Commodore Jalana Rajel - I'll get used to it
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Jess
Dec 22, 2025, 12:28:39 AM (4 days ago) Dec 22
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It was fascinating to her how different people looked now that she had her new eye. It wasn't per say different, just additional information or spectrums. But still something to get used to. Even if it was very close to what she knew.
Rajel: They are going in blind. From what I could see from the shuttle hangar hatch there is some electro storms or heavy discharges going on in the atmosphere, but I couldn't see if it is only in the sky or on the planet too.
Shimisi: Meanwhile I'm working on a similar problem with our tractor beams. I've discovered they destabilize shortly after being activated. We can use them for a moment, but can't rely on it for continuous use. Since the beam is able to hold for a few moments, I felt that if I can sort out its problem, it should help with the scanners too.
Rajel: Anything we can do from the bridge to help out?
Shimisi: I guess not much. Maybe Ops will have a hand in coordinating the info and power usage from both, science and engineering teams working on that. It should improve our efficiency.
Rajel: That sounds good. Coordinate what you need to do. We'll never know if or when we need the tractor beam. Any idea on how long it may take to get better sensor images?
Shimisi: I can't promise nothing right now, this environment seems to be more random than other nebulas we've been through. Even using probes will give marginal improvement to our readings.
Rajel: ::With a sigh Jalana nodded, rubbing her forehead.:: I wsa afraid you'd say that. It looked rather bad from the bridge too.
Shimisi: When we reconstructed the lower computer core on deck 37, we managed to make the different parts working coordinated and as backups to each other. We can get the information we get through it so it can be processed and reprocessed by the different segments of it looking for either errors or recurrent patterns that we might be missing.
Rajel: Good thinking. I would never have considered that, which means it is a good thing I'm not in engineering. ::She grinned.:: It'll be good to have backups and several processing stations.
Shimisi: I hope so. :: He rested his back on the console looking at the captain who seemed to be good with the way things were progressing on their side. :: How are you doing, by the way?
The question surprised her, but then she realized that since he had helped create the eye he would be curious. With a smile she nodded slightly.
Rajel: I'm doing alright. Still getting used to the new way of seeing things, but it is heaps better than with one eye.
Shimisi: Any problem with it? Any loose of focus or disruption on the interface?
Rajel: No, I just have to get used to the triggers of the eye to move to different views. I sometimes accidentally change it. ::chuckling::
Shimisi: Response
Rajel: :waves her hand:: No I'll get used to it. There is always something when you start out with something new.
Shimisi: Response
Rajel: Other than that it works really great. Thanks to the mix of biological tissue and tech it doesn't feel like a foreign body in my eye socket either.
Shimisi: Response
Rajel: Back to now. Would it help to send scanner enhancers into the nebula to extend the range?
Shimisi: Response
Commodore Jalana Rajel
Commanding Officer
USS Constitution B
Image Team Member
A238906JL0
Character Pronouns: She/Her
Player Pronouns: They/Them
It was fascinating to her how different people looked now that she had her new eye. It wasn't per say different, just additional information or spectrums. But still something to get used to. Even if it was very close to what she knew.
Rajel: They are going in blind. From what I could see from the shuttle hangar hatch there is some electro storms or heavy discharges going on in the atmosphere, but I couldn't see if it is only in the sky or on the planet too.
Shimisi: Meanwhile I'm working on a similar problem with our tractor beams. I've discovered they destabilize shortly after being activated. We can use them for a moment, but can't rely on it for continuous use. Since the beam is able to hold for a few moments, I felt that if I can sort out its problem, it should help with the scanners too.
Rajel: Anything we can do from the bridge to help out?
Shimisi: I guess not much. Maybe Ops will have a hand in coordinating the info and power usage from both, science and engineering teams working on that. It should improve our efficiency.
Rajel: That sounds good. Coordinate what you need to do. We'll never know if or when we need the tractor beam. Any idea on how long it may take to get better sensor images?
Shimisi: I can't promise nothing right now, this environment seems to be more random than other nebulas we've been through. Even using probes will give marginal improvement to our readings.
Rajel: ::With a sigh Jalana nodded, rubbing her forehead.:: I wsa afraid you'd say that. It looked rather bad from the bridge too.
Shimisi: When we reconstructed the lower computer core on deck 37, we managed to make the different parts working coordinated and as backups to each other. We can get the information we get through it so it can be processed and reprocessed by the different segments of it looking for either errors or recurrent patterns that we might be missing.
Rajel: Good thinking. I would never have considered that, which means it is a good thing I'm not in engineering. ::She grinned.:: It'll be good to have backups and several processing stations.
Shimisi: I hope so. :: He rested his back on the console looking at the captain who seemed to be good with the way things were progressing on their side. :: How are you doing, by the way?
The question surprised her, but then she realized that since he had helped create the eye he would be curious. With a smile she nodded slightly.
Rajel: I'm doing alright. Still getting used to the new way of seeing things, but it is heaps better than with one eye.
Shimisi: Any problem with it? Any loose of focus or disruption on the interface?
Rajel: No, I just have to get used to the triggers of the eye to move to different views. I sometimes accidentally change it. ::chuckling::
Shimisi: Response
Rajel: :waves her hand:: No I'll get used to it. There is always something when you start out with something new.
Shimisi: Response
Rajel: Other than that it works really great. Thanks to the mix of biological tissue and tech it doesn't feel like a foreign body in my eye socket either.
Shimisi: Response
Rajel: Back to now. Would it help to send scanner enhancers into the nebula to extend the range?
Shimisi: Response
Commodore Jalana Rajel
Commanding Officer
USS Constitution B
Image Team Member
A238906JL0
Character Pronouns: She/Her
Player Pronouns: They/Them
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