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After last week's decompression event, all onsite personnel must find a spot on the weekly schedule for offsite transit and further testing. This schedule will be rotated in five-hour blocks. You may consider your requests for a timeline update to accommodate these interruptions already filed. I'm working on it, people.
Personnel are reminded that unmonitored outside contact will result in disciplinary measures. I understand that you are upset, but as has been stressed before, this is a temporary measure until the situation stabilizes.
The equipment malfunction has been resolved. The return waveform was delayed by 39h 26m 12s. Adjusting from beat frequency, this is a displacement of 4.24e10 km.
The phase difference between the cesium clocks on the device floor and at surface level has lowered to 6 seconds, suggesting a cyclic temporal displacement. As the displacement remains under the caution threshold of 10 seconds, operation and maintenance will continue as normal.
After analysis, the signal extracted from the beat frequency run S2848 has been judged to be a statistical anomaly of the sort expected in exodimensional transit compressions. Requests for testing halt have been denied. I know it was spooky, but it didn't mean anything. Stay focused.
The source of the testing wavelength shift has been identified. A fault had developed in the vacuum casing of the laser chambers, allowing a small amount of ambient atmosphere in. These were subsequently expanded on crossing the resonator threshold. (I don't know what a stretched air molecule looks like either.) Further tests awaiting approval.

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