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Manuel du jeu vidéo MDK "FROM THE JOURNAL OF: DR. FLUKE HAWKINS
Date: Aug. 14, 1996 3:45 GMT (Blast Off) Journal Entry 00.0001
It’s about time! I remember now how infuriating those NASA bureaucrats and
their blasted red tape are when you want to get anything done. This is my ship,
not theirs, dang-it, so what’s the big deal? That aside, my work on studying
the Flange Orbits is under way! Our takeoff was a tad premature (countdown
clock malfunctioned — study problem later), but Kurt and I made it into orbit
in one piece and I’ve adjusted the trajectory to counter for the early
launch. We were heading straight for the Sun, but we’re okay now. The
mission is scheduled for five days and already I can see Kurt’s desire to return
to Earth. I’ve decided to keep this journal to record the significant events of the
expedition in their proper order. (Self-Note: Just the material that will assist
the nominating committee of the Nobel Institute in recognising me for my
contributions to Astronomical Research.) If anything of an extraordinary nature
happens while we’re up here, I’ll put it in this log.
THINK OF IT!! We’re now in orbit and my instruments will prove to the scientific
community the existence of Flange Orbits... the most revolutionary discovery
of the cosmos since Einstein’s time/space work (relativity speaking). I’m
going to be listed with the greats— Copernicus, Gallileo, Mark Hamill!
Mother would have been so proud..."
Date: Aug. 14, 1996 3:45 GMT (Blast Off) Journal Entry 00.0001
It’s about time! I remember now how infuriating those NASA bureaucrats and
their blasted red tape are when you want to get anything done. This is my ship,
not theirs, dang-it, so what’s the big deal? That aside, my work on studying
the Flange Orbits is under way! Our takeoff was a tad premature (countdown
clock malfunctioned — study problem later), but Kurt and I made it into orbit
in one piece and I’ve adjusted the trajectory to counter for the early
launch. We were heading straight for the Sun, but we’re okay now. The
mission is scheduled for five days and already I can see Kurt’s desire to return
to Earth. I’ve decided to keep this journal to record the significant events of the
expedition in their proper order. (Self-Note: Just the material that will assist
the nominating committee of the Nobel Institute in recognising me for my
contributions to Astronomical Research.) If anything of an extraordinary nature
happens while we’re up here, I’ll put it in this log.
THINK OF IT!! We’re now in orbit and my instruments will prove to the scientific
community the existence of Flange Orbits... the most revolutionary discovery
of the cosmos since Einstein’s time/space work (relativity speaking). I’m
going to be listed with the greats— Copernicus, Gallileo, Mark Hamill!
Mother would have been so proud..."
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