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Enterprise, this is Starfleet
Operations.
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All transport materials have been
pressed out. You are clear to leave
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orbit. Goodnight.
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Acknowledged. Enterprise out.
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Ensign.
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Request permission to come aboard.
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Granted.
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Lieutenant Commander Sulu reporting.
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Hikaru.
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Vincent.
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Captain said you could postpone checking
in with him until the morning staff
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meeting. Will do.
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How was Earth? Nice. How's my ship?
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Fine, fine.
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You look relaxed.
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Did a lot of relaxing, did you? Not
much.
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Command training, you know.
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Oh, I had heard.
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Training for command, Lieutenant.
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Sir, Starfleet just signaled with
Commander Sulu's transfer order.
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Thank you. Ensign.
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Heading, sir.
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Stand by.
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I have a new navigation card.
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New one?
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Have the stars moved?
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In fact, they are always moving.
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Working. I programmed these updates
myself as part of my command thesis for
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stellar navigation.
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It's your homework?
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You could say that.
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Data received.
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Take us out, Mr. DeSalle.
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Aye, sir.
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So, Vincent, how's Janet?
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What's up?
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We are veering off course. Helm is not
responding.
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What's the purpose of that thing?
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Earth standard.
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Where's Barnard's star?
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Six light minutes in that direction.
Where did you think we were? All the
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coordinates are inversed. Open that
panel!
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Now what? I'm going to reverse the nav
sensors manually.
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You'll have to compensate.
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Compensating?
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Soon!
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Now or never, DeSalle.
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Mine tonight.
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I'll stop, Mr. DeSalle.
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I'll stop. Bye.
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My first exam in stellar nav, I flunked
because I had switched a plus and a
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minus early in the basic equation.
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The rest of the calculations were based
on that.
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I hadn't had much sleep.
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I'll expect both your reports by 0600.
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Computer,
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begin retrieving navigational archive.
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Did you really fly my ship out of the
time gateway?
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Vicaro, it was amazing.
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You should have been there. The thing
was huge to begin with, but there were
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these canyon walls and wind shear. Wind
shear.
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Like you would not believe.
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I mean, we were one second blasting
through the atmosphere like a Cretan
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had to adjust the shear to make it good.
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Enterprise, this is the fleet commander.
Transfer of materials and complete
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personnel. They have freeways to leave
the Earth orbit. Good night.
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Received. Enterprise, out.
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Sir Ensign.
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I request permission to board.
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Conceded.
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Se presenta al comandante Zulu.
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Icaro. Vincent.
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El capitán dice que se encontrará con
usted por la mañana.
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Perfecto.
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¿Y la tierra? Preciosa. ¿Y mi nave?
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Bien, muy bien.
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Se le ve... relajado. Muy relajado, ¿no
cree? No demasiado.
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Entrenamiento de mando, ya sabe.
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Ah, sí, eso he oído.
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Entrenamiento... Para el mando,
teniente.
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Señor, han llegado las órdenes de
transferencia del comandante Sulu.
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Gracias, alférez.
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Ordenes, señor.
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Espera.
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Tengo nuevas cartas de navegación.
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¿Nuevas? ¿Las estrellas se han movido?
De hecho, siempre se están moviendo.
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Procesando. He programado estas mejoras
como parte de los ejercicios de mi tesis
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de navegación estelar.
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¿Son sus deberes?
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Más o menos.
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Datos recibidos.
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Sáquenos de aquí, señor de sal. Sí,
señor.
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Vincent, how are you, Janis?
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Nessal, we're out of the way! The rudder
doesn't respond!
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¿Qué vector de salida ha usado? El
estándar terrestre. ¿Y la estrella
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seis minutos hacia allá. ¿Dónde creía
que estábamos?
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Todo está invertido. ¡Abre este panel!
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¿Y ahora qué? Voy a invertir los
sensores de navegación manualmente.
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¡Compénselos! ¡Compensando!
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Now or never, De Salle.
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Don't fail me, little one.
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Stop everything, Mr. De Salle.
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We're stopping.
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In my first star navigation exam, I
failed because I made a mistake between
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plus and a minus in a basic equation.
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El resto de los cálculos se basaban en
eso.
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Tenía mucho sueño.
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Quiero el informe de ambos a las 0600.
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Ordenador, comience a recibir archivo de
navegación.
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Procesando.
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¿De verdad hizo volar mi nave a través
del guardián?
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Ikaru, fue realmente fabuloso.
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Era enorme al principio, pero esos
cañones y esas rachas de viento...
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No se lo creería. Descendíamos muy
rápidamente, y aquella cosa... ¿Estado
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comunicaciones? Perfecto. ¿Estado de
instrumento?
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Perfecto. ¿Motores?
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Funcionando. Soporte vital.
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