Ingenuus R&D: Lab 002

[Remnant]

Thanks to the new facility, that McCool had managed to have built in a decent amount of time, things have become a little more.. 'eye opening' than they were before.

Sure the station that we had before did it's purpose, however due to the state of being just another area didn't necessarily go too well.

In fact, one of the first things that was found out when we moved to the new facility, this being of course after modifying the equipment to fit the new shape and state of where it would be housed, (taking up a few weeks) is that most of our measurements were off. Not by much, but by just a few micrometers or Kalvin in the temp range. My theory on this one would be that the proximity to the core sent some of the equipment into a confused state of sorts. This new facility works our perfect in terms to eliminating that issue.

Moving forward from here. Well, Ingenuus' job right now is to figure out the way to harness the core. I'll be focusing on 'just' that until we complete a satisfactory job. There is no point on studying other things, if we cannot use our main device to begin with.

There have been a few new thoughts on a method we could use to accomplish this. The first would be the most erratic and.. dangerous, yet as long as there wasn't an equipment failure, I feel that this will do us the most justice on keeping the core under control.

What the system consists of, is instead of having stabilization and input-output measures coating the sphere like you'd think, have them on moving beams. Layer the moving casing and have them rotate around the core at a good speed which i'll determine later.

Potental Core Fixture MK2, unknown if actual use will be done

If you do the math, this grants the core a 96.738820% chance of it 'always' being exposed at one point, which as we've found increases the release. When it does this, the movement would bring an output over the area for a very short period of time and route it to wherever we need it at the time.


Downsides.. This system will go wrong if it fails. Containable as there will be a large amount of layers, but it will not be that pretty. Another downside, is this again will be using arcs. The energy will be released as an arc, rather than the radiant energy which we've been getting before. Equipment doesn't like that, although if I can get the budget from McCool, something can be figured out to get around that.

I'll be doing more research upon if this method is something we should pursue, or is it merely a pipe-dream that is a horrid idea compared to the others.. We'll see.