StarBase 118, Deck 2067, Apartment 56: Difference between revisions

James sometimes writes this address as ''Deck Φ0'' (Magnetic flux quantum constant) , ''Apartment σ'' (Stefan-Boltzmann Constant)'', With the appropriate bounds.'' It is a standard sized apartment-style house with three rooms. The room is slightly darker, like most Vulcan, however it is kept to usual Earth temperatures.

This section takes up the top three shelves. Notable titles from this section are 'The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy' by Douglas Adams, 'Brave New World' by Aldous Huxley and "The Complete Dixon Hill, private detective Collection".

This section takes up the bottom shelf. It contains engineering documents that are of interest to James, from the position of his profession, that he either can't - or is unwilling - to get in a digital form. For example, he various bound copies of schematics for things ranging from the first (successful) warp drive (a modern reproduction of Zefram Cochrane's notes) to the modern EPS conduit. There are also reproductions of important scientific papers from both Earth and Vulcan's past.

James ensures that his closet is stocked with at least one weeks worth of fresh Uniforms and two different kinds of casual clothing (for different situations) and one set of Dress Uniform. The clothes he wore to Sigma Iotia are also hanging up, partially due to sentimentality and partially due to the fact that they have already come in handy more than once.

The walls of James bedroom contain the posters that used to decorate James' previous quarters. Above his bed is the full album art for Pink Floyd's 'Dark Side of the Moon' and an advert for the Atari 1040 ST. y the door are posters for Blondie and Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of The Worlds.