GalaxyRaider

Myriad Reality

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It can't hurt to check, so long as we can find it.

@Techspert

I’ve got methods for that sort of thing. Don’t worry. Might even do it on my own time.

Myriad Reality

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What do you think is up there?

@Techspert

I dunno, but it’s not nothing. Just have to figure out whether it’s anything useful.

Myriad Reality

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That makes it easy, then? Unless you're wanting to go to the real-world asteroid.

@Techspert

Yes, I do.

Myriad Reality

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Okay, so if we have a backup of the server, do we have to go back?

@Techspert

Not into the server no.

Myriad Reality

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Did you guys figure anything else out in the meantime that I wasn't able to see?

@Techspert

Uh.
*Taps my chin and runs back through the events in my head*
Nnno. We haven’t. But we do have a backup of the server just in case. Just as we left it.

Myriad Reality

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Hopefully we can fix her and get answers before we have to go back up there.

@Techspert

That would be ideal, for sure.

Myriad Reality

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What I'm saying is that we don't know the satellite doesn't house its own equipment.

@Techspert

Right but even it on its own isn’t useless. Maybe.

Myriad Reality

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What do you mean?

@Techspert

Even if all that’s there is the satellite thing, we could potentially get information on the hardware to trace a source. Or maybe other locations it gets communications from.

Myriad Reality

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It was an alien-looking environment, and so slow. I don't know why we'd have to bounce all the way out there and then all the way back to talk to the server.

@Techspert

Even if the server itself isn't, something is.

Myriad Reality

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I'm not confident the server was on the planet.

@Techspert

Why's that?