<div class="floatleft">(https://i.stack.imgur.com/mVOSg.gif)</div>As the crews began to spread out, the station was eerie and quiet. The corridors leading out to the station proper did not have a need for security access, so it was entirely possible to enter the main corridor leading to each wing of the station. There wasn't a sound to be heard anywhere, and it seemed like the entire station had been deserted.<br/><br/>While the Bosun's idea was sound, in theory, in reality she had nowhere to go. The station didn't support a shuttlebay, since they were fairly safe and could call on a local system for pick-up in a couple of hours if need be.<br/><br/>For Dr. Khal'vanas, his tricorder scans revealed the following: Yes, the atmosphere had the Federation standard O<sub>2</sub>and nitrogen mix called for by regulations. There were no unusual airborn items that could explain the mystery, and there were no lifesigns detected that could indicate there was a soul aboard. In fact, they'd be completely safe moving around, though the bulky suits did make movement difficult.<br/><br/>Meanwhile, when Commander McFadden got to the Galley, he discovered... nothing. The galley was clean, within reason, and there was nothing to indicate that anything was amiss. Except maybe the coffee cup sitting on the table that was partially full and had cooled down. Otherwise, nothing.