Greetings Commanders,
As promised, I am here today to provide an update on both the McCoy Spaceways travel advisory issued on the 26th of July and the commencement of Stage II of Operation Breakwater, which I am calling 'The Web'. We have been able to outfit approximately fourty-seven carrier vessels, the Dionysus megaship, Mic Turner Base and the Cooperative Broadcasting Hub with our experimental jamming and interference equipment. These will be placed - or are already - in strategic locations, akin to an earlier technique for disabling of electromagnetic equipment known as a 'Tachyon Detection Grid'. The specifics of the positioning in question can be found here and here. We wish the galaxy to know that the McCoy Spaceways corporation and her allies will not stand idly by while genocide takes place, in whatever form or against whomever it may.
Firstly, the McCoy Spaceways travel advisory issued for the 26th of July was rescinded two days ago after our initial calibrations of the experimental equipment - constructed with the supplies delivered by the galactic community - were a resounding success. However due to the significantly increased scale of our operation, a new McCoy Spaceways travel advisory is hereby issued with immediate effect, for the following star systems:
Secondly, for those who are interested in technical details, I cannot reveal too much about the Breakwater devices.
However, I will provide a brief explanation of the theoretical principles behind their operation.
Leading theories concerning the Proteus Wave device detail that it will emit a harmful electromagnetic signal via the Thargoid equivalent of a subspace comms network - using the Thargoid Surface Site on HIP 22460 10 B as a conduit to do so. Approximately twelve of our counter-devices are presently being interfaced, in a limited capacity, with the uplink devices at various other surface sites while the vast majority are being deployed in a space-based blanket-jamming capacity with the aim to emit as much interference on both subspace and narrowband channels as possible. The focal points for our operation are the Thargoid Surface Site located on HIP 17044 1 B, jurisdiction of which has been transferred by Sirius INC to the McCoy Spaceways corporation for the duration of this operation, the megaship Dionysus which is also located in HIP 17044, the installation Mic Turner Base located in California Sector BA-A e6, and the Cooperative Broadcasting Hub in HIP 13644. The large transmitter arrays aboard Dionysus, and at Mic Turner Base and the Cooperative Broadcasting Hub, will be used to both generate and amplify the 'subspace web' of electromagnetic interference created by our devices, positioned in strategic locations across the fourty-two star systems as listed above.
The vessels and stations equipped with the experimental equipment, in the same order respective of the systems above, are as follows:
Finally, I would once again like to thank contributors for their assistance in our delivery initiative - this would not have been possible on such a scale without you all.
Right on, Commanders.
As promised, I am here today to provide an update on both the McCoy Spaceways travel advisory issued on the 26th of July and the commencement of Stage II of Operation Breakwater, which I am calling 'The Web'. We have been able to outfit approximately fourty-seven carrier vessels, the Dionysus megaship, Mic Turner Base and the Cooperative Broadcasting Hub with our experimental jamming and interference equipment. These will be placed - or are already - in strategic locations, akin to an earlier technique for disabling of electromagnetic equipment known as a 'Tachyon Detection Grid'. The specifics of the positioning in question can be found here and here. We wish the galaxy to know that the McCoy Spaceways corporation and her allies will not stand idly by while genocide takes place, in whatever form or against whomever it may.
Firstly, the McCoy Spaceways travel advisory issued for the 26th of July was rescinded two days ago after our initial calibrations of the experimental equipment - constructed with the supplies delivered by the galactic community - were a resounding success. However due to the significantly increased scale of our operation, a new McCoy Spaceways travel advisory is hereby issued with immediate effect, for the following star systems:
This advisory will end, at the earliest, on the 11th of August and pilots are encouraged to remain clear until the operation ends. Other systems may be added to this advisory over the course of the next few hours, so I encourage Commanders to continually refresh themselves on the areas involved for maximum peace of mind when travelling.
Secondly, for those who are interested in technical details, I cannot reveal too much about the Breakwater devices.
However, I will provide a brief explanation of the theoretical principles behind their operation.
Leading theories concerning the Proteus Wave device detail that it will emit a harmful electromagnetic signal via the Thargoid equivalent of a subspace comms network - using the Thargoid Surface Site on HIP 22460 10 B as a conduit to do so. Approximately twelve of our counter-devices are presently being interfaced, in a limited capacity, with the uplink devices at various other surface sites while the vast majority are being deployed in a space-based blanket-jamming capacity with the aim to emit as much interference on both subspace and narrowband channels as possible. The focal points for our operation are the Thargoid Surface Site located on HIP 17044 1 B, jurisdiction of which has been transferred by Sirius INC to the McCoy Spaceways corporation for the duration of this operation, the megaship Dionysus which is also located in HIP 17044, the installation Mic Turner Base located in California Sector BA-A e6, and the Cooperative Broadcasting Hub in HIP 13644. The large transmitter arrays aboard Dionysus, and at Mic Turner Base and the Cooperative Broadcasting Hub, will be used to both generate and amplify the 'subspace web' of electromagnetic interference created by our devices, positioned in strategic locations across the fourty-two star systems as listed above.
The vessels and stations equipped with the experimental equipment, in the same order respective of the systems above, are as follows:
I will be clear, we do not expect to be able to completely disrupt the operation of the Proteus Wave. We expect only to be able to dampen the effects in radii around the systems targeted for jamming, and the aforementioned twelve surface sites with which we are uplinking. This has been a gargantuan effort in the making.
Finally, I would once again like to thank contributors for their assistance in our delivery initiative - this would not have been possible on such a scale without you all.
Right on, Commanders.
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