<p>In this installment even Sally is surprised at LaValley's negative reaction the their discovery. Ian's crew is sequestered and Sally is locked in the infirmary. But Ian is more resourceful than LaValley thinks. Now they must decide whether or not to risk their lives to stake their claim.</p>

In this installment even Sally is surprised at LaValley's negative reaction the their discovery. Ian's crew is sequestered and Sally is locked in the infirmary. But Ian is more resourceful than LaValley thinks. Now they must decide whether or not to risk their lives to stake their claim.

Episode 6 Team Players/Pivotal Moment

There's trouble on CMC-6 and it's been brewing for a long time.  The golden age of space travel and asteroid mining has ended almost before it began and the bean counters have taken over.  Sally Buds' patients are all suffering from low-gravity syndrome because the Canadian Mining Consortium won't spring for gravity generators and the miners won't exercise.  On top of this the station might be facing hard times.  An expensive mining robot disappeared while surveying a region of space known and KEL-30 or "Kelthy."  The problem was not in replacing the robot, but rather in the fact that the machine reappeared after the replacement had been ordered.  How could the station personnel have been so incompetent?  But Sally has another question.  Where did the probe go when it was out of contact?  Where did the strange rock samples come from and why did the images it saw not correspond with known star charts?  Her new friend Ian Merryfield, an RAF shuttle pilot, wants to know, too.  But the station commander does not.  What is in the Kelthy region and why do things disappear there?  Is it a hoax intended to scare away claim jumpers or is it the greatest discovery of the twenty-first century?  Ian and Sally intend to find out even if it means risking their careers or even their lives.  Not knowing would be worse.

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There's trouble on CMC-6 and it's been brewing for a long time. The golden age of space travel and asteroid mining has ended almost before it began and the bean counters have taken over. Sally Buds' patients are all suffering from low-gravity syndrome because the Canadian Mining Consortium won't spring for gravity generators and the miners won't exercise. On top of this the station might be facing hard times. An expensive mining robot disappeared while surveying a region of space known and KEL-30 or "Kelthy." The problem was not in replacing the robot, but rather in the fact that the machine reappeared after the replacement had been ordered. How could the station personnel have been so incompetent? But Sally has another question. Where did the probe go when it was out of contact? Where did the strange rock samples come from and why did the images it saw not correspond with known star charts? Her new friend Ian Merryfield, an RAF shuttle pilot, wants to know, too. But the station commander does not. What is in the Kelthy region and why do things disappear there? Is it a hoax intended to scare away claim jumpers or is it the greatest discovery of the twenty-first century? Ian and Sally intend to find out even if it means risking their careers or even their lives. Not knowing would be worse.

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