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Subatomic Informational Relay System

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The Subatomic Informational Relay System (acronym SIRS) was a enhanced sensor technology utilized by the Federation in the 2470s. It allowed for sensor scans of specific regions to be thoroughly scanned. (Nanoprobes) After the SIRS is shutdown, the nanoprobes are retracted back into the ships sensor array until be utilized later. There was a 1 in 9 to 1 in 14 chance a couple dozen nanoprobes would be lost. As of the 2470s the Renovamen class and the prototype Zeitleiste class had been equipped with the Subatomic Informational Relay System.

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SRD Facility B4

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Relays 3.4 kiloquads of data each second

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A diagram on the SIRS by a Renovamen class

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Sophisticated and highly accurate sensor system, relaying basic data down to the last iota

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Federation starships

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SIRS Iota-Information Sensors

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The Subatomic Informational Relay System (acronym SIRS) was a enhanced sensor technology utilized by the Federation in the 2470s. It allowed for sensor scans of specific regions to be thoroughly scanned. The Subatomic Informational Relay System was a enhanced version of a sensor beam. When the beam is initiated, a large mass of nanoprobes are released. They interact with the particles/atoms they come across, collecting information using very small sensors. Once enough information is collected (usually only taking a couple deciseconds) the nanoprobes form a lattice of their accumulated information, subsequently relaying it back (At 3.4 kq/ps). The most common outcome is the evident collection of highly thorough info on the scanned object. (Nanoprobes) After the SIRS is shutdown, the nanoprobes are retracted back into the ships sensor array until be utilized later. There was a 1 in 9 to 1 in 14 chance a couple dozen nanoprobes would be lost. As of the 2470s the Renovamen class and the prototype Zeitleiste class had been equipped with the Subatomic Informational Relay System.