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Captain’s Log
Stardate 60584.4
Starfleet Command just issued revised navigational data for the sector. The recent destruction of the Amargosa star has caused fluctuations to the ambient magnetic field, requiring minor adjustments the warp engines and navigational systems. Engineering assures me that making these alterations to the ship’s systems will have minimal impact on efficiency.
More importantly, we recently received a message from Narendra Station that a runabout called the Susquehanna has gone missing in the Carina Nebula, deep within the Shackleton Expanse. The Susquehanna was investigating an unusual alien signal that originated from the nebula when all contact was lost. We have been ordered to enter the nebula, find the runabout, and determine the origin and cause of the alien signal. Starfleet has also advised that Romulan and Ferengi ships have been sighted in the region, so we should exercise caution since they likely detected the alien signal as well.
We’ve been carefully searching the nebula for several hours, but finding the missing runabout has turned out to be an excruciating process. Sensors are extremely limited due to effects of the nebula, making the odds of finding the runabout slim. We have, however, located the source of the alien signal – a small dusty planet called Seku VI. We’ve set course for the Seku system in the hopes of finding the missing runabout.
Featuring @OKRoll-nn6ku @4CozyCatGames @ReasontoDoubt @GoblinQueenChesh @FTFEOfficial @DebateHubOfficial @DapperDinosaur & @ScienceSideUp
Captain’s Log
Stardate 60584.4
Starfleet Command just issued revised navigational data for the sector. The recent destruction of the Amargosa star has caused fluctuations to the ambient magnetic field, requiring minor adjustments the warp engines and navigational systems. Engineering assures me that making these alterations to the ship’s systems will have minimal impact on efficiency.
More importantly, we recently received a message from Narendra Station that a runabout called the Susquehanna has gone missing in the Carina Nebula, deep within the Shackleton Expanse. The Susquehanna was investigating an unusual alien signal that originated from the nebula when all contact was lost. We have been ordered to enter the nebula, find the runabout, and determine the origin and cause of the alien signal. Starfleet has also advised that Romulan and Ferengi ships have been sighted in the region, so we should exercise caution since they likely detected the alien signal as well.
We’ve been carefully searching the nebula for several hours, but finding the missing runabout has turned out to be an excruciating process. Sensors are extremely limited due to effects of the nebula, making the odds of finding the runabout slim. We have, however, located the source of the alien signal – a small dusty planet called Seku VI. We’ve set course for the Seku system in the hopes of finding the missing runabout.
