"Gateway Station Log of Doctor Frederick Salazar, station standard time is, um, about 1130 hours. Date is, let's see... 2007.14.11
"Not much to report today. I had a turkey sandwich for lunch, a little mayo, on rye with tomatoes and lettuce. I was feeling pretty good about keeping up my diet, but then I washed it down with two glasses of Garnzblian Berry Cola and spent the next two hours nearly bouncing off the walls. Maybe it's the sixteen different stimulants in every can, but I sure do love that stuff.
"What else? Well I detected a strange tetryon particle concentration earlier today emanating from the nearby nebula. Nothing too exciting, although we haven't seen that kind of tetryon particle concentration in a long time. I'll go over the rest of the astronomical data tomorrow with Jenny- I mean Doctor Miller. Have to stay professional, of course. "
"Anyway, the uh, tetryon particle concentration seemed to move on and disperse after a few minutes, and there were no more anomalous readings, so we're assuming it was simply a natural phenomena of the nebula.
"I also received some new data on my study of the corona of the nearby star I have designated S-31X, and it does appear that-"
"Oh, uh, Jenn- I mean Doctor Miller is here. End Log!"
"Not much to report today. I had a turkey sandwich for lunch, a little mayo, on rye with tomatoes and lettuce. I was feeling pretty good about keeping up my diet, but then I washed it down with two glasses of Garnzblian Berry Cola and spent the next two hours nearly bouncing off the walls. Maybe it's the sixteen different stimulants in every can, but I sure do love that stuff.
"What else? Well I detected a strange tetryon particle concentration earlier today emanating from the nearby nebula. Nothing too exciting, although we haven't seen that kind of tetryon particle concentration in a long time. I'll go over the rest of the astronomical data tomorrow with Jenny- I mean Doctor Miller. Have to stay professional, of course. "
"Anyway, the uh, tetryon particle concentration seemed to move on and disperse after a few minutes, and there were no more anomalous readings, so we're assuming it was simply a natural phenomena of the nebula.
"I also received some new data on my study of the corona of the nearby star I have designated S-31X, and it does appear that-"
"Oh, uh, Jenn- I mean Doctor Miller is here. End Log!"