Phil Wainwright
Timekeeper
Well, the fortunate thing about my ship is that it can stay afloat without a crew..... So in the first instance bearing in mind I have no idea what to expect, I will run a 'ghost ship'.
From an engineering point of view, placing a metal (or conductive)object in a high power emf is almost akin to putting it in an induction furnace. So before any crew, not even an ant will step one foot aboard until I find out what happens across a range of frequencies and voltages.
If the ship does not disintegrate, or if something even more interesting happens, then maybe we would look at some form of crew..... (possibly even a cockroach first.... if they can survive inside the ark at Chernobyl, well I am sure they are definitely up for some inter-dimensional travel. Also, they are not cute and furry.....
From an engineering point of view, placing a metal (or conductive)object in a high power emf is almost akin to putting it in an induction furnace. So before any crew, not even an ant will step one foot aboard until I find out what happens across a range of frequencies and voltages.
If the ship does not disintegrate, or if something even more interesting happens, then maybe we would look at some form of crew..... (possibly even a cockroach first.... if they can survive inside the ark at Chernobyl, well I am sure they are definitely up for some inter-dimensional travel. Also, they are not cute and furry.....