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Not currently. A previously ‘retired’ motto was “I.S.A.T. where bright minds, illuminate the unknown.” -L.R.
Sorcerer 💫@sorcinslytherin
@EnterJumpPoint Hey Lisa, does ISAT have a motto by any chance? Just checking in on something. Thanks!
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All I.S.A.T. employees are placed on a domestic and international roster. Based on the needs of other facilities, employees can be transferred as long as they are not actively involved in a level 3 project. These transfers are typically temporary. -L.R.
Sorcerer 💫@sorcinslytherin
@EnterJumpPoint If I remember correctly, and it’s been a while, they were transferred against their will from the Level 1 Miami projects to the Level 3 in Spokane and didn’t like the environment. Why were PW and their colleagues transferred to much higher level projects?
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Level 2 can be research tied to another level 2/3 project or a project where only some results are made public.
Level 3 is a highly classified research project with results only being accessible to the individuals on the project roster. The results are rarely made public. -L.R.
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There are 3 levels.
Level 1 is classified as general research projects not tied to a higher level project. Mostly data crunching, satellites, and robotics. Results are made available to the public. -L.R.
Abi@IAbi73
@EnterJumpPoint Level 3? How many levels are there/how do the levels get categorised?
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The JumpPoint Initiative is a multi-year study. When we embark on projects of this magnitude we split our work up into phases. Phase 1 is research, Phase 2 is preliminary trials, and Phase 3 is the priority test/experiment. We are currently in Phase 2. -L.R.
dubdeeber@dubdeeber
@EnterJumpPoint I know you can't tell us a lot, but can you tell us some minor details? Like, Is the project progressing smoothly, had minor problems and they've been resolved? Anything? Even like: One of the head scientists, Joe ate a ham sandwich today. Nice
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Pertaining to The JumpPoint Initiative, No. We did recently conclude a study (Project Anachrid) in Miami regarding the relationship between anti-protons and positrons. In other words, they’ve made a stride towards creating a stable, reverse gravitational field. -L.R.
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It would depend on the project. -L.R.
dubdeeber@dubdeeber
@EnterJumpPoint Are we(I) count as "biased"?
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