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Room 231, After ACJ
Fighting snowmonsters, "study group," and making a survival kit for Shop Class had been fun, but they also had been distracting and Sam was now seriously behind on her homework. She hadn't done any work for her independent study for a couple of weeks now. Sam turned the CD player back on, munched on a few of the chocolate covered espresso beans, and began flipping through her notebook.
Today she'd try and focus on the huge one that The Doctor had said needed to be completely reworked. She took out the eraser and wiped down a huge chunk of wall, re-writing the one equation she knew was accurate, then working quickly from there.
[ooc: Door's open for interaction, but is primarily for
oatmanspatient and his sidekick.]
Today she'd try and focus on the huge one that The Doctor had said needed to be completely reworked. She took out the eraser and wiped down a huge chunk of wall, re-writing the one equation she knew was accurate, then working quickly from there.
[ooc: Door's open for interaction, but is primarily for

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He knocked on the door frame and looked around at the whiteboard wall room filled with equations. "Hey Sam, how's it going?"
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She ran a hand through her hair. Unfortunately, this was the hand with the marker in it, so a smudge of green ended up near her right temple.
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"Wait, you used to do wormhole mechanics?" She was very confused. "I thought you were a hitman?"
Sam rubbed at her forehead. "Thanks."
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Sam then pointed to an equation on the board in an effort to distract the other Sam from asking more questions about himself. "Hey isn't that Erodelbmud's theorem on time/space mechanics?"
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He leaned back. "By the way, I had Ziggy run the numbers on Marty and Angela again. She says that even with the age disparity or time disparity -- whatever you want to call it -- it's still 50-50, with or without you. It doesn't seem to be what you're here to fix, Sam."
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"It is," she said, glaring at the variables as if they'd personally offended her, "but I think he was stoned when he came up with it, because this makes no sense."
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Sam then draws a cube and puts a point on each side of it and then connecting the lines to a certain point in the middle of a cube. He then puts a point outside of the cube and draws a line from it to the center of the cube. "Okay now dealing with wormhole mechanics, you typically deal with these seven coordinates right?"
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Sam put her hands on her hips and studied Marty's drawing. "Yes, that's right."
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Sam switches to a different marker and makes a starlike pattern around the beginning and end points.
"...at the starting point and the end point of the of the destination and..."
Sam grabs another colored marker and makes another couple star-like patterns around the path between the starting point and the end point.
"...taking account the various time fluxes that could occur as a result of of gravitational pulls of stars, vortexes and other celestial objects."
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Tardis, flux capicitor, or theoretically a wormhole where you could actually control the destination of where you are going."Sam chuckles at the last one.
"Of course the ability to *control* a wormhole is a laughable concept. That's where Erodelbmud was truly smoking something."
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She'd get into the stable wormhole generator later. First the wormhole, then the 'gate.
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"In my opinion? The way time travel is realistically going to occur is for someone to build a quantum accelerator and use it to travel within one's own life time."
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"A quantum accelerator?" Sam started laughing. "Right, because that could happen."
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"Oh... Well I see the problem here."
Sam steps forward and makes a quich few changes in the formula.
"You forgot to carry the two."
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"Sure, make me look stupid, Marty." Sam pouted a little. "There's still a ton to do, though. So far, I'm still at the point where I can't even make a wormhole, let alone figuring out how to send someone through it without them liquifying."
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"You'd be surprised," Sam said under his breath, but quickly started writing down some more formulas.
"Well then you need to look at Emmet Brown's formula on quantum fluxes and Hartdegen vortex theory," Sam said as he wrote out the formulas on the board.
"This will at least give you an Idea on how to make a wormhole if you have the technology and provide an idea on safe passage."
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"Thank you so much!" She leapt up to her feet and hugged him tightly.
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At that exact instant? A nuclear bomb could have gone off and she wouldn't have noticed.
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Hopefully, he watched Sam for any sign of an imminent Leap.
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Yes... he's probably up to something.
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