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<blockquote data-quote="The Green Adam" data-source="post: 3434613" data-attributes="member: 50821"><p>Absolutely Wysten! And thanks for the kind words Raven.</p><p></p><p>This is crash site of a shuttle in service of the NSEA (the Galaxy Quest version of Starfleet). The vessel had gone missing and the PC starship has finally located it on the surface of the planet Phoebus II. </p><p></p><p>Looking at the area where the shuttle landed, one can see discoloration on the ground (the shallow, orange, circular craters near the little craft). As noted to the left, this area is giving off mysterious energy readings.</p><p></p><p>The upper left hand corner of the map shows deposits of Beryllium, a material used to power the PC starship and all other NSEA vessels.</p><p></p><p>The planet itself is a Mars-like, barren wasteland that is very hot during the daylight hours. The paler pink-to-white areas are the polar ice caps, which as you can see are much smaller then those on Mars.</p><p></p><p>Why did the shuttle crash? What are those energy readings? Was the shuttle searching for the Beryllium? These are the various factors that went into the map design.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="The Green Adam, post: 3434613, member: 50821"] Absolutely Wysten! And thanks for the kind words Raven. This is crash site of a shuttle in service of the NSEA (the Galaxy Quest version of Starfleet). The vessel had gone missing and the PC starship has finally located it on the surface of the planet Phoebus II. Looking at the area where the shuttle landed, one can see discoloration on the ground (the shallow, orange, circular craters near the little craft). As noted to the left, this area is giving off mysterious energy readings. The upper left hand corner of the map shows deposits of Beryllium, a material used to power the PC starship and all other NSEA vessels. The planet itself is a Mars-like, barren wasteland that is very hot during the daylight hours. The paler pink-to-white areas are the polar ice caps, which as you can see are much smaller then those on Mars. Why did the shuttle crash? What are those energy readings? Was the shuttle searching for the Beryllium? These are the various factors that went into the map design. [/QUOTE]
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