The Improbable Task

[Remnant]

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-- Log 2 --

Well, it took a few weeks, although it gave me time to get to know the people around here a little more. They're not all that bad. Their food is decent too. Perhaps we should get catering on the Bell, eh?

Alright, alright, back to it I suppose. When i'm done with this project, i'll abuse the log creation abilities for the Navy and rant about myself then. Until that time, I guess it's time to finish a project, huh.

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Last log, I talked about resonation. Once I explained how it might matter to a situation like this, the other team-members seemed quite enthusiastic about putting together an inverse to how cloaks hide people in the first place.
The motions that the fields take sorta differs from ship to ship. Thankfully the people here had the tools needed to crack into the Cloaking Devices software and pull out the program which regulates it.

Believe me. If you thought you've done a lot of Algebra back in College, you haven't touched anything compared to what we've had to work with. Thankfully one of the guys here is a mathematician. I usually had my brother for this sort of thing. It's sorta neat that there was one employed here too.

I've attached a computer-generated image of the EM wave which we've come up with. - The darker the color, the higher intensity of the force in that position.

Computer Generated - Inverse Wave - Semi-Universal

So you may be wondering how an inverse model works with this situation. - What you see in the attachment is a static sample taken. That wave is constantly changing. The cloaking field is also constantly changing. At this point, it's a guess and check maneuver right now. Nothing ideal. I guess that's what 'development' means, eh?

I have a few ideas in how to put this to use. Right now, it doesn't mean much. An inverse doesn't do anything unless you have a way to use it.
Guess that's the next step, huh.