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[055] [130] Directions
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You enter the building and look around. It appears to be a library of some sort. You notice on the entrance desk a type of newspaper and take it with you; perhaps it will give you some sort of clue as to why this whole city seems to be deserted. Luckily, the library is computer controlled. You switch on a console and after some whirring sounds, a voice comes back: 'Good afternoon, reader. What subject will it be today?' First of all you ask for local history, but the most recent entry appears to be some time ago when this city was bustling with life.
One of your crew members rushes over. 'Captain,' he says, 'I've just been looking at the astronomy files. There is a black hole which they think may be a space warp. It is in Sector 288!' This news is indeed exciting and you instruct the ship to beam you back aboard to check this location.
Back on board you announce your news to the crew. As the navigation officer sets the course, you remember the newspaper and pass it on to the language lab for analysis.
You enter the building and look around. It appears to be a library of some sort. You notice on the entrance desk a type of newspaper and take it with you; perhaps it will give you some sort of clue as to why this whole city seems to be deserted. Luckily, the library is computer controlled. You switch on a console and after some whirring sounds, a voice comes back: 'Good afternoon, reader. What subject will it be today?' First of all you ask for local history, but the most recent entry appears to be some time ago when this city was bustling with life.
One of your crew members rushes over. 'Captain,' he says, 'I've just been looking at the astronomy files. There is a black hole which they think may be a space warp. It is in Sector 288!' This news is indeed exciting and you instruct the ship to beam you back aboard to check this location.
Back on board you announce your news to the crew. As the navigation officer sets the course, you remember the newspaper and pass it on to the language lab for analysis.
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What will you set your course for?
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A purple star just within long-range scanner range.
3 (37.5%)
A small cluster of stars some 2-3 light years off to starboard.
5 (62.5%)
BONUS POLL: what should we name your medical officer?