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corp:mining_guild:starships:carrier [2024/08/17 18:06] – [Vehicle Complement] charaa | corp:mining_guild:starships:carrier [2024/10/21 20:23] (current) – [History] charaa | ||
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compounding delay were the subsequent actions of [[characters: | compounding delay were the subsequent actions of [[characters: | ||
- | Thus, the convergence of these two significant events—the Motoyoshi clan's invitation and Astrid Kurosaki' | + | Once the pressing concerns had been addressed, the Mining Guild redirected its focus back to the Polaris-class Ultra Carrier project. The safety enhancements advocated by Astrid Kurosaki were successfully integrated into the Mining Guild' |
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- | Once the pressing concerns had been addressed, the Mining Guild redirected its focus back to the Polaris-class Ultra Carrier project. The safety enhancements advocated by Astrid Kurosaki were successfully integrated into the Mining Guild' | + | |
The first vessel in the Polaris-class, | The first vessel in the Polaris-class, | ||
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Below are some Compartments of the Polaris-class Ultra Carrier | Below are some Compartments of the Polaris-class Ultra Carrier | ||
=== The Bridge === | === The Bridge === | ||
- | The Bridge of the Polaris-class Ultra Carrier is the nerve center of the ship, where critical decisions are made, and operations are coordinated. Positioned at strategic locations around the Bridge, navigation consoles display real-time data on the ship's position, trajectory, and course adjustments. Navigation officers monitor celestial maps, coordinate course corrections, | + | {{ : |
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Defensive consoles are situated near the rear of the Bridge, overseeing the ship's defensive systems, including shields, point-defense turrets, and countermeasures. Defense officers monitor threat assessments, | Defensive consoles are situated near the rear of the Bridge, overseeing the ship's defensive systems, including shields, point-defense turrets, and countermeasures. Defense officers monitor threat assessments, | ||
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The Armory is a secure compartment at the end of the Crew Compartment, | The Armory is a secure compartment at the end of the Crew Compartment, | ||
==== Cargo Hold ==== | ==== Cargo Hold ==== | ||
- | The ** Mining Equipment Storage** section of the storage space is dedicated to storing various types of mining equipment used in resource extraction operations. It includes storage racks, compartments, | + | {{: |
Another portion of the storage space is allocated for storing supplies necessary for sustaining mining operations and supporting the crew onboard the Carrier. This includes consumables such as food, water, medical supplies, spare parts, and maintenance materials. The supplies stockpile is regularly replenished during refueling, and resupply times. | Another portion of the storage space is allocated for storing supplies necessary for sustaining mining operations and supporting the crew onboard the Carrier. This includes consumables such as food, water, medical supplies, spare parts, and maintenance materials. The supplies stockpile is regularly replenished during refueling, and resupply times. | ||
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==== Propulsion Systems ==== | ==== Propulsion Systems ==== | ||
- | Located at the rear of the Engineering Section are the Carrier' | + | {{ user: |
=== Power Generator === | === Power Generator === | ||
Positioned closer to the middle of the Engineering Section is the Carrier' | Positioned closer to the middle of the Engineering Section is the Carrier' | ||
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* **Environmental Controls** which are systems for monitoring and controlling environmental factors such as humidity, radiation levels, and electromagnetic interference to safeguard crew health and equipment integrity. | * **Environmental Controls** which are systems for monitoring and controlling environmental factors such as humidity, radiation levels, and electromagnetic interference to safeguard crew health and equipment integrity. | ||
==== Hydroponics Bay ==== | ==== Hydroponics Bay ==== | ||
- | The Hydroponics Bay aboard the Polaris-class Ultra Carrier is a self-contained and sustainable environment designed to cultivate fresh food and plants to supplement the ship's provisions during extended missions in deep space. The Hydroponics Bay utilizes advanced hydroponic **Growing Systems**, which cultivate plants without soil by delivering nutrients directly to the plant roots suspended in a nutrient-rich water solution. The Hydroponics Bay is equipped with **Climate Control systems** to regulate temperature, | + | {{ : |
The Hydroponics Bay is capable of growing a diverse range of crops, including leafy greens, herbs, vegetables, fruits, and edible flowers, providing a balanced and nutritious diet for the crew. Crop rotation techniques are employed to maximize yield, minimize nutrient depletion, and prevent the buildup of pests and diseases, ensuring long-term sustainability and productivity. In addition to natural sunlight filtered through specialized windows or skylights, supplementary lighting systems such as LED grow lights are used to provide consistent illumination and promote photosynthesis in the absence of natural light, enabling year-round crop production regardless of external conditions. | The Hydroponics Bay is capable of growing a diverse range of crops, including leafy greens, herbs, vegetables, fruits, and edible flowers, providing a balanced and nutritious diet for the crew. Crop rotation techniques are employed to maximize yield, minimize nutrient depletion, and prevent the buildup of pests and diseases, ensuring long-term sustainability and productivity. In addition to natural sunlight filtered through specialized windows or skylights, supplementary lighting systems such as LED grow lights are used to provide consistent illumination and promote photosynthesis in the absence of natural light, enabling year-round crop production regardless of external conditions. | ||
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=== Top Level: Personnel Transport and Shuttle Landings === | === Top Level: Personnel Transport and Shuttle Landings === | ||
- | The topmost level of the hangar bay is dedicated to landing pads for [[corp: | + | The topmost level of the hangar bay is dedicated to landing pads for [[corp: |
=== Middle Level: Docking Clamps and Magnetic Locks === | === Middle Level: Docking Clamps and Magnetic Locks === | ||
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==== Computers and Electronics ==== | ==== Computers and Electronics ==== | ||
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=== Artificial Intelligence (AI) Systems === | === Artificial Intelligence (AI) Systems === | ||
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Automation and control systems manage and regulate critical functions and processes aboard the Carrier. This includes propulsion control, life support management, power distribution, | Automation and control systems manage and regulate critical functions and processes aboard the Carrier. This includes propulsion control, life support management, power distribution, | ||
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==== Power Systems ==== | ==== Power Systems ==== | ||
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By incorporating multiple layers of redundancy and backup systems, the Carrier is capable of withstanding power-related challenges and maintaining mission-critical functionality under adverse conditions. | By incorporating multiple layers of redundancy and backup systems, the Carrier is capable of withstanding power-related challenges and maintaining mission-critical functionality under adverse conditions. | ||
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Automated failover mechanisms detect and respond to power system anomalies, switching between primary and redundant power sources seamlessly to maintain continuous operation without interruption. These failover mechanisms utilize sensors, control algorithms, and predictive analytics to anticipate and mitigate potential failures before they occur, ensuring maximum uptime and reliability of power systems. | Automated failover mechanisms detect and respond to power system anomalies, switching between primary and redundant power sources seamlessly to maintain continuous operation without interruption. These failover mechanisms utilize sensors, control algorithms, and predictive analytics to anticipate and mitigate potential failures before they occur, ensuring maximum uptime and reliability of power systems. | ||
==== Propulsion ==== | ==== Propulsion ==== | ||
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