<em>=/\= "Ensign Liara, would you please report to Engineering to make a check on the propulsion systems.  Mr. McGalleon, how is the EEH?  Suitable for fieldwork at the moment?" =/\=</em><br/><br/>Liara cringed again, some day they would get used to her, or she would get used to that....Just barely getting ready to step onto the Turbo lift, she sighed, her eyes privately rolling in their sockets as she lightly tapped her comm badge.  =/\="Copy that Sir, I'll check the propulsion systems from Astrometrics so I can continue assisting with the telemetry we are getting from the probe.  Ensign Kroken Out.=/\=<br/><br/><em>"In theory the solution is sound and its 95 percent probable that there will be no complications. However that other 5 percent could well.....be rather disastrous. Please, I...I mean, we, need more time."</em><br/><br/>Turning back down the corridor and stepping back through the double doors into Astrometrics, Liara was astonished to hear the EEH's assessment of the situation regarding the armbands.  Logging back into her console at the Astrometrics terminal, she brought up the schematics for the armband design they had implemented and run her own calculations in her mind.  Checking her figures on her trusty PADD, she inserted a new set of calculations and variances into the program and re-ran the simulation based on the new numbers and the updated telemetry from the probe.  "I've adjusted the calculations based on the variance in the chroniton emissions so far.  Unfortunately the programming in the armbands is not sensitive or quick enough to compensate for the variance.  The fix I've provided will give us about ninety seven percent, but as I mentioned when we started looking at this, these armbands are attempting to protect us from something we've never experienced before.  And there's no way of knowing if our calculations are even in the same dimension as what's down there."<br/><br/>That being said, Liara continued to monitor the telemetry but brought up a diagnostic on the Gatekeeper and Propulsion system, checking for any anomalies in power flow or regulation.