EPOC 6011:945.124 - P0010_M1_0009,6

P0010_M1_0009 (1463771;3828347;-479605) R10/3 P13:

EPOC 6011:945.124 - I see some more interesting structures emerging from the fog not very far away. I have some food rations so I can manage to check them now.
Damn! My spacesuit's safety module wouldn't let me go that far from my LZ... I have to go back. I am disappointed about this location. Maybe another will have more pyramids to conduct research on. I am going back to my ship now.

surface_data::start
begin
read data_module(dump,1:2)
{
 1. 6011:945.121: SRC 239.66:-30.-52 - pyramid-like structure of some sort.
 2. 6011:945.122: SRC 239.66:-7.-68 - probably an eroded pyramid or a piece
 of rock.
}
close data_module(dump,all)
end.
surface_data::end

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EPOC 6011:945.123 - P0010_M1_0009,5

P0010_M1_0009 (1463771;3828347;-479605) R10/3 P13:

EPOC 6011:945.123 - Magnetic deviation measurement dump:

mag_dev_data::start
begin
read m_sensor(dump)
{
  4, 2
  3, 2
  2, 2
  2, 1
  1, 1
  0, 1
  0, 0
 -1, 0
 -1,-1
 -2,-1
 -2,-2
 -3,-2
 -4,-2
::warning:sensor data is not precise enough for calculations::
::suggestion:user may want to draw a chart with approx. values::
}
close m_sensor(dump)
end.
mag_dev_data::end

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EPOC 6011:945.122 - P0010_M1_0009,4

P0010_M1_0009 (1463771;3828347;-479605) R10/3 P13:

EPOC 6011:945.122 - I went back to the site of structure I previously thought was not a pyramid. To be honest, I am still not sure what it is... It has some details that might point that is was once a pyramid, but the erosion devastated it and the sand(?) covered it partially. I decided to note its coordinates and I took photos for reference. Maybe someone in the future will come across this moon and will conduct research on this. If you are reading this and if you have made any progress on that particular structure - please drop me a line over the deep space network.

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EPOC 6011:945.121 - P0010_M1_0009,3

P0010_M1_0009 (1463771;3828347;-479605) R10/3 P13:

EPOC 6011:945.121 - I decided to go northwest from my camp, but the structures weren't the pyramids. I will survey more of the surrounding area and I will write coordinates of the objects instead of directions to make them easier to find for the future explorers.

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EPOC 6011:945.120 - P0010_M1_0009,2

P0010_M1_0009 (1463771;3828347;-479605) R10/3 P13:

EPOC 6011:945.120 - I have landed at LQ 239:066. Surface gravity is slightly less than on my ship (0.884FG compared to 1FG on my ship). As soon as I landed I climbed up the nearest hill to check my surroundings. The terrain here is rather hilly and many bigger hills cover some of the field of view. The view from here is really nice and I can see some nice distant structures emerging from the fog. Since one part of the hill's top is quite flat I will set a camp here. I can see most of the area from here. These structures looks promising and I hope that some of them will be useful in my research about pyramids and their patterns. My camp is located at SRC 239.66:2.-4.

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EPOC 6011:945.119 - P0010_M1_0009,1

P0010_M1_0009 (1463771;3828347;-479605) R10/3 P13:

EPOC 6011:945.119 - I have reached this moon's orbit. Its period of rotation is 000:133:200 and its period of revolution is 006:539:582. I arrived at this moon to check for pyramid-like structures on its surface.

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