SEP-010, Chapter 14

Jamie Cunningham removed her bluetooth earset from her head, letting it float in the cabin. She set her hand on the commander's seat, closing her eyes in a confused state of shock . . . and mild panic.

The words lingered through her head -- modulated by the radio, it still rang clearly: Mission Control had received her preliminary report on Brian Adkinson's condition, and they were understandably upset. It wasn't unusual for astronauts to have a case...

SEP-010, Chapter 15.

Constitution.

Five seconds.

The timer ticked down passionlessly . . . mercilessly . . . mechanically. Five seconds existed between then and now, and for all of the thirty two years Jamie Cunningham had been alive in the universe, she could now remember scarcely too few years. Barbie and her plastic pink Camaro in her bedroom. Her parents fighting down the hall. Their divorce. Her first kiss. High school, and all of its turbulence...

And now, the continuation:

SEP-010, Chapter 17, Part 2.

Christopher C. Kraft, Jr. Mission Control Center, FCR-A.

Flight Director, Matthew Payton felt the blood drain from his face as he read the terse e-mail headers. One was from Greg Williams . . . and the other was from Jamie Cunningham. He knew it was a foregone conclusion that they had already spoken by now, and his hand had come dangerously close to smacking his forehead as he imagined the outcome of...

As with all good things, this is clearly no exception. Here we go with:

SEP-010, Chapter 19.

Constitution.

Jamie Cunningham swam her way to the cockpit. She, along with Greg Williams and Sienna Morrison, were the only souls left aboard. Memories flooded her mind as she aimlessly floated. She remembered vividly seeing Enterprise pull away . . . seeing the faces of the people in the other ship. Brian. Anthony. Svetlana. Her mind lingered on the last mental...

Guess what day it is?

TUESDAY!!

Keeping to the Orbiter-Forum tradition of releasing things on tuesdays, the Orbiter Magazine team decided to reveal the website to the Orbiter Forum community today.

After consideration, the team decided that the template approach was not the best way to go with this project. So, creating a website was suggested. Anything after that is obvious.

The website is quite simple so far, with different subjects we...