Document:Expedition Report XG-2111-6166

INTERDIMENSIONAL TREATY RESEARCH ORGANISATION - EXPEDITIONARY REPORT

REPORT DETAILS
Date: 13/01/2155, 11:13 UTC
Author: MAYNARD, JAKE G. (2033-1777)
Institution: European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN)
Sponsor: Interdimensional Research Treaty Organisation (IRTO)
Classification: ALPHA / OFFICIAL

EXPERIMENT DETAILS
Facility: Corey Wall Research Facility
Window: 07/01/2155, 16:33 UTC
Duration: 20 Minutes
Locator: 3ZZ.8Z°710.22'171.11"L 13F.W1°P12.19'51M.21"G
Authorisation: XG-2111-6166
OIC: RICHARDS, DAVE S. (1772-0188)
OICO: BLONDE, MELISSA W. (1398-9282)

EXPERIMENT LOG
Bridge window opened as scheduled at 16:33 hours on 7 Jan 2155. The bridge was successfully struck with a 1.26PW pulse. After confirmation of the Riemennian parameters, targeting commenced and Kähler acquisition completed at approximately 16:36 hours. The entry manifold was subsequently expanded to a diameter of 160mm inside the containment field.

At 16:38:26, EDR-1 was ferried through the RC airlock and made entry via the threshold. At 16:39:38, power injection was cut as per standard efficiency protocols. Full power was restored at 16:44:21 for the probe’s scheduled return. At 16:44:43, main bridge power was cut as per standard shutdown sequence.

PROBE DATA REVIEW
Probe sensors reported an atmospheric composition of 61.3% gaseous tungsten, 21.4% gaseous tin, 11.2% nitrogen, and 6.1% unidentified compounds. Average temperatures ranged from 7127.12K to 7595.15K. Atmospheric pressure was approximately 563.42kPa. Measured gravitational field was approximately 16.21m/s. A weak entropic radiation field of 63 mRn/s was detected.

HIGH-LEVEL REVIEW
The majority of the atmospheric composition is to be expected for a dimension this distal. However, the unidentified atmospheric components, after further analysis in isolation, appear to be galraite decay products. Together with the e-rad field, this suggests potentially active galraite-based technology in the dimension, or even galraite-based life. For this reason, A secondary survey is recommended to be conducted as soon as reasonably practicable with a Class-II drone. The risk profile should be discussed at length with RCON before proceeding.

OVERSIGHT REVIEW
The experiment’s goals were to achieve penetration of a dimension at the 10^16 strata level in close proximity to VEL 12, a high-density CNE, and recover meaningful scientific data. In this I am satisfied this goal has been achieved. The IRTO EAB will convene in due course to discuss whether funding of the secondary phase is warranted.