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driftfleet2016-03-08 10:43 am
mortalcoil) wrote in driftfleet2016-03-08 10:43 am
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Who: Coil and anyone listening
Broadcast: Text | Anonymous, Fleetwide
Action: SS Red Fish
When: Beginning of March
[if there has been any discussion or collaboration concerning these gumball things, Coil certainly hasn't bothered to look for it before now. he has only been working on his own and with a precious few other people, locked away in his own little lab, until he has something really tangible to share. and when he does, it's just a crude, anonymous text message dumped out to the network at large, along with an uploaded attachment.]
Gum
- isolated and manipulated
- polymer unknown? synthetic?
- regular pattern and structure
- use and purpose unknown
- not foodstuff
important to atroma maybe? valuable? secret? dangerous?
to other labs: find similar results? any further study?
[and that's pretty much it, because Coil may be competent with science, but typing is another matter entirely. even the attachment he posts, which is the entire collection of his notes so far, are only scanned, handwritten documents. not a single thing has been typed up, so some other patient soul would have to transcribe them if they want something a bit more digital. the notes include the documentation of his testing, the chemical results, and several useful sketches of bits of the 'completed' gumball polymer.
after the broadcast is sent out, he leaves the communicator nearby so he can watch for replies, and gets right back to work in the meantime. if anyone happens to stop by in person, he can be found either in his lab, or stopping briefly by the kitchen for a snack to keep him going. he's going to be at this for a while.]
Broadcast: Text | Anonymous, Fleetwide
Action: SS Red Fish
When: Beginning of March
[if there has been any discussion or collaboration concerning these gumball things, Coil certainly hasn't bothered to look for it before now. he has only been working on his own and with a precious few other people, locked away in his own little lab, until he has something really tangible to share. and when he does, it's just a crude, anonymous text message dumped out to the network at large, along with an uploaded attachment.]
Gum
- isolated and manipulated
- polymer unknown? synthetic?
- regular pattern and structure
- use and purpose unknown
- not foodstuff
important to atroma maybe? valuable? secret? dangerous?
to other labs: find similar results? any further study?
[and that's pretty much it, because Coil may be competent with science, but typing is another matter entirely. even the attachment he posts, which is the entire collection of his notes so far, are only scanned, handwritten documents. not a single thing has been typed up, so some other patient soul would have to transcribe them if they want something a bit more digital. the notes include the documentation of his testing, the chemical results, and several useful sketches of bits of the 'completed' gumball polymer.
after the broadcast is sent out, he leaves the communicator nearby so he can watch for replies, and gets right back to work in the meantime. if anyone happens to stop by in person, he can be found either in his lab, or stopping briefly by the kitchen for a snack to keep him going. he's going to be at this for a while.]
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if it's a test i want to pass it
what kind of magic? what did you try?
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[ Considering how her school career went, Hermione is at least going to try. ]
One of my shipmates tried to figure out the chemical makeup, and I tried using some magic to see if anything could be figured out from them. None of my spells really seemed to work, though.
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[and then another pause to hammer out an in-depth answer.]
and my work had shown that it all degrades except the polymer and it can be activated on a molecular level but i dont know why
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[ Again, school had taught her that. ]
I wonder if it has something to do with the material? I've never really looked at anything at a molecular level, but it would be interesting to have a bit more of a look.
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the scanners there show a lot
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