All I.S.A.T. employees are placed on a domestic and international roster. Based on the needs of other facilities, employees can be transferred as long as they are not actively involved in a level 3 project. These transfers are typically temporary. -L.R.
@EnterJumpPoint If I remember correctly, and it’s been a while, they were transferred against their will from the Level 1 Miami projects to the Level 3 in Spokane and didn’t like the environment. Why were PW and their colleagues transferred to much higher level projects?
It is entirely dependent on if preliminary trials go as planned, what the results tell us, etc. When a project is planned, a general timeline is established. -L.R.
Level 2 can be research tied to another level 2/3 project or a project where only some results are made public.
Level 3 is a highly classified research project with results only being accessible to the individuals on the project roster. The results are rarely made public. -L.R.
There are 3 levels.
Level 1 is classified as general research projects not tied to a higher level project. Mostly data crunching, satellites, and robotics. Results are made available to the public. -L.R.
The JumpPoint Initiative is a multi-year study. When we embark on projects of this magnitude we split our work up into phases. Phase 1 is research, Phase 2 is preliminary trials, and Phase 3 is the priority test/experiment. We are currently in Phase 2. -L.R.
@EnterJumpPoint I know you can't tell us a lot, but can you tell us some minor details? Like, Is the project progressing smoothly, had minor problems and they've been resolved? Anything? Even like: One of the head scientists, Joe ate a ham sandwich today. Nice
I can not give an exact number for security reasons. P.W. worked on a handful of Level 1 projects at the Miami branch before transferring and taking part in Level 3 projects. -L.R.
Pertaining to The JumpPoint Initiative, No. We did recently conclude a study (Project Anachrid) in Miami regarding the relationship between anti-protons and positrons. In other words, they’ve made a stride towards creating a stable, reverse gravitational field. -L.R.