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Revision as of 17:44, 12 April 2009
Overview
Science station 7623 was a science station located 50 years away from Deep Space 17. The station orbited a class-J planet, which in turn orbited a star which gave off copious amounts of deadly extonic radiation.
Investigation of Loss of Contact
On Stardate 238602.01 the USS Independence-A was ordered to investigate a loss of contact with the station.
Upon investigating, the USS Independence-A crew found that a transwarp conduit experiment had gone wrong, forcing the crew of the station to evacuate, leaving behind one Ithaca Ellens to deactivate the experiments. Ellens herself had been given an experimental inoculation against the radiation being produced by the transwarp conduits. However, she was discovered badly burned by the extonic radiation which was slowly leaking into Science Station 7623 since its crew had abandoned it.
Destruction
Science Station 7623 is currently inactive due to the ethical decisions of certain USS Independence-A crew members on stardate 238603.30.