On the fire escape, we stopped and we looked down.
In the early, early hours of the morning, something changes. The slow, gentle up-and-down sway of the past week and a half, caused by the changing mass of the TARDIS and ISES' regular attempts at correcting for it, is no more. Instead, over the course of the day, gravity slowly starts decreasing. The morning's 0.8 g, now familiar to the residents of Icelus station as near enough to normal but just not quite there, gives way to a mere 0.3 g over the course of 24 hours.
Slowly, the station is still angling away from the sun, and while there is no noticeable change over the course of the day from previous energy levels, the early curfew, lack of power to the Rec Room computer, intercoms, laundry room, and any other previous changes remain in effect.
Slowly, the station is still angling away from the sun, and while there is no noticeable change over the course of the day from previous energy levels, the early curfew, lack of power to the Rec Room computer, intercoms, laundry room, and any other previous changes remain in effect.