[Intro: Start with a Low-frequency 60Hz hum that slowly builds in volume. Overlap it with a High-pitched electrical whine that oscillates and "stutters" as if the power is flickering.] [Texture: Overdriving Magnets. Add a rhythmic "singing" metal sound—a sharp, resonant harmonic that sounds like a wire under extreme tension. It should feel "electric."] [Focus: Lorentz Force Rattle. The rusted plates don't just rattle; they vibrate in sync with the magnetic hum. Use a "chattering" metallic texture that rises and falls with the reactor’s power cycles.] [Layer: Temporal Drag. Underneath the electrical noise, keep the heavy "grinding" sound of the ship scraping against the timeline. It’s the "friction" that the magnets are fighting against.] [Rhythm: The Power Surge. Every 10 seconds, the high-pitched "scream" of the magnets gets louder and sharper, before "snapping" back down into the deep reactor drone.] [Outro: A sudden electrical "pop" followed by a slow, dying whine as the magnets cool down. The rattling stops. Only the deep space wind remains.]
