”

CO

Keegan nodded “aye Captain” and then proceeded to go back down the Jefferies tube to Engineering =^=Engineering this is Commander Murphy if you can hear me, be advised I’m enroute to your location. Murphy out=^=

Murphy, 2nd Officer

“Comms are not working, sir,” said an NE.

“Shall I come with you, Commander?” asked Crewman Michaels, “I just came from Engineering, and I am familiar with the fastest route back.”

GM

Keegan nodded “lead the way Crewman.”

Murphy

“Aye sir,” said Crewman Michaels. They went through twists, turns, and finally down several decks to reach Main Engineering.

GM

Veyn eventually climbed his way to the bridge, aided by the restored life-support to prevent him from passing out given the strain and his head injury. Lieutenant Cewa made his way to the science console, inspecting it for any functionality.

The console was blank, and out of power.

He took the PaDD given to him by Solit out from under the crook of his arm and started reviewing the sensor readings that the ship had managed to collect of the unexpected trip through space.

Only after a moment did Veyn look up and realize the bridge was strangely empty. At least the hum of life support kept it from being too terribly quiet.

(Lt. Cewa, Science)

His department head was lucky – the data he managed to copy to his personal storage device was everything from the computer prior to the power failure. The PADD had detailed sensor scans for the entire trip, but no analysis as there wasn’t much of a computer provide an analysis. Any analysis would have be done by hand. The PADD could do limited calculations but nothing complicated like directly correlation of data. Sensors were partly damaged by the plasma storm, but there was enough data about the planet from active sensor scans all the way leading up to the crash. The PADD’s power showed it was charged at 89%. Lt. Cewa would at least get a couple of hours of analysis before the battery power of the PADD died.

OOC: So for this part, just ask your questions about the data. Examples include: how many continents of the planet they were on, any other signs of life found, data from the anomaly, data from the plasma storms, etc. As a reminder, here’s the summary link: https://www.star-fleet.com/core/stf1/asimov/notes/65896/

GM

Veyn let out a disapproving ‘tsk tsk’ as he saw the battery indicator. As soon as they set up camp somewhere on the surface, he would need to work with engineering to configure some sort of power-generator. Potentially using mechanical power from the crew themselves. But that was a long-term goal, and this was a short-term project. A couple hours were all he would need. Hopefully.

Given the freedom to prioritize what he wanted, Veyn sat for a moment and pondered. “Well okay,” he breathed to himself, “Commander Solit noted that the ship was pulled into the anomaly at bearing 000, mark 241, then accelerated to warp 9.9975. However, chronitons in the anomaly make it difficult to predict the actual landscape of the galaxy around us. Sending out a distress call would be risky without knowing whose territory we’re in, but even if we could figure out the general location of the Asimov, a time differential could mean that the civilizations nearby that we know of in the present may not even exist yet.”

Lieutenant Cewa sighed. The alternative to confirming their location in space to organize some sort of rescue or escape was to prepare for a long habitation on the planet. The ship didn’t seem to be in suitable condition to fly any time soon. His thoughts wandered for a moment to his family on Denobula. His husbands, his son. He shook his head. “Alright, Veyn. Let’s focus on not dying for the moment, yes?”

He pulled up the data the ship had managed to collect on the planet as it left the anomaly. He looked for any indication of native intelligent life, any power signatures that might indicate that electrical power had developed on the planet. If they weren’t alone, Veyn wanted to know that first.

(Lt. Cewa, Science)

No detectable power signatures were detected, but the planet had plenty of humanoid life. The island they were on was pretty remote from all civilization unfortunately.

GM

Veyn cocked his head to the side. “I suppose in different circumstances, we’d have to be worried about a prime directive violation. It’s probably for the best that we landed all the way out here.” Curious about this island, Veyn looked for any details he could find about their current geographic location. Specifically, he wanted to know the threats to their safety. He scanned the data for information regarding dangerous flora or fauna, potential for natural disasters, weather anomalies, and geographic activity.

(Lt. Cewa, Science)

Given the sensor data’s operation was only brief, the data only showed flora, fauna, but did not indicate any danger to it. It wasn’t to say the plants might be dangerous, but more like the computer had no time to perform the analysis before the data was copied, and was clearly marked as “raw” to indicate it was direct data from the sensors. The island didn’t seem to have any natural disasters, but again, small window of analysis didn’t allow for that. Same for weather anomalies and geographic activity. The island did show a crashed Ferengi vessel, and the data did show the Ferengi vessel altered the ship’s trajectory from crashing terribly.

GM