Posted by Lieutenant Junior Grade Alison Barr (Chief Science Officer) in Main Sim - SCIENCE - Changing of the pods

Posted by Lieutenant Naomi Locke (Sci) in Main Sim - SCIENCE - Changing of the pods

Posted by Captain Arialla Bovar (Captain) in Main Sim - SCIENCE - Changing of the pods
Ari’s orders had been for science to change out the current pods for the Sensor ones. There were three possible locations for fore bays and three for aft. She trusted Barr enough to choose which one of each she would use.

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(Here is in for on the pods and bays for quick reference https://www.star-fleet.com/library/bookshelf/tm/bonaventure.html#idp140293040020336 )

Naomi sighed and sat in her seat, taking a break from restocking things. She idly watched the computer screen shift through the data. It sorted each file by category and archived them rather quickly. Far more effective than an average human like herself could do, but someone reported mistakes. Now she had to keep an eye on this thing and unpack the rest of the supplies. Her eyes shifted to the digital readout causing her to push up from her console.

She walked over to the still packed crates and bent over. Opening it up, she began to dig in for several smaller packages. She paused to read the label and found the word: test tubes.

“These go into storage,” Naomi noted when she spotted other tubes on the lab table.

–ENS Naomi D. Locke, Sci

“Ah Naomi, good, you are here already,” Alison said as she walked in. “We’ve got to switch out the utility pods for sensor units instead. I’m hoping that we can get some good scans of the nebula we are heading towards.”

Alison was pretty excited. This is what she had left Earth for, to actually get to see some of these phenomena up close.

“We aren’t to far out from the nebula. I’m thinking if I hit the the forward bay on B-Deck, you can head towards the aft bay on C-Deck. And hopefully we will be done by the time we get to the nebula. Sound good?”

Ltjg Barr - CSO

Naomi had just picked up the box of tubes and began to walk to the storage unit when she heard the hiss of the door. Her eyes turned as she caught the image of her CSO walk in and address her. She paused long enough to digest the information.

“Assuming you mean the sensors? That doesn’t sound like a too bad of an idea. Just let me finish putting these away.” She gestured over to the unit.

It didn’t take her long as she turned to the CSO.

“All right. Do you want me to contact you if I find any issues?”

–ENS Naomi D. Locke, Sci