Kelsey Genesis Project - Stage 2
Posted: Sat Jul 19, 2014 2:07 am
Gus Givens here with some fantastic news on the Genesis Project. It appears that a huge donation of 35,000 Gelon by captain Hunbuba has completed the collection phase of the Kelsey Genesis collection process.
Lt Cobraaus has confirmed that the collection is now 100% complete and the last shipments will be on their way in to orbit this evening. The next stage is somewhat nerve racking for the scientists as they begin to assemble the Genesis Device and it's components.
Once they are ready the firing stage protocols will begin and a series of security measures will go into place in the Kelsey system. After all the device is akin to a gigantic bomb in some ways, so an explosion that big without control of the space lanes would be disastrous.
After a successful firing of the Genesis Device it is hoped that it will be only a matter of a few weeks before the planet will be in a state for the exploration phase. During this phase the Coalition Scientists will be collating as much data as they can on the project.
This is a great day for humanity, showing that captains and companies of all walks of life can work together to achieve a common task no matter how large it is.
We will keep you up-to-date on the Genesis Project status, so keep your dial set to ISN News.
Gus Givens
ISN News Desk
Lt Cobraaus has confirmed that the collection is now 100% complete and the last shipments will be on their way in to orbit this evening. The next stage is somewhat nerve racking for the scientists as they begin to assemble the Genesis Device and it's components.
Once they are ready the firing stage protocols will begin and a series of security measures will go into place in the Kelsey system. After all the device is akin to a gigantic bomb in some ways, so an explosion that big without control of the space lanes would be disastrous.
After a successful firing of the Genesis Device it is hoped that it will be only a matter of a few weeks before the planet will be in a state for the exploration phase. During this phase the Coalition Scientists will be collating as much data as they can on the project.
This is a great day for humanity, showing that captains and companies of all walks of life can work together to achieve a common task no matter how large it is.
We will keep you up-to-date on the Genesis Project status, so keep your dial set to ISN News.
Gus Givens
ISN News Desk