Extraterrestrial Technology: Spacecraft Take Off Procedure (Taygetan Pleiadian Message)
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February 26, 2020Extraterrestrial Technology: Spacecraft Take Off Procedure (Taygetan Pleiadian Message)
Dhor Káal'él: First thing I do is walk around the ship, looking at
specific places I already know about. I'm looking for any open panel, anything
out of place, any animal stuck in a hole, and pieces of garbage around intakes
and inside the landing gear wells. I look for hydraulic leaks, unsecured
hatches. And I remove covers and tags ("Remove before flight" tags). Exactly as
you would in an Earth aircraft. No service hoses hanging out, nothing attached
to the craft. No external power feed wires. Nothing, so the craft is standing
alone.
Once the craft is secured, I walk to the ramp in
front of it and I look at the hydraulic pistons at each side of it, the
actuators, looking for anything that might get caught in it as it closes and
any leaks as well. I walk up the ramp (not stairs) and I find myself in the
main cargo hold. I look around to see if everything there is secured. Taking, for example, in this situation as if it were empty. No cargo.
I either think the order or I press a big red
button on the forward side of the cargo hold inside to raise the ramp and I
wait to see that it's up. It takes a few seconds and it goes up with a whining
sound of the pumps, and then a thump and the red button glows green-secured up.
Then I walk past a narrow passageway like 5 meters
to the front on the craft to each side of this passage where there are the
access doors to the main ship's computer CPU on either side. The doors are
transparent tinted light smoke color. Light and systems glowing inside. The
brain is active. I get to a small door and it opens to one side (left) and I
walk into the cockpit.
There is an upper level semi circle in shape
there. Two seats to one side, two on the other by the windows (now covered
looking titanium color). Then one step below there is one main seat in the center
and a console. You go into the cockpit; the floor is shaped like 1/3rd of a
circle. Like a moon shape with the tips forwards and the door at the center.
I step down and there are 3 more seats (total 7).
One in the center, and two more in front side by side. In front of each one of
the three there is a large, curved console, metal grey in color. I sit in the center
one. You could take seat anywhere you like. I'd recommend in the two forward
seats to each side of the pilot's main seat.
Now, when I fly alone I will move my center seat
forwards. All the way to the cockpit canopy. Leaving behind the two front
seats. With you two there, I can be in front and you to the rear of me. Or 3
side by side or you in front and me behind in the middle. The seats do move.
Gosia: All of us side by side. Unless Dale objects.
Dhor Káal'él: Ok. Then we strap ourselves in. The
seats do this for you. You don't have to do it. They are 5 point seats belts.
But they come out of the seat and strap you in automatically. But in the center
of them there is a black button, big. You press it and it disables the system.
The window in front goes all around from top to bottom and on the floor,
meaning the floor on the lover level of the cockpit (not the upper one) is
transparent. On the sides, where the rear 4 seats are, there are more windows
Now we are inside but everything is off. The
cockpit canopy (canopy is the transparent part) in this moment is off, meaning
it's opaque. It looks grey and dull. You can´t see outside. The lights come from the level step on the floor
and on lighting slots all over the roof and on the console to the rear. We are
now sitting. All I have to do is say: "All systems start". And
the whole computer will boot up. Or I can press the big black button to the
left and up corner of my console (manual control).
Gosia: Exciting!
https://tenor.com/view/marywar-gataflautica-plane-excited-excitement-gif-12197423 (gif I showed)
That’s usually me on the plane during take off!
Dhor Káal'él: Nice oxcart, Gosia! (Sorry)
Gosia: Hahahahahahaha
Dhor Káal'él: Joking, I don't compare. I love old
tech, flying machines as well.
Gosia: Better?
https://tenor.com/view/destroy-all-humans-ufo-spaceship-gif-14299732
Dhor Káal'él: Hahaha. That's better! Too bad
those only use gravity cancelling. We deem as inferior technology.
Ok. Systems come online. The three main
consoles light up and give basic readings! One sec... ready. In front of each
console a screen will appear, it's trans-lucid, it's only a hologram. And the
canopy will go transparent.
Dale: Do you set up telepathic interface at this
point?
Dhor Káal'él: No, it was set up in the moment I
asked for "all systems start". Or you can at any point request interface at
will whenever you want, if on manual mode. In front of the canopy, you will see
basic instrumentation appear in front of you. You can now see outside, the
hangar and all in front of the craft. Under the canopy you can see the
quadruple plasma canon under you. In the case of model TPT-155 Suzy 1, you can
see the muzzle of the GAU-7 Gatling Cannon.
You ask for systems check, and it will take a few
seconds, less than 5. All systems nominal will come up, in audio and on screen
in front of you. Then either you ask for it mentally or you do it manually. You
check systems for engine and gravity generators. Comes up all nominal - all ok.
Then you say the magic words, you think them, or you press the nice red button
in the center above in the console. The button reads: Engine Start.
Like this, one sec.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2A-xT4UThdA
Turbine helicopter start up. Listen. Similar but
bigger! A lot bigger! And then the second one.
Starts up and catches up with the first. Rarely do
they do the same together. They do not always start on the same sequence, one then the other, or the next time the other and then the first one. This is for
you, the pilot, to hear them in case there is something wrong. You feel your
engines. You know them well. They are part of you.
Then, when they are both at enough speed, the roar
will burst behind each one of them like two large explosions. Plasma level has
been reached. And with it thrust! Then you ask for take off permission in case
it's applicable.
When you are clear, then you set inertia dampeners
to however you want. 97% to 98 % is usual to be able to feel some acceleration.
But you can program accelerators and dampeners to be at full 100% in the rest
of the ship and at 97% in the cockpit alone. So people in the rear of the ship
will be comfortable drinking their tea while you in front are accelerating and
enjoying your maneuvers! 100% inertia dampeners = meaning you do not feel any
movement. 97% it means you feel 3% of the acceleration. Set to 0% you will be a
smear on the canopy!!! Jello! 97% is enough!
A Suzy class ship may accelerate over 1000 g force
while flying atmosphere. One thousand time Earth gravity. While on atmosphere.
Same for a 90° or worse turn. When in a fighter aircraft a human pilot can take
a maximum G of 10 maybe 11g force for like 3 seconds. In an F-15 fighter, for
example.
So, we have clearance. Then on the console to the
left, under the "systems on" button, you set gravity cancellation to 0 (not
inertia dampeners). Then in front of you the hologram will indicate that the
ship is hovering and no weight is on the gear. Then still to the left, under
gravity cancellation controls, there are 3 rectangular glowing buttons. In white.
For Taygetan craft, white = green (usually). Red =
Red for reference.
Touch all 3 of them and they will glow green
(Green indicating good up movement)
Then Red for a moment and then off... indicating: gear has retracted into the wells.
(Manual description here for now. Everything I say
can only be thought and the craft will obey)
I take my joystick with my right hand and my
collective with my left (as in a helicopter) and gently push the joystick
forwards. The ship will move forwards slowly. Collective is the throttle
controls and other buttons, mainly engine power control.
We are assuming the ship is in a covered hangar
with side exits. Our ship glides some 10 feet over the deck. Deck is the floor
in pilot talk. We reach the end of the hangar and we see empty space all around
up (as in taking off from the larger ship). A little bit of static is seen
outside around the hull as we cross the several layers of force field that
enclose and protect the mothership and hangar area.
Gosia: Wow, that moment of "jumping" into space must
be incredible.
Dhor Káal'él: It feels like, or as if you were to
"fall off". It does look like the edge to a precipice! Then we are in
space now, moving with the gravity generators only.
I move the joystick to one side and we move along
side large mothership. We see its large grey hull. We are in space now. We go
out to space here in this example very slowly. Moving like at 40 mph. Slow for
a ship. So we are alongside our mothership. We can see the windows, sometimes
people inside. Then it ends and we are alone. Mothership behind us.
We move the nose of our ship towards the
destination (not necessary but we do it anyway). Say... Aldebaran 65.4 LY away.
We start to move faster as I move the collective up. And we are now moving past
Mack 1 and moving to hyper-sonic speeds. We do feel the acceleration. Then we
move the power to the main turbines. We feel them bursting into life. And we
feel a huge kick and acceleration and a large roar and cracking sounds of the
plasma outside. We are now moving faster and faster.
The ship will now start to alter its density and
you in it inside to compensate for the added mass due to the acceleration.
Usual when we reach 40,000 Km/sec. We then go to what you would call "throttle
up". And having programmed only with thought the destination, all the
calculations are made by the ship's AI. She knows what she is doing (all ships
are a "she"). We close the toroid. We jump into hyperspace. It feels like static
and outside no stars remain. We are moving way too fast! All you see is
streaks of light moving backwards. They are not stars, they are static
discharges between the toroid and the hull of the ship. It’s perfectly smooth.
The roar of the engines has stopped to be only a
whisper or a flow of air coming out of a metal pipe. You are now moving
horrendously fast. For Aldebaran 65.4 LY away on a Suzy class, last time it was
25 min SIT time. SIT is Ship Internal Time. You can now leave your seat.
Dale: But there is no sound in space, right?
Dhor Káal'él: The sound comes only from the ship
itself. What you hear is transmitted through. Nothing of sound is form the
outside. And when in hyperspace, you cannot see anything outside. It's all
black. Only the discharges and streaks outside that are nice because they do
give you some sense of speed... those are also not coming from the outside but
form the toroid.
Dale: Turbine are high speed compressor turbines?
Dhor Káal'él: No compressor. They are not jet turbines. Only Ionic magnetic plasma drives.
Dale: Turbines act to compress flow of plasma as
it is magnetically confined? Once you go beyond turbine power, you kick in
magnetic toroid and that is a frequency drive. That’s what you use for
hyperspace.
Dhor Káal'él: In that case, YES. Toroid. The engines are the ones that generate the toroid. The plasma is frequency
controlled.
Dale: So they act to produce plasma output that is
then confined to the toroid. And that will generate your hyperspace.
Dhor Káal'él: The flux output backwards will flow
to the front of the ship and back again with something like a caterpillar
effect. The plasma flows out backwards.
Dale: Does it engulf the ship? Like a bubble?
Dhor Káal'él: Yes. Then, as it's magnetic, it will
flow to the front of the craft using the hull itself and closes the toroid. As
the frequency output of the engines is precisely controlled, the exact
frequency inside the ship and the toroid are the ones of the destination.
Dale: It’s a very elegant system. The polymorphic
material controls the field around the ship?
Dhor Káal'él: The ship is made of polymorphic
metal, computer controlled. One word here. We no longer use "warp" speed as a
name for this as we may have in the past because this is wrong. To "warp" is to
band time -space, as Einstein said. To create a worm hole. There is NO time and
space to bend. There is frequency modulation and control-manipulation. Not warping anything. This frequency technology is beyond warp technology. We call
it supraluminal or simply hyperdrive. Or ether jumps. And it is still generated by turbines rotating and
making jet noises, but they are way above and more advanced than gravity drives
that are only used for or as control surfaces would on an aircraft.
Gosia: Do the ships use any fuel?
Dhor Káal'él: These ships are Zero Point. No fuel
of any kind is needed. No refueling nor recharging necessary ever. Unlimited
range.
We don't need to use worm holes, we don't need
solar portals, we don't need anything. The ship itself makes its own wormhole
if you may (not wormhole either, we are beyond that). We do not depend on
transit routes of any kind as other lesser advanced races do. This is beyond warp technology.
While at hyperspeed, you can walk around, take
some tea, eat cookies (we do have them). Chat. Leave the bridge alone. Play a
game. And then the computer will say in audio something like (translating to
human terms): "Now hear this, now hear this. Destination
threshold achieved. Destination threshold achieved. Ship is now decelerating
and returning to impulse mode". You run to your seats, strap yourselves again.
Then, you will hear a clear turbine deceleration.
It tells you in how much time. It's all SIT time. This is hard to describe as
we don't use seconds or minutes. Humans are the only species that has invented
a way to measure something that does not exist. But it conveys the idea as in
reference to what you have lived from the start of the jump to the end. Like in
telling you that the ship will exit hyperspeed in 2% of total SIT time
experienced so far. Do I make any sense so far?
Gosia: Yes, perfect sense. Thank you.
Dale: All pilots eventually function as one with
their ship.
Dhor Káal'él: That is correct... perfectly correct.
Dale: If I were with you on the ship, enter there,
would the ship recognize me?
Dhor Káal'él: It would. The ship would recognize
your frequency and DNA. You don't need an ID here. But each ship has safe
settings. For example, Suzy is so tight in her settings that only Swaruu can
operate or even enter her!! In a very real sense, Suzy IS an extension of
Swaruu. Her IA is an extension of Swaruu's mind. But, a large ship like this
one is more relaxed. And you would access and operate the ship.
Ok, so that´s that. That´s the take off procedure
and flight. We reached our destination.
Gosia: Thank you, Kaalel! It was quite exciting; we
can feel your passion about flying when you describe everything. Thanks a lot
for all the details!
Dale: Thanks brother, it was most exhilarating to
be there with you, I am remembering some of it. Thank you for your time.
Dhor Káal'él: Thank you both for yours. I am tired
now but I love to be here with you! Until tomorrow.
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