The turf was rough where they had landed; rocks of considerable size scattered abroad, though it would seem that where they landed was void of such a size. What mingled here with the dusty terrain was truer to the size of a pebble. It in fact looked like a crash site. Quite literally. Nadine's gaze drifted at first, off to the sizable body of water some miles away. An ocean of sorts, she supposed. A water source was going to be important regardless of how long they were to be stuck here on this planet, and to have one so close only served in their favor. Testing needed to be done on it however, to document what sort of replenishing quality it had. Among other notes she would jot down when the time came. For now, it was to determine what was safe for the crew an passengers. Noting that the larger part of vegetation was still a good five-hundred feet in the distance, she approached<em>Hannah</em>, joining where she now stood.<br/><br/>When Hannah detailed Nadine on the exact readings she got, Nadine flipped up the flap of her bag and pulled out a worn notebook and an old ink pen.<br/><br/><strong>"Great, Thank you."</strong><br/><br/>Thumbing to a clean page, she jotted down the number, and secured the pen over the lip of her ear.<br/><br/><strong>"I suppose it could have something to do with the pollution. Perhaps.."</strong><br/><br/>Nadine took in a lungful, noting the total purity of such a breath. As if there was a cloud lifted, and her lungs regained life all in a single inhale. Her exhale came soon after, rolling off of pursed lips.<br/><br/><strong>"With the amount of plant life, I'd assume that the fumes will soon be replaced by their photosynthetic cycles."</strong><br/><br/>Hannah drew Nadine's attention to the more local sprouts of vegetation, turning her head down as she observed the elegant flow of such a thing. As though it may be alive all on its own. There was no breeze to be felt, and so its movement was entirely self-induced.<br/><br/><strong>"Huh.. Interesting."</strong><br/><br/>Nadine bent at the knees, dropping her slender frame into a squat there before a few paired shoots, thoroughly intrigued by the way it seemed to move all in its own accord. Such a thing was not seen, nor was it known on their planet, earth. A discovery of something entirely new excited Nadine.<br/><br/><strong>"It appears to be rippling all of it's own accord, I'll give you that."</strong><br/><br/>It was then that Nadine reached out to pluck one from the ground to take back to the ship and test. Something of this nature needed to be documented, examined, evaluated, and studied thoroughly.