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 work on attraction beams, and there are already repulsion beams that work by
 energizing electrons with exact quantum frequencys!))</nowiki>
+==Ideas==
+ <nowiki>((Bridge, USS Discovery-C))
+VALDIVIA: What's the situation?
+BLUEHEART/ANYONE: response
+VALDIVIA: Then why the red alert?
+BLUEHEART: response
+VALDIVIA: They what? Wow... are they willing to help now?
+BLUEHEART: response
+VALDIVIA: Alright... less than 2 hours then. Ideas?
+ANYONE: response
+VALDIVIA: Ok... I see three phases. One is getting them out of the surface.
+I don't think their engines will help here, because they are stuck. I think
+we could use the tractor beams of the probes. If each one pulls the
+Achilles in its direction, the total resulting force (after certain
+calculations) will be upwards.
+ANYONE: response
+VALDIVIA: Second phase, transit. This will need a fair effort from their
+engines, and probably help from our Bussard Collectors, as Rogg has done
+before. They'll have to use their own deflector dish to keep the storm at
+bay. I think this is the most delicate part.
+ANYONE: response
+VALDIVIA: Finally, once in the outer atmosphere, we will tow her out with
+our tractor beams. Hopefully she will already be past the storm. Doubts?
+JAMES: Wouldn't using multiple tractor beams violate the Uncertainty
+principal?
+VALDIVIA: Although that's technically true when using a tractor beam in a
+small object, particularly at an atomic level, on big ships we can aim them
+at different parts of the ship. But you are right, if we aimed at the same
+section, the effects will probably compensate. However, if we pull from the
+dish, and they pull from the nacelles, we won't have this problem. It will
+put some strain in their hull, but we are talking about a Galaxy. Their
+integrity field will hold.
+JAMES: But the integrity field is a singular wave. It would still violate...
+o Wait... would that work... 0o
+JAMES: :: In a rather excited tone. :: Hesinberg Compensators!
+ANYONE:
+JAMES: :: Endeavoring to keep his voice flat, but rather failing. :: If we
+where to re-route they're main shields power through the Transporter
+controls, then the Hesinberg Compensators, should turn them into particles,
+due to they're secondary Duality effect which should be most prominent in
+the transporters as that's thire primary use. By creating a particle shield
+as opposed to a wave, we can latch onto the shield and lift it up, without
+violating the Uncertainty principal. If we where to use Multiphasic beams
+we should also be able to pull it up a lot more easily....
+((OOC: Will backsim any more discussion.))
+VALDIVIA: Ok, I already simulated the first part. Although your idea about
+the multiphasic beams could enhance the effect.
+o My 3rd year project might be useful here... 0o
+JAMES: I should have a model of them from my Academy days... I'll have a go
+at running the data through them as well....
+VALDIVIA: Vedra, could you run a simmulation on the second part? Use the
+readings from Rogg's ascension for the effect of the Bussard Collectors.
+VEDRA: response
+VALDIVIA: Finally, for the last part, we better contact the Valiant and
+tell them. Commander?
+BLUEHEART: response
+:: That being said, he was returning to the science station, when the
+turbolift opened and the doctor from before appeared. She looked surprised
+for a moment, and then asked. ::
+SHAGAN: ::awkwardly:: ... I take it you don't need a medical officer on the
+bridge?
+VALDIVIA: Actually, you arrive at the most perfect time. We are getting the
+Achilles out of there. Two hours tops... :: he looked at the sensors with a
+dark expression. :: Actually, they don't have two hours. And hour and a
+half. Once there, they will be needing the cure. Could you make sure
+everything is ready?</nowki>
+==Plan==
+ <nowki>((Bridge, USS Discovery-C))
+BLUEHEART: I'm sure it is… So what's the plan? Do we need to run a
+simulation ?
+COGUD: Sounds like we should, it seems like a lot could go wrong
+JAMES: Simulations are always logical.
+BLUEHEART: We need to run this hypothesis by the Valiant. Are we working
+with Science and Engineering on the Valiant as well? We should.
+COGUD: Sir I have a bad feeling about the Valiant, this whole situation
+seems odd, I can't explain it, I have a gut feeling
+VEDRA: I hate to intrude, Sir, James, Cogud. But sensors are picking up
+an increase in ionic activity in the planet's upper atmosphere.
+BLUEHEART: ::murmuring:: Great! ::to Vedra:: Source?
+VEDRA: A natural plasma storm, Sir. ::pause:: But it's a big one. And
+it's picking up, Sir.
+BLUEHEART: Right. Okay, people. That's our cue. We better get the
+Achilles up before the storm activity reaches a level where it'll be
+impossible to compensate for the ionic flux without blowing out a
+nacelle. And that's not even considering what that amount of radiation
+will do to the crews of both ships. ::turning to Vedra again:: Can you
+extrapolate when the storm will reach critical activity?
+VEDRA: I can. We have approximately 1 hours and 56 minutes to get both
+ourselves and the Achilles to a safe distance so as not to be affected
+by it.
+BLUEHEART: =/\= Bridge to LtCmdr Valdivia and Lt Rogg. =/\=
+VALDIVIA/ROGG/FRYE: =/\= responses =/\=
+BLUEHEART: =/\= We need your help on the Bridge urgently. Blueheart out.
+=/\= ::turning to face the Bridge crew with a grim face:: You heard Mr
+Vedra. We have less than two hours to get the Achilles into orbit. We
+can do this, people!
+JAMES/ANYONE: response
+COGUD: Sir, if you don't mind I'll get Mr. Grell up hear, he said he has
+been in Starfleet for 14 years, he may have some ideas if he is so...
+Experienced.
+::Blueheart nodded in agreement.::
+COGUD: Thank you sir. =/\= Cogud to Grell, report to the bridge =/\=
+GRELL: =/\= I am on my way ... sir =/\=
+COGUD: =/\= Good to hear, Cogud out =/\=, Sir I recommend we send the
+Achilles the cure now.
+::Blueheart frowned in disbelief and arched a skeptical eyebrow.::
+MITCHELL: Raj, it would help if they had as many hands as they could.
+But I don't think Commander Cook will just accept that we came up with a
+cure. She'd have to hear it from someone she trusts. Someone like say
+me. She knows I had the plague, and now she'll be able to see I'm cured.
+BLUEHEART: I'm inclined to agree with you, Sir. ::He shot Ensign Cogud a
+fleeting, inconspicuous, sideways glance.:: But the atmosphere... the
+interference... do we have time? ... ::He scratched his chin again.::
+MITCHELL: Well Lt Rogg and I have the most experience in dealing with
+the atmosphere. And I'd say we've really got about half the time your
+thinking.
+BLUEHEART: ::furrows in his brow deepening:: Your suggestion, Sir?
+MITCHELL: The Achilles' crew was working diligently on repairs as they
+could. If we flood the atmosphere using our ram scoops as they launch,
+like John did for Rogg and I's ascent, it would reduce the pressure on
+her. Then once she got high enough, we could try the dual tractor beam
+idea. Physically yank her the rest of the way out.
+BLUEHEART: ::pensive:: It could work. It could actually work. There's no
+time for a simulation so we'd just have to jump right in and keep our
+fingers crossed.
+MITCHELL: It's going to depend if she has enough power to break free of
+the surface.
+BLUEHEART: In case she doesn't, is there any way we can help her with
+that? Augment her power somehow?
+MITCHELL/ANYONE: response
+::The CSO stepped onto the Bridge.::
+VALDIVIA: What's the situation?
+BLUEHEART: We need to get the Achilles into orbit like, yesterday.
+VALDIVIA: Then why the red alert?
+BLUEHEART: The Valiant tried to disable our defenses.
+VALDIVIA: They what? Wow... are they willing to help now?
+BLUEHEART: Yes.
+VALDIVIA: Alright... less than 2 hours then. Ideas?
+::Blueheart related to him Cmdr Mitchell's idea.::
+VALDIVIA: Ok... I see three phases. One is getting them out of the
+surface. I don't think their engines will help here, because they are
+stuck. I think we could use the tractor beams of the probes. If each one
+pulls the Achilles in its direction, the total resulting force (after
+certain calculations) will be upwards.
+ANYONE: response
+VALDIVIA: Second phase, transit. This will need a fair effort from their
+engines, and probably help from our Bussard Collectors, as Rogg has done
+before. They'll have to use their own deflector dish to keep the storm
+at bay. I think this is the most delicate part.
+ANYONE: response
+VALDIVIA: Finally, once in the outer atmosphere, we will tow her out
+with our tractor beams. Hopefully she will already be past the storm.
+Doubts?
+JAMES: Wouldn't using multiple tractor beams violate the Uncertainty
+principal?
+VALDIVIA: Although that's technically true when using a tractor beam in
+a small object, particularly at an atomic level, on big ships we can aim
+them at different parts of the ship. But you are right, if we aimed at
+the same section, the effects will probably compensate. However, if we
+pull from the dish, and they pull from the nacelles, we won't have this
+problem. It will put some strain in their hull, but we are talking about
+a Galaxy. Their integrity field will hold.
+JAMES: But the integrity field is a singular wave. It would still
+violate... Hesinberg Compensators!
+ANYONE: response
+JAMES: If we where to re-route they're main shields power through the
+Transporter controls, then the Hesinberg Compensators, should turn them
+into particles, due to they're secondary Duality effect which should be
+most prominent in the transporters as that's thire primary use. By
+creating a particle shield as opposed to a wave, we can latch onto the
+shield and lift it up, without
+violating the Uncertainty principal. If we where to use Multiphasic
+beams we should also be able to pull it up a lot more easily....
+VALDIVIA: Ok, I already simulated the first part. Although your idea
+about the multiphasic beams could enhance the effect.
+JAMES: I should have a model of them from my Academy days... I'll have a
+go at running the data through them as well....
+VALDIVIA: Vedra, could you run a simulation on the second part? Use the
+readings from Rogg's ascension for the effect of the Bussard Collectors.
+VEDRA: Aye, Sir. ::He immediately got to work.::
+VALDIVIA: Finally, for the last part, we better contact the Valiant and
+tell them. Commander?
+BLUEHEART: On it. ::He hailed the Valiant and briefed the Bridge crew on
+the CSO's plans.::
+::The turbolift doors hissed open once again.::
+SHAGAN: ::awkwardly:: ... I take it you don't need a medical officer on
+the bridge?
+VALDIVIA: Actually, you arrive at the most perfect time. We are getting
+the Achilles out of there. Two hours tops... :: he looked at the sensors
+with a dark expression. :: Actually, they don't have two hours. And hour
+and a half. Once there, they will be needing the cure. Could you make
+sure everything is ready?
+::Words were flying around, a few Telice understood but most of it was
+beyond her. The crew was working on getting that other ship back in orbit.
+Unwilling to be in the way, she was about to turn around and leave when
+someone actually answered her question.::
+VALDIVIA: Actually, you arrive at the most perfect time. We are getting the
+Achilles out of there. Two hours tops... ::he looked somber:: Actually,
+they don't have two hours. And hour and a half. Once there, they will be
+needing the cure. Could you make sure everything is ready?
+SHAGAN: ::recognizing the CSO she had met on her first day:: Of course,
+Sir. Will we be beaming the supplies on board the Achilles? With your
+permission Sir, I don't know how much of their crew is infected, but I
+would like to mount a medical party to beam with the supplies. I'm sure
+they could use all the extra hands.
+VALDIVIA/BLUEHEART: [tag]
+SHAGAN: Very well, Sir.</nowiki>
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