Pulses currently in excess of 10 second bursts. Similar to the Turnur sequence.
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Someone has to try and save the planetsâ inhabitants! This sun is going to blow HUGE!.
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It seems the pulse frequency of Vard and Turnur stars is about the same.
Which does not sound good to me, as in, the technical term we seem to be looking for is âsuperluminal space-time instabilityâ.
There was a third i believe. Egmar? These transmuters were a bad idea from the start. The empires have those calling for action, yet their actions show them to be content to âwait and seeâ.
This is unacceptable. Even in assisting the Triglavians, im well aware that they have technology that can be and is dangerous, moreso in the wrong hands. I propose a full capsuleer offensive upon the Transmuters in both Vard and Egmar. It is too late for Turnur. Vard may also be beyond saving. But for Egmar, we may have time to stop this before it also destabilizes. Im aware that destroying the structure may cause the very issue hoping to be avoided, but sitting idle will guarantee it.
This further proves my theorie that the amarr want to build something similar to a second pochven
Heres a part of a post on the forum i made
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My current theory on what will happen is that the star will go supernovea/magnetic field flips and huge bursts of energy get released then the star gates will be shutdown by the rays.
The system will be cutt of from other systems.
After the event wormholes will apear more frequently in and around the turnur system leading in and out of turnur.
One after one the other stars with stellar transmuters will experience the same event as turnur will and will also be cut off.
Then amarr will build a pochven 2.0 where they can develop new technologies without interferrence of any other faction.
Here are some recordings: Star pulse comparisons
Provided are quick-quality recordings of:
- The three affected stars today. Of them, I feel like the flare is most notable in Turnur.
- The gate pulse, today.
- For comparison: an A0 Blue Small without a transmuter (today), and the Skarkon star just before the Pochven incident.
Egmarâs star is also pulsing. The three do indeed seem to be linked.
Not sure if this has been done already but I have a rough window of the Vard liminality event Flash time - 08:26:03 Date window - +/2 days for accuracy = 22nd November YC124
506 hours
That is assuming the linear regression is the same as turnur
This may sound odd given the circumstances, but Iâm concerned at the prospect of anyone other than the Amarr managing them. The Empire left a skeleton crew in charge of the installation that were fully aware they were about to die for some unknown purpose. Whatever they did could have reduced the violent phenomena following the event like space-time instability. The Trigs were quick to show up and have a look and I doubt it went unnoticed by the Drifters.
The Republic is in a precarious position: It has to make an ethical decision layered on top of a blind choice. If they shut the transmuters down it could cause the destabilization to be even worse. Thereâs no way of knowing without the Amarr chiming in to tell them, and why would they do that? They built these things in unfriendly territory for a reason and it wasnât to share their secrets.
On the bright side Egmarâs full of practically uninhabitable planets. Guess thatâs one thing to be thankful for. But remember: A massive superluminal event fried the Joveâs jumpgate network. If it can happen to them it can happen to us.
Did that bold leap of logic require cybernetic reinforcement to your legs or are you naturally so agile?
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You can call it a leap if you like, but thereâs most certainly some reason the Amarr built their disposable science projects in Republic space. Even with proper oversight one of these on-going projects ended in disaster. The other two are now in tribal hands and the Empire doesnât seem to care all that much. That is extremely suspicious to me.
Why construct the skeleton crew out of non-capsuleers that need to have âtheir souls commended to God?â Loss of life could have essentially been zero, but instead they sacrificed a handful of scientists. The only reason I can imagine is so the crew takes the installationâs secrets to their grave.
These transmuters are all a cataclysm waiting to happen. Itâs bad enough that the Amarr are playing with them, but the Republic knows absolutely nothing about them. We have no clue whether stopping or altering the transmutation process would be better or worse. Nobody does with the potential exception of the Amarr Empire and theyâre not telling.
What makes you think there was âproper oversightâ? What does that even mean?
A team of scientists, some of whom are now dead, has been observing and interacting the process of stellar transmutation from beginning, and possibly not for the first time. Itâs very likely that the Amarr gleaned some insights into the transmutation process from their activities in Arshat. Unfortunately the Republic have been left woefully uninformed and are now sitting on top of two potential disasters they are not equipped to deal with. In my opinion they need all the help they can get.
Uh-huh. But the team of scientists who put this thing in place and operated canât constitute âproper oversightâ on themselves. What were they doing there? Oh, well, we can ask the oversight group⌠which was themselves? So if theyâd lied about what they were doing, theyâd catch themselves and totally blow the whistle on themselves? Somehow⌠I doubt it.
âSir, are you robbing that bank?â
âOh, no no, Iâm a security guard. Donât worry, Iâm keeping an eye on myself.â
âOh, ok!â
Oversight means people who are not attached to the project watching over the actions of those who are. It means people who do not have a vested interest in these things doing whatever the real intention behind their deployment is. It means people who have an active interest in not covering up things that might be dangerous or embarrassing for the Empire.
There has been no oversight. Thereâs only been âtrust us, weâre totally on the level here! Would we lie about lying to you?â
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The scientists were overseeing the facility, and the Empire were overseeing the scientists. Bear in mind thatâs not to challenge your point, since the Amarr answer only to themselves. This isnât the first time the Empire has exercised a complete disregard for secular ethics when studying technology they do not fully understand, and it wonât be the last. I recall a certain caste of immortal soldiers with roots tied to the weaponization of Sleeper implants as well. That didnât turn out well for anyone involved, especially the warclone enclaves.
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âSecular ethicsâ? If you mean âethics that arenât dependent on the imaginary sky-fairy of Athraâ, thatâs just âethicsâ.
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What are you, the adjective police? 
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No, Iâm making the point that the Amarr donât get to try to make everyone elseâs ethics into a specialized, subset of âethicsâ. Theyâre the whack-a-doos, not the rest of us. 
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Ethics itself is a subset of philosophy and everythingâs categorized. Utilitarian or Deontological, Secular or Religious, etc. Either way, my choice of words wasnât meant to imply anything more than specificity.
I wouldnât even call this an academic distinction, because no matter what ethical standard you apply - even those of their own religion - the actions of the Amarr Empire are inexcusable.
The Turnur disaster is a real âacts which would be wholly unpardonable even if they were to choose their own judgesâ situation.
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