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* ID: Andrew Wells
* Location: On board the OSC|Wandering Elegance
* Subject: Survey of Omega 41 system
* Priority : High!

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Good Day Mr. Pines , Captains , Pilots!

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After the previous report made by our humanitarian aid convoy to Crete , and after consulting with Mr. Pines, R&D department decided it is possible and necessary to conduct a survey of the astonishing Omega-41 system. The survey team consisted of the Wandering Elegance and fighterclass escort vessels, piloted by David Chesterton, Jorge Raymond, Karen Banks, and Robert Gale.

Later on, Security Director Saguma also joined the mission. Our flight took us through Bretonia and the mapped Omega systems. From Omega 3 , we relied on the information give by Cambridge Research Institute. Following those, we managed to steer around in the deep Omegas all the way to our destination. Here I must add, in case Orbital Spa and Cruise wishes to deploy an operation, careful planning must be made regarding flight paths, as the area is vastly covered by asteroid fields which make flying difficult, while minefields deployedby both Hessian and Corsair forces in the area make things dangerous.

Upon arriving to Omega-41, he first thing that alerted us was the outrageous amount of radiation. Later on it became clear that its source is the so called Neutron Star, a sun that instead of turning into asupernova, collapsed into itself, causeing pulsing radiation waves to enrupt on a continuous basis. If that wasn't enough, the deadly mixture of mines planted inside asteroid fields os also a common thing. We have managed to deploy sensors at two locations, where neither mines or asteroids are a source of danger.




* Area #1 : Secort C 5 - 6
The area is on the edge of a possibly Corsair planted mine field, also Leon Base is located nearby. This brings up security related issues, even though our current relation is positive with the Corsair nation, however, it is beter safe than sorry.




* Area #2 : Sector D 2 - 3 , E 2 -3

On the oposite side of the Neutron Star, close to a Zonner built station, Freeport 5. The station is small, carved into a huge planetiod. That is most probably he only effective way of sustaining a station in such radiation. Another Corsair minefield is cuting this area off from further examining, while also cuts possible exits from the system. As of now, we only know one way of going in and out from this area, through the jumphole leading to Omega-5 warzones.





As a conclusion, I am certain that in case we desire to maintain a stationary liner in the area, the issue of radiation must be dealt with, in order to make it possible for longer than a month or two at best, without having to constantly supply said liner with repair equipment, which could turn the entire venture into a money sink, holding no profitability.

Once we concluded our flight, we moved further into the Edge Worlds, however, since we found ourselves in Corsair territory and didn't ask for premission previously for any operations in their systems, we decided to call our flight off and return home... ehm .. without any further difficulties.

Best regards:

Andrew Wells
Head of R&D

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