Comments | hakasedata: Stardate Log #IS-00001010

hakasedata

Stardate Log #IS-00001010

Jul 25, 2010 11:34

I'm curious to know why, at night, there seem to be two similar glowing objects. They are of different sizes and the illumination comes from different areas. I have, on more than one occasion, tried to search them out, but in my tailing, they disappear before I have found them. It's highly annoying. I'm trying to do research ( Read more... )

communications, ship, network, island, operations, weather

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tennisprince July 26 2010, 01:07:32 UTC

...When exactly is the storm coming?

hakasedata July 26 2010, 02:54:58 UTC

From mine, Kyouju's, the Coast Guard, and the weather services of relatively nearby islands, we have a week. There is the hope that it will weaken, but with global warming and our location, the only recourse for the system is a strengthening of 7% each day.

tennisprince July 26 2010, 02:57:36 UTC

Cool. Thanks Inui-senpai.

Surf's up.

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hakasedata July 26 2010, 02:58:57 UTC

May I interest you in a new juice? It glows!

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oishisensei July 26 2010, 16:39:07 UTC

I ... uh ... might know the source of one of those glowing objects, Inui.

Do you have an eye mask by any chance? I'm having trouble sleeping.

hakasedata July 26 2010, 16:41:47 UTC

Oh?! Really?! Who? What? Tell me.

...Why would I have an eye mask? You're the medical person... I have goggles.

oishisensei July 26 2010, 16:44:24 UTC

It seem like F- ... wait, what will you do with this information?

Goggles might work. How dark do they make things?

hakasedata July 26 2010, 16:46:18 UTC

Fuji? Is it Fuji? Please tell me it's Fuji. You should never question a dataman's use for information. It can come back on you.

They don't really block anything. Ask Atobe. He probably has silk ones.

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koroshiya_kite July 27 2010, 16:46:52 UTC

Inui-san...the coldest, driest place I can think of is one of the caves. There is no such thing as airconditioning on the island, but the caves stay at the same temperature all year round.

hakasedata July 27 2010, 18:46:40 UTC

It needs to be between 10-20C. Is that the temperature in those caves?

koroshiya_kite July 27 2010, 21:31:14 UTC

Most caves I've ever been to where between 15 and 17 C... This shouldn't be much different. Though In my defence, I've not seplunked often and though I was good at Earth Sciences at school, I really don't want to explain the science behind it. Needless to say, it should work for what you want.

hakasedata July 28 2010, 01:45:10 UTC

Ah, wonderful. I'll find one to look at and see if it's suitable.

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