A-041: Spanial, Lia’s Cabin


After some time spent testing and researching Lia draws the following conclusions:
  • If this is a manufactured substance, it’s unclear what its purpose might be or how it was made
    • Lia’s not an expert in biology or biochemistry so she can’t be certain it’s organic
  • The exterior scales are probably a metal alloy with large proportions of beryllium, magnesium and calcium, and possibly trace elements of other things, but Lia will need a mass spectrometer to be more precise
    • The scales are themselves made of smaller layers of scale like substances, under a microscope (vs just her loupe, I’m sure she can get one) the scales are made of many layers of irregularly-shaped metal flakes, micrometers across, bound together with some sort of substrate, possibly similar to the mesh backing
    • The scales are fairly tough and reflect light (including laser light) in a lustrous pattern as a result
    • The scale alloy is a variable electrical conductor, depending how it’s flexed 
  • The mesh backing is made of what are apparently many layers of strands of the grey-white backing material
    • This material is, in turn, formed of twisted strands and they of twisted strands
    • The backing material forms into natural chunks of various sizes, but typically about the size of Lia’s fist
    • The chunks seem to make up part of a larger object that blew apart as a result of heat or an explosion 
  • The curvature and structure of the material suggests the metal is an exterior surface and the grey-white mesh the interior
  • The mesh is flexible and rubbery
  • The exterior surface is flexible and even with the scaled metal surface, amenable to bending and deformation

1 Response

  1. Lia Silver-Rose says:

    Any reaction to extreme temperatures? I.e. Can she melt enough to bond them together or to other things?

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