Lyran Design spacecraft - Part 4

spoken word, narration, technical manual, documentation, boring, monotone

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In comparison, the US Space Shuttle is a planetary orbiter, with no capacity of extended journeys beyond orbit, nor travelling beyond light speed, tachyon speeds, nor beyond the dimensional bounds of the physical universe.

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However, as one may realize, most ships of Pleiadian design, and certainly Ethereal Class ships, go well beyond the technological capability of the US Space Shuttle.

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The Variation VII (7) ship is an oblong shaped craft, measuring about 15.5 meters diameter at its longest, and just over 5 meters in height, not including a small top section of the craft.

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Although the majority of Pleiadian vehicles have telescopic "legs" and hemispherical "pods" which protrude from the underside of the craft, these forming a tripod to facilitate landing on soft earth, I am not aware of any sort of "landing gear" on this craft, as well, the hull seems to be absent of triangulating orifices, from which said pods would descend. There is only what appears to be a single circular representation on the underside of the craft, so I would gather by some other force, it is made to float above the surface, or perhaps is lifted up by a magnetic beam, which emanates up to the craft from where it was sitting (as if it were stationed above some sort of antigravity or reverse gravity field), or perhaps, there was a similar device on board, which descended an opposing magnetic field down from it, and thus, without any visible means of support, it rather hovered there in place.

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A thing of beauty, the lines of the ship were true and perfectly symmetrical. I didn't get the chance to look for seams or toolmarks, but would suspect if there were any, it would be an afterthought used for decorative purposes; The engineering of the Lyran craft seems unique, in that the drive system is unlike anything I've ever seen, or imagined possible before, though after seeing it, and having the principles of it explained, even though I wouldn't know where to begin to reverse engineer the technologies, they do indeed make perfect sense!

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[Tags: audiobook, background music, narration, storytelling, film-like sequence] [spoken word: narration, male voice, monotone, technical manual] [spoken word] The Variation VII (7) craft is designated as an Ethereal Class Beamship, and I am told this specification confirms that it "is capable of traversing open null space between higher echelon and void planes." [Narration: Dialogues with tonal variation] In comparison, the US Space Shuttle is a planetary orbiter, with no capacity of extended journeys beyond orbit, nor travelling beyond light speed, tachyon speeds, nor beyond the dimensional bounds of the physical universe. [Narration: Dialogues with tonal variation] However, as one may realize, most ships of Pleiadian design, and certainly Ethereal Class ships, go well beyond the technological capability of the US Space Shuttle. [Narration: Dialogues with tonal variation] The Variation VII (7) ship is an oblong shaped craft, measuring about 15.5 meters diameter at its longest, and just over 5 meters in height, not including a small top section of the craft. [Narration: Dialogues with tonal variation] Although the majority of Pleiadian vehicles have telescopic "legs" and hemispherical "pods" which protrude from the underside of the craft, these forming a tripod to facilitate landing on soft earth, I am not aware of any sort of "landing gear" on this craft, as well, the hull seems to be absent of triangulating orifices, from which said pods would descend. There is only what appears to be a single circular representation on the underside of the craft, so I would gather by some other force, it is made to float above the surface, or perhaps is lifted up by a magnetic beam, which emanates up to the craft from where it was sitting (as if it were stationed above some sort of antigravity or reverse gravity field), or perhaps, there was a similar device on board, which descended an opposing magnetic field down from it, and thus, without any visible means of support, it rather hovered there in place. [Narration: Dialogues with tonal variation] A thing of beauty, the lines of the ship were true and perfectly symmetrical. I didn't get the chance to look for seams or toolmarks, but would suspect if there were any, it would be an afterthought used for decorative purposes; The engineering of the Lyran craft seems unique, in that the drive system is unlike anything I've ever seen, or imagined possible before, though after seeing it, and having the principles of it explained, even though I wouldn't know where to begin to reverse engineer the technologies, they do indeed make perfect sense! [outro: instrumental, soft music fades]

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