Meanwhile, back at the ship, the blonde-haired physicist known as Enocxi and the remaining crew were working on determining the nature of the anti-tech field they had fallen into. The ship took minimal damage during landing- the antimatter reactor had been powered down gradually, and the ship's systems (or whatever is left to function) were now running off of the backup nuclear battery. Instead of the controlled annihilation of atoms that the antimatter reactor used, the nuclear battery generated power from the natural decay of plutonium oxide pellets. It was a nearly fool-proof way to generate a little backup power to run the life support and lighting systems, neither of which contained ultra-sensitive electronics that would otherwise be disabled by the field. After some observation of the effects the field had on the ship's computers (especially the navigation systems), Enocxi drew a conclusion that the field was electrostatic in nature. The delicate atomic-scale electrical interactions that occurred inside the computers were easily disrupted by the external charges.