SEO Grannus Survey Log

[Rickard Steiner]

Log Entry #1
Date: 30/05/830
Author: V Kauffmann
Objective: Level four survey and scan of South Dallas Debris Field
Projected Route: Nine point investigative circuit at variable sub-cruise speeds
Environmental Summary: Debris field, light-medium density. Hazardous radiation pockets detected centrally in sectors D7/D8 (Number of warnings triggered: 3)
Threat Summary: Large, hostile light capital vessel detected at the E6 edge of the cloud. Vessel did not respond to our presence. Navigator maintained a 10 kilometre minimum distance and were unable to survey within that area. Gateway IFF'd train CTS-King.of.Prussia encountered traversing the field. Vessel was advised of the survey and scans were halted until the vessel's engine emissions had sufficiently dissipated. Communications were amiable.
Features of Note:

1. Stable jump hole surveyed, sector D7. Scans revealed nothing of note, all readings within expected metrics. Current exit as of 30/05: Hudson system, confirmed with probe.
   
2. Area of high value, so-called "premium" scrap, sector D6, marked with a navigation buoy. One standard unit recovered for lab analysis, but initial scans reveal radiation levels and metrics in line with the greater South Dallas field. Reasons for relatively intact preservation of the parts in question: unknown.
   
3. Two similar large, unidentified objects located D7/D8. Unknown origin and design, with superficial similarities to station 'towers' common to facilities throughout Sirius. Object "D7" returned readings consistent with the greater debris field. Object "D8" was found in an area of high radiation. Investigations continue as to whether object "D8" is the source of the emissions or not.
   

Current Status: Grannus has relocated to an area of higher security and we are processing our data.

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