Post by The Kortl Rheus on Feb 11, 2014 21:36:27 GMT
For the eyes of SCIO, Supreme Council Intelligence Overseer, Din Naestra.
The 2nd NSOIA has completed it's lengthy analysis of what I shall now refer as the Isolde-Taurus Incident. I wish to also reaffirm my previous complaints about referring to each single ship as an Armada.
The Isolde-Taurus Incident involved the sudden disappearance of our vessel the Lord Brethik Explorer late last year. Upon returning to the sector, we found the warpgate to be stable, the wreckage had not scattered far. It seems their flight history gave details of their transit through an unstable solar system with a hyper-dense star, Enif. It may have caused some unknown damage during their transit which eventually resulted in their expiration when the warpgate triggered an explosion. It's uncertain why the other jumps previous to the Isolde-Taurus Incident didn't trigger the event. The rest of their communication logs were utterly destroyed, so we cannot be certain if they knew their fate or if it was sudden.
The lead scientist on the team wishes me to also add in that there is a mass related anomaly in the readings of the recovered vessel fragments. He suggests that there is simply too much weight, given their assigned loadout. I tried to assuage his concerns by suggesting that they probably just picked up an asteroid to slice up and bring home and show the little phidlings.
My advice? We should probably avoid the Enif system until further notice. At the time of this report, I've initiated an alert, detailing such, to the rest of the "Armadas".
Lance-Captain Petkullik
The 2nd NSOIA has completed it's lengthy analysis of what I shall now refer as the Isolde-Taurus Incident. I wish to also reaffirm my previous complaints about referring to each single ship as an Armada.
The Isolde-Taurus Incident involved the sudden disappearance of our vessel the Lord Brethik Explorer late last year. Upon returning to the sector, we found the warpgate to be stable, the wreckage had not scattered far. It seems their flight history gave details of their transit through an unstable solar system with a hyper-dense star, Enif. It may have caused some unknown damage during their transit which eventually resulted in their expiration when the warpgate triggered an explosion. It's uncertain why the other jumps previous to the Isolde-Taurus Incident didn't trigger the event. The rest of their communication logs were utterly destroyed, so we cannot be certain if they knew their fate or if it was sudden.
The lead scientist on the team wishes me to also add in that there is a mass related anomaly in the readings of the recovered vessel fragments. He suggests that there is simply too much weight, given their assigned loadout. I tried to assuage his concerns by suggesting that they probably just picked up an asteroid to slice up and bring home and show the little phidlings.
My advice? We should probably avoid the Enif system until further notice. At the time of this report, I've initiated an alert, detailing such, to the rest of the "Armadas".
Lance-Captain Petkullik
