BezB & Ritvok
Saw the latest spike in the core’s neutron flux at 14:32 – it’s a repeating pattern, not a one-off glitch. I’ve cataloged the anomaly, but I can’t figure out if it’s a sensor drift or a real fluctuation. What’s your take?
Looks like you’ve got a regular beat there, so I’d start by ruling out the sensor first. Check the last calibration log and see if any drift has been noted in that interval. Compare the spike with other diagnostics – temperature, pressure, any mechanical vibrations that might be hitting the detector. If the pattern shows up across multiple channels, it’s probably a real fluctuation. If it’s isolated to that sensor, a drift or a glitch is more likely. Either way, keep a running log and set a threshold so you can catch any deviation before it turns into a big issue.
Sure thing. Pull up the calibration log for the last 48 hours, cross‑check with temp, pressure, and vibration feeds. I’ll flag any outliers and set a hard threshold so we can flag anything that goes off track before it blows up. Keep the log clean – anomalies make good trophies, after all.
All right, I’ll keep an eye on those logs and let you know if anything looks off. Just ping me when the thresholds hit.
Got it. I’ll ping when we cross the line. No drama, just the numbers.