[One of the first things Jane did when she received her bracelet was start playing with it, and perhaps unsurprisingly, she’s become fascinated by it. Hence the hologram, because she wanted to see if it was as advertised. The image that pops up has her looking a little rumpled - she had something of a rough landing upon arrival - but other than
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Perhaps the key to determining how you arrived is to start with what you were experimenting with?
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Except getting here is a one-way trip. I'd wanted to make it both directions.
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My speciality is biomechanics, but my services are at your disposal if you need assistance.
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[The stuff that can make her go swoosh fwoosh into another realm, of course.]
A lot of what I used for this and what I use in my lab in general I made myself. I can't just... borrow it from some university's storeroom, I'd have to find things with the right components and then assemble it. And then we'd need some way to power it.
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[This? Is the kind of comment that comes with a wry smile, because his team created a 'battery' to power Mjolnir. Not too shabby there.]
There is also a scrapyard from which you could salvage parts. It's not the most dignified process, but when in the field, one has to improvise.
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[But that first statement... cue the note of excitement in Jane's voice, rising.]
You do? Do you think you could do it with the materials you've got here?
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It's theoretically possible, but will take some time to gather the parts. If you could provide an estimation of the necessary output, I could, with assistance from yourself and other like-minded professionals on the station, build something to match.
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