Dr. Batsbak | Project -New Horizon-

[Dr. Richard Batsbak]

➤ Personal research notes of Dr. Richard Batsbak

➤ Project : New Horizon

➤ Objective : Create artificial jumpholes

➤ Date : 29.01.830 A.S.

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Now, with the help of various devices, I can determine my exact position in space.
The hardest part was not building the machine but writing the algorithm that determines the position based on the distances to other celestial bodies.
The only problem is that the other celestial bodies must be relatively close and not everyone is suitable.
There must be different factors like the orbit around the own star, the gravimetric factor as well as the gravitational force.

However, if I have suitable celestial bodies, I can determine my position fairly accurately in all 3 axes and thus also select them as the target for my jump.

The first few tests were very promising.
Although I did not always come up exactly where I wanted after the jump, I can neglect this if I consider the insane distance that can be travelled in such a short time.

This means that I am now able to reach any point in Sirius from any other point, provided I have the necessary coordinates.
I will soon move the necessary measuring equipment to the "Oberservatory", because here the possibilities for long lasting measurements are simply better.

Now I just have to figure out how to turn this temporary gravitational distortion into a permanent event and finally create my own Jumphole.

I see numerous sleepless nights ahead of me again....