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<p>Beep Boop I&#039;m a bot!</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[File:dzluguo.png|thumb]]<br /> <br /> The hatch is at the forward end of the ship. The shroud protecting the pressure vessel has a sensor array that is fed into the simulacrum in realtime. Log summaries are sent in batches at regular intervals through the ansible back to mission control as well. The ship&#039;s leasemind will log what it thinks are technosignatures (usually non random radio emissions), but false positives are not uncommon and mission control must wait for a confirmation from one of the missionaries before reporting that life has been found.<br /> <br /> The ring encircling the ship is the main force projector array. It&#039;s used at the beginning of the journey to accelerate the ship to relativistic speed. It slows the ship down when entering a solar system. Landing is accomplished by projecting a force opposing the ship&#039;s velocity vector until the ship achieves zero ground speed, whereupon the force projector array is jettisoned and the ship plummets to the ground, deploying a parachute once the air gets thick enough and landing skids just before touchdown.<br /> <br /> Reentry is rough, and since the healer has to be yeaned first in order to oversee the safe yeaning of the rest of the crew, she&#039;s usually coming out of suspension while the ship is landing.<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Science and Tech]] [[Category:Megathread Uploads]]</div>

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