After months of analyzing the data and debating with the other board representatives it was decided our findings
from the field test were too promising to be dismissed as a mere follow up project.
As such, Project MIRROR™, will now focus on the transportation of items via Jump Drive technology.
As inspiring as the results of the field tests have been, the research teams have concluded that our approach
is unlikely to provide better results than we have already seen. In other words, we will have to change our
methods using what we've learned so far to further reach our goals.
Our efforts so far have involved jumping beacons from our ship to a targeted destination, an indication
of where we wanted the beacon to be, if you will. The more conventional way of increasing accuracy when
it comes to jumping ships to a location involves using a Hyperspace Matrix to create a beacon for the ship to jump to.
I wonder what the results would be if we combined those methods...
