Ageira Innovations - Deep Space Engineering

[Jack Cole]

---

I've been temporarily CCed onto this conversation. I appreciate Mr. Bright for pulling me in and I thank the both of yall for the attention given to my report. I will try to keep this short and to the point.

Now that work on the Bering project is moving forward, I will take a team and start documenting the readings with dedicated equipment for the area surrounding the gate. Those readings will be forwarded along with the normal paperwork to the station admin in Bering. My ship is already being loaded up so I'll be done in a blink of an eye. As far as the materials needed for the repairs, given that the parts have been undergoing undue stress and being maintained in piece meal, I suggest replacing the affected systems wholesale. I will attach a list but I will leave it to the on site engineers on the exact quantities.

The replacement of the emitters and capacitors are the priority, as such, here is my recommendation of materials that will need to be shipped onto site:
--Energy Field Equipment
--Ageira Gate/Lane Parts
--Superconductors

There are other minor necessities of course but I won't waste both of yall's time with those. Once the capacitors and emitters are installed, liquid coolant replaced, and the superconductive interlacing is brought down to temp, modulation should be a quick process. I can't fathom the multiplexors needing any attention during the repairs but I would keep an eye on the ones connected to the emitter arrays during testing just to be on the safe side. You never know with the feedback from the power spikes and all.

Anyway, thank you again for allowing me to work on this and for letting me contribute. If there is any need for my expertise directly, I will be at Baltimore running experiments thanks to DSE's generosity after I finish the scans in Bering.

Jack Cole,
R&D Specialist

---

Information • Recruitment • Flight Logs • Bounty Board • Mission Board