UEE COMM ARCHIVE: The Collision of Ellis XI

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UEE COMM Archive SysLog: ELL_4542_2943_4_15-19 CONFIDENTIAL DISPATCHES – UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS VIOLATES IMPERIAL LAW
MESSAGE SENT: 2943#4#08 SET, 14:12gmt . . >
Dr. Fordhel,
I received your projected timetable and assessment regarding the collision of Ellis XI. We have consulted with the UEE military about what they would need to institute the necessary failsafes based on your recommendations. Are there any other contingencies we should be planning for?

Regards,

CLAY HARREN UEE Senate Kampos/Ellis MESSAGE RECEIVED: 2943#4#11 SET, 05:51gmt . . >
Senator Harren,

Unfortunately, as this is the first time Humanity has been witness to such an event, we are in theoretical territory. We are currently several days away from completing our planetary analyses of Ellis XI and its moon; these analyses must be complete before simulating possible scenarios back at the Institute.

For the time being, I believe your deployment of the UEE military and the evacuation of the populace from nearby planets will certainly help, but we are fortunate that Judecca and Bombora are uninhabited so there seems to be little chance of immediate danger.

Best,

Aksha Fordhel, PhD
Geophysics Division
AstroGeological Institute

MESSAGE SENT: 2943#4#15 SET, 13:34gmt . . >
Dr. Fordhel, Understood. We are attentively awaiting the findings of your geological expedition.

I have included Erin Patterson on this message exchange. Ms. Patterson is my chief of staff and will be organizing other facets of this event.

Regards,

CLAY HARREN
UEE Senate Kampos/Ellis

MESSAGE RECEIVED: 2943#4#18 SET, 04:28gmt . . >
Senator Harren, Thank you for your message. I have finished my analysis of Ellis XI and its moon. You will find my analysis embedded in this message.

If I may ask, what are the “other facets of the event” that Ms. Patterson is overseeing?

Respectfully,

Aksha Fordhel, PhD
Geophysics Division
AstroGeological Institute

MESSAGE SENT: 2943#4#24 SET, 10:03gmt . . >
Good morning Dr. Fordhel, Your findings were very exciting indeed. They will be most helpful. Ms. Patterson is going to be our chief liaison to the various agencies that will be represent our system when it comes to the dissemination of mining rights and scientific research.

Thanks again for your tireless work,

CLAY HARREN
UEE Senate Kampos/Ellis

MESSAGE RECEIVED: 2943#4#28 SET, 01:06gmt . . >
Senator,

I apologize for being blunt but are you really going to charge scientists for the privilege of studying one of the largest celestial events in recent memory? That seems tremendously unfair as there are countless disciplines of science that could benefit from the ability to witness and study a collision between two planetary objects.

While I understand that the local Ellis governments and the UEE will inevitably open up the planetary debris for processing by mining companies, I beg you to allow the entire scientific community the time and freedom to glean what knowledge we can from the event itself and its immediate aftermath. The applications could help us understand the inner workings of planets themselves.

Aksha Fordhel, PhD
Geophysics Division
AstroGeological Institute

MESSAGE SENT: 2943#5#02 SET, 15:44gmt . . >
Apology accepted, Dr. Fordhel. I assure you that we will judge all offers from the scientific community with the future development of Humanity and the UEE in mind. Thank you again for your efforts. They will not be forgotten when reviewing your bid. Best,

CLAY HARREN UEE Senate Kampos/Ellis via MobiGlas END ARCHIVE
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Nachricht gesendet: 2943#4#08 SET, 14:12gmt .... >

Dr. Fordhel,
Ich habe Ihren voraussichtlichen Zeitplan und Ihre Einschätzung bezüglich der Kollision von Ellis XI erhalten. Wir haben uns mit dem UEE-Militär darüber beraten, was es braucht, um die notwendigen Failsafes auf der Grundlage Ihrer Empfehlungen einzuführen. Gibt es noch andere Eventualitäten, die wir planen sollten?

Mit freundlichen Grüßen

TON HARREN
UEE-Senat Kampos/Ellis


Nachricht erhalten: 2943#4#11 SET, 05:51gmt ..... >
Senator Harren,

Da dies das erste Mal ist, dass die Menschheit Zeuge eines solchen Ereignisses wird, befinden wir uns leider auf theoretischem Gebiet. Wir sind derzeit mehrere Tage davon entfernt, unsere planetarischen Analysen von Ellis XI und seinem Mond abzuschließen; diese Analysen müssen abgeschlossen sein, bevor wir mögliche Szenarien im Institut simulieren können.

Vorläufig glaube ich, dass Ihr Einsatz des UEE-Militärs und die Evakuierung der Bevölkerung von nahegelegenen Planeten sicherlich helfen wird, aber wir haben Glück, dass Judäka und Bombora unbewohnt sind, so dass die Wahrscheinlichkeit einer unmittelbaren Gefahr gering zu sein scheint.

Am besten,

Aksha Fordhel, PhD
Abteilung Geophysik
AstroGeologisches Institut

Nachricht gesendet: 2943#4#15 SET, 13:34gmt ..... >

Dr. Fordhel, verstanden. Wir sind gespannt auf die Ergebnisse Ihrer geologischen Expedition.

Ich habe Erin Patterson in diesen Nachrichtenaustausch einbezogen. Frau Patterson ist meine Stabschefin und wird weitere Aspekte dieser Veranstaltung organisieren.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen

TON HARREN
UEE-Senat Kampos/Ellis

Nachricht erhalten: 2943#4#18 SET, 04:28gmt . .... >

Senator Harren, vielen Dank für Ihre Nachricht. Ich habe meine Analyse von Ellis XI und seinem Mond abgeschlossen. In dieser Nachricht ist meine Analyse eingebettet.

Wenn ich fragen darf, was sind die "anderen Facetten der Veranstaltung", die Frau Patterson betreut?

Bei allem Respekt,

Aksha Fordhel, PhD
Abteilung Geophysik
AstroGeologisches Institut

Nachricht gesendet: 2943#4#24 SET, 10:03gmt .... >

Guten Morgen Dr. Fordhel, Ihre Ergebnisse waren wirklich sehr spannend. Sie werden sehr hilfreich sein. Frau Patterson wird unsere Hauptverbindung zu den verschiedenen Stellen sein, die unser System bei der Verbreitung von Bergbaurechten und der wissenschaftlichen Forschung vertreten werden.

Nochmals vielen Dank für deine unermüdliche Arbeit,

TON HARREN
UEE-Senat Kampos/Ellis

Nachricht erhalten: 2943#4#28 SET, 01:06gmt . .... >
Senator,

Ich entschuldige mich dafür, dass ich unverblümt bin, aber werden Sie wirklich Wissenschaftler für das Privileg belasten, eines der größten himmlischen Ereignisse in der jüngsten Erinnerung zu studieren? Das scheint enorm unfair zu sein, da es unzählige wissenschaftliche Disziplinen gibt, die von der Fähigkeit profitieren könnten, eine Kollision zwischen zwei planetarischen Objekten zu beobachten und zu untersuchen.

Während ich verstehe, dass die lokalen Ellis-Regierungen und die UEE unweigerlich die planetarischen Trümmer für die Verarbeitung durch Bergbauunternehmen öffnen werden, bitte ich Sie, der gesamten wissenschaftlichen Gemeinschaft die Zeit und Freiheit zu geben, das Wissen über das Ereignis selbst und seine unmittelbaren Folgen zu sammeln. Die Anwendungen könnten uns helfen, das Innenleben der Planeten selbst zu verstehen.

Aksha Fordhel, PhD
Abteilung Geophysik
AstroGeologisches Institut

Nachricht gesendet: 2943#5#02 SET, 15:44gmt .... >

Entschuldigung akzeptiert, Dr. Fordhel. Ich versichere Ihnen, dass wir alle Angebote der wissenschaftlichen Gemeinschaft im Hinblick auf die zukünftige Entwicklung der Menschheit und der UEE beurteilen werden. Nochmals vielen Dank für Ihre Bemühungen. Sie werden bei der Überprüfung Ihres Gebots nicht vergessen. Am besten,

TON HARREN
UEE-Senat Kampos/Ellis
über MobiGlas


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UEE COMM Archive SysLog: ELL_4542_2943_4_15-19 CONFIDENTIAL DISPATCHES – UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS VIOLATES IMPERIAL LAW
MESSAGE SENT: 2943#4#08 SET, 14:12gmt . . >
Dr. Fordhel,
I received your projected timetable and assessment regarding the collision of Ellis XI. We have consulted with the UEE military about what they would need to institute the necessary failsafes based on your recommendations. Are there any other contingencies we should be planning for?

Regards,

CLAY HARREN UEE Senate Kampos/Ellis MESSAGE RECEIVED: 2943#4#11 SET, 05:51gmt . . >
Senator Harren,

Unfortunately, as this is the first time Humanity has been witness to such an event, we are in theoretical territory. We are currently several days away from completing our planetary analyses of Ellis XI and its moon; these analyses must be complete before simulating possible scenarios back at the Institute.

For the time being, I believe your deployment of the UEE military and the evacuation of the populace from nearby planets will certainly help, but we are fortunate that Judecca and Bombora are uninhabited so there seems to be little chance of immediate danger.

Best,

Aksha Fordhel, PhD
Geophysics Division
AstroGeological Institute

MESSAGE SENT: 2943#4#15 SET, 13:34gmt . . >
Dr. Fordhel, Understood. We are attentively awaiting the findings of your geological expedition.

I have included Erin Patterson on this message exchange. Ms. Patterson is my chief of staff and will be organizing other facets of this event.

Regards,

CLAY HARREN
UEE Senate Kampos/Ellis

MESSAGE RECEIVED: 2943#4#18 SET, 04:28gmt . . >
Senator Harren, Thank you for your message. I have finished my analysis of Ellis XI and its moon. You will find my analysis embedded in this message.

If I may ask, what are the “other facets of the event” that Ms. Patterson is overseeing?

Respectfully,

Aksha Fordhel, PhD
Geophysics Division
AstroGeological Institute

MESSAGE SENT: 2943#4#24 SET, 10:03gmt . . >
Good morning Dr. Fordhel, Your findings were very exciting indeed. They will be most helpful. Ms. Patterson is going to be our chief liaison to the various agencies that will be represent our system when it comes to the dissemination of mining rights and scientific research.

Thanks again for your tireless work,

CLAY HARREN
UEE Senate Kampos/Ellis

MESSAGE RECEIVED: 2943#4#28 SET, 01:06gmt . . >
Senator,

I apologize for being blunt but are you really going to charge scientists for the privilege of studying one of the largest celestial events in recent memory? That seems tremendously unfair as there are countless disciplines of science that could benefit from the ability to witness and study a collision between two planetary objects.

While I understand that the local Ellis governments and the UEE will inevitably open up the planetary debris for processing by mining companies, I beg you to allow the entire scientific community the time and freedom to glean what knowledge we can from the event itself and its immediate aftermath. The applications could help us understand the inner workings of planets themselves.

Aksha Fordhel, PhD
Geophysics Division
AstroGeological Institute

MESSAGE SENT: 2943#5#02 SET, 15:44gmt . . >
Apology accepted, Dr. Fordhel. I assure you that we will judge all offers from the scientific community with the future development of Humanity and the UEE in mind. Thank you again for your efforts. They will not be forgotten when reviewing your bid. Best,

CLAY HARREN UEE Senate Kampos/Ellis via MobiGlas END ARCHIVE

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