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<v ->Pilot's personal log, stardate 1630.3.</v>

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I'm Lieutenant Erica Ortegas.

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Most of the time, I fly the ship,

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which is cool, but can get boring.

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Today is different.

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Rigel VII's atmosphere is a hot mess of wind shear,

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exotic radiation, and heavy particles

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that jam the sensors on our shuttles.

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Piloting down takes incredible skill,

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which I have, but, the best part?

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I'm with the landing party,

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something I almost never get to do.

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Nice.

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<v ->You're actually wearing the hat?</v>

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<v ->Are you kidding? The hat is supreme.</v>

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We're Kalarians now. Recon 101.

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<v ->These record the debris field we observed previously,</v>

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as descending.

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By my calculations, it will intersect multiple points

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along the ship's intended orbital plain.

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<v ->Debris from what?</v>

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<v ->Likely an impact between two large celestial bodies</v>

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that orbited Rigel VII several centuries ago.

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<v ->Can't you just say, "Two moons"?</v>

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<v ->I could, but that would be leaping to a conclusion.</v>

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Analysis is underway,

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but I would merely characterize the fragments as volatile.

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<v ->We get it, Spock.</v>

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<v ->Right, well, on we go.</v>

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Let's get to that shuttle bay and have ourselves a landing..

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party.

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<v ->Maintaining stability will require</v>

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piloting Enterprise by hand.

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<v ->Between the fragments and the gravity shifts,</v>

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I'll have to make manual adjustments every 20 minutes,

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or lights-out Enterprise.

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<v ->I'm glad you get it.</v>

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We need you here keeping Enterprise safe.

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<v ->Aye captain.</v>

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But, uh, who's gonna fly the shuttle

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through all that choppy sky and radiation?

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<v ->I may not be Erica Ortegas,</v>

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but I was a test pilot, remember?

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We'll get you next time, I promise.

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<v ->I was not responsible for the data.</v>

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It would be illogical to blame me.

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<v ->Shh.</v>

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Just learn when to leave people alone, Spock.

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<v ->Sorry. I am working on that.</v>

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