Fifth Howl [Video | Wednesday morning]

[professorwolf]

Good morning, everyone. It's Lyall.

[See how far he's fallen: he's not even putting up both names anymore. It's been a while since he's come up on the network of his own accord, rather than replying to someone else.]

I have a few things here I need some help with, and I've come to the end of my direct contacts. First, I have a list of numbers that are apparently some kind of directional coordinates-- from space. Destination unknown, origination point unknown, though I have a few guesses I could make. Are there any pilots who might be able to assist in finding where they lead to?

Also, I've got a piece of glass here that I'm told is potentially full of data. If anyone would like a crack at translating it, do let me know? It could be fairly important.

Thank you.

Comments

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[akito]

I'm not a pilot but I know the basics of interpreting coordinates back home
And I can fly

[steamosaurus]

You asked for a pilot?

Assuming that coordinates here aren't significantly different than back home, I'll be able to read them for you. I'm not quite flightworthy yet, I'm afraid, but I'll help however I can.

Video

[kettchmeifyoucan]

[Wes has his flightsuit on, which probably makes the next statement a bit redundant]

I'm a starfighter pilot. I'm not sure where this planet is located, but I can take a stab at this.

[Video]

[evervarying]

[The backdrop is the small training salle Ashley has set up. She looks to be preparing to give a lesson - she's dressed in loose pants and a tank top rather than her usual heavier fare, but shows no sign of recent exertion.]

How'd you manage to get your hands on navigational data from a starship? I thought all the computers were offline.

[voice]

[hypospraying]

Would this be the piece of glass we found in the shelter?

[video]

[galacticheroine]

I can take a look at those coordinates, if you'd like. As a CO I spent most of my time staring at galaxy maps.