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M.O.S.E.S. STARTUP

"Ocean - the only frontier..."

The year is 2156.
Mankind has attempted to move out into space, to
colonize the Moon and Mars, to help alleviate the
pollution and overcrowding on the Earth.
But - space is far too vast, expensive and dangerous.
He now has but one choice - try to repair the damage
to the Earth, and make a concerted effort to explore and
wisely utilize the last great frontier on the planet:
the Ocean.
To achieve these goals, many of the seafaring nations of the
world have come together to form the United Seas, a federation
dedicated to the exploration and proper utilization of the world's
Oceans and their hidden assets.

The year is 2156.
Mankind has attempted to move out into space, to
colonize the Moon and Mars, to help alleviate the
pollution and overcrowding on the Earth.
But - space is far too vast, expensive and dangerous.
He now has but one choice - try to repair the damage
to the Earth, and make a concerted effort to explore and
wisely utilize the last great frontier on the planet:
the Ocean.
To achieve these goals, many of the seafaring nations of the
world have come together to form the United Seas, a federation
dedicated to the exploration and proper utilization of the world's
Oceans and their hidden assets.

EXPLORE THE UNITED SEAS!

EXPLORE THE UNITED SEAS!

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SHIPS

SHIPS

TECHNOLOGY

TECHNOLOGY

TECHNOLOGY

TECHNOLOGY

HISTORY

HISTORY

HISTORY

HISTORY

AXIS OF EVIL

AXIS OF EVIL

AXIS OF EVIL

AXIS OF EVIL

CONTACT

CONTACT

CONTACT

CONTACT

CREW

CREW

CREW

CREW

THE EARTH IN 2156

THE EARTH IN 2156

THE EARTH IN 2156

THE EARTH IN 2156

SEA TREK and all related concepts
©2006 by BRIAN MATTHEWS.
No infringement of copyrights
is intended.

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Despite the best efforts of NASA and other technological
agencies to expand human presence within the Solar System,
too may tragedies and loss of life eventually compelled the
nations of the Earth to re-think their space exploration policies,
and concentrate on how they might use their technology to
become better stewards of the Earth, in particular towards the
Ocean.
At the same time that humans were assembling new machines to
explore the depths, some were illegally building new human machines
with the advances of genetic science. A race of aquatically-adapted
humans called the Mer (Homo superiorus submersis) was created, and
they perceived themselves as our betters, claiming the Oceans as their own.
The Mer used terrorism to thwart the undersea activities of the humans, and a
violent escalation resulted in the Transgenic Wars. Eventually, humans prevailed,
if only by sheer numbers, and the Mer retreated to their well-hidden undersea
stronghold.
The Trangenics Wars sparked the creation of the United Seas, a federation of most of the
seagoing nations of the world (most notably absent is China). The neo-military arm of the Federation
is SeaFleet, a navy of extremely sophisticated submarines and surface vessels, as well as a number of
underwater and floating Seabases strategically placed to support the activities of SeaFleet, which include patrolling the
territorial waters of member nations and support for underwater scientific and industrial work.
In 2156 the Transgenic Wars are eleven years in the past, and the Mer have yet to come out of hiding - although some think
that they are responsible for some of the terrorism events that still occur from time to time. There are nations who have
not joined the United Seas, and some of them have been responsible for terrorism, especially against more ecologically-minded
activities. They still want to hunt their whales and overfish the sea, and some of them can defend themselves well.

Despite the best efforts of NASA and other technological
agencies to expand human presence within the Solar System,
too may tragedies and loss of life eventually compelled the
nations of the Earth to re-think their space exploration policies,
and concentrate on how they might use their technology to
become better stewards of the Earth, in particular towards the
Ocean.
At the same time that humans were assembling new machines to
explore the depths, some were illegally building new human machines
with the advances of genetic science. A race of aquatically-adapted
humans called the Mer (Homo superiorus submersis) was created, and
they perceived themselves as our betters, claiming the Oceans as their own.
The Mer used terrorism to thwart the undersea activities of the humans, and a
violent escalation resulted in the Transgenic Wars. Eventually, humans prevailed,
if only by sheer numbers, and the Mer retreated to their well-hidden undersea
stronghold.
The Trangenics Wars sparked the creation of the United Seas, a federation of most of the
seagoing nations of the world (most notably absent is China). The neo-military arm of the Federation
is SeaFleet, a navy of extremely sophisticated submarines and surface vessels, as well as a number of
underwater and floating Seabases strategically placed to support the activities of SeaFleet, which include patrolling the
territorial waters of member nations and support for underwater scientific and industrial work.
In 2156 the Transgenic Wars are eleven years in the past, and the Mer have yet to come out of hiding - although some think
that they are responsible for some of the terrorism events that still occur from time to time. There are nations who have
not joined the United Seas, and some of them have been responsible for terrorism, especially against more ecologically-minded
activities. They still want to hunt their whales and overfish the sea, and some of them can defend themselves well.

Instrumental to the United Seas' goal is the fleet of twenty-
four Mariana-class submarines, including the U.S.S. (United
Seas Submersible) Enterprise. These ships, the fastest
underwater vessels ever created, carry out exploration and
patrol duties within United Seas territories. They are named
for famous seagoing vessels of history.
The key to the operation of these vessels is M.O.S.E.S., the Marine
Online Submersible Engagement System, a computer network
that processes information from onboard sensors and orbiting
satellites to aid in navigation and exploration.

Instrumental to the United Seas' goal is the fleet of twenty-
four Mariana-class submarines, including the U.S.S. (United
Seas Submersible) Enterprise. These ships, the fastest
underwater vessels ever created, carry out exploration and
patrol duties within United Seas territories. They are named
for famous seagoing vessels of history.
The key to the operation of these vessels is M.O.S.E.S., the Marine
Online Submersible Engagement System, a computer network
that processes information from onboard sensors and orbiting
satellites to aid in navigation and exploration.

The Enterprise and other Mariana-class
vessels utilize a pair of fusion/
induction engines for propulsion.

The Enterprise and other Mariana-class
vessels utilize a pair of fusion/
induction engines for propulsion.

One of the most
important functions
of M.O.S.E.S. is the
"Moses Hole", a supercavitating
system that repels the water surrounding
the vessel. Essentially, the ship produces a
gaseous vapor envelope around itself that minimizes the effect
of friction with the surrounding water, 'parting the waters',
so-to-speak (hence 'M.O.S.E.S.'), allowing the ship to move unencumbered
from place to place. With this system in operation, a vessel such as the
Enterprise can cross the Pacific Ocean in a few short hours.

One of the most
important functions
of M.O.S.E.S. is the
"Moses Hole", a supercavitating
system that repels the water surrounding
the vessel. Essentially, the ship produces a
gaseous vapor envelope around itself that minimizes the effect
of friction with the surrounding water, 'parting the waters',
so-to-speak (hence 'M.O.S.E.S.'), allowing the ship to move unencumbered
from place to place. With this system in operation, a vessel such as the
Enterprise can cross the Pacific Ocean in a few short hours.

Weapons consist of highly effective
supercavitating torpedoes, as well as
focused electromagnetic delivery systems (FEDS).

Weapons consist of highly effective
supercavitating torpedoes, as well as
focused electromagnetic delivery systems (FEDS).

Each Mariana-class vessel carries six Manta-class
Seashuttles, which have the same basic functionality as
their parent vessels, except for certain constraints due to
their smaller size. SeaShuttles are named after the
world's lakes.

Each Mariana-class vessel carries six Manta-class
Seashuttles, which have the same basic functionality as
their parent vessels, except for certain constraints due to
their smaller size. SeaShuttles are named after the
world's lakes.

SUPERCAVITATION
Underwater emergencies require SeaFleet vessels to rapidly
be on-site, and the best way to push a large mass like a
submarine quickly through water is supercavitation.
Supercavitation is the process of surrounding an underwater
vessel with a constant vapor envelope, which allows the
vessel to reduce friction and move through the water easier.
ELECTROSTATIC GILLS
While a Mariana-class submarine like the Enterprise can carry
oxygen in bulk, most of the life support needs of the crew is
provided by electrostatic gills, which separate breathable gases
from seawater - with the added benefit of sifting metallic salts
for use as fuel for the fusion engines.
DEFENSIVE SYSTEMS
Mariana-class vessels carry a compliment of supercavitating
torpedoes, extremely powerful and deadly accurate. They are also equipped
with plaser weapons (plasma amplification by stimulated emission of radiation),
which vary in range depending on water salinity and other factors. Plasers are
utilized only as a last resort.
PLASLOY HULL MATERIAL
Plasloy is a tough 'alloy' of plastic and metal, and a foamed version of this material is applied to the outer hulls of SeaFleet
vessels. This form of plasloy has a pourous structure that allows the underlying supercav radiator system to emit vapor
out through the hull at a constant level, but is electrostatically charged to keep seawater from leaking in and possibly
damaging components of the supercav system when it is not in use.
PROPULSION
Low temperature fusion reactors are a reality, and they are used to power SeaFleet vessels, as well as most high-end
technology that SeaFleet employs. Three redundant reactors power SeaFleet vessels. Engines are high-rate aquaturbines
that amplify the ability to take advantage of supercavitation.

SUPERCAVITATION
Underwater emergencies require SeaFleet vessels to rapidly
be on-site, and the best way to push a large mass like a
submarine quickly through water is supercavitation.
Supercavitation is the process of surrounding an underwater
vessel with a constant vapor envelope, which allows the
vessel to reduce friction and move through the water easier.
ELECTROSTATIC GILLS
While a Mariana-class submarine like the Enterprise can carry
oxygen in bulk, most of the life support needs of the crew is
provided by electrostatic gills, which separate breathable gases
from seawater - with the added benefit of sifting metallic salts
for use as fuel for the fusion engines.
DEFENSIVE SYSTEMS
Mariana-class vessels carry a compliment of supercavitating
torpedoes, extremely powerful and deadly accurate. They are also equipped
with plaser weapons (plasma amplification by stimulated emission of radiation),
which vary in range depending on water salinity and other factors. Plasers are
utilized only as a last resort.
PLASLOY HULL MATERIAL
Plasloy is a tough 'alloy' of plastic and metal, and a foamed version of this material is applied to the outer hulls of SeaFleet
vessels. This form of plasloy has a pourous structure that allows the underlying supercav radiator system to emit vapor
out through the hull at a constant level, but is electrostatically charged to keep seawater from leaking in and possibly
damaging components of the supercav system when it is not in use.
PROPULSION
Low temperature fusion reactors are a reality, and they are used to power SeaFleet vessels, as well as most high-end
technology that SeaFleet employs. Three redundant reactors power SeaFleet vessels. Engines are high-rate aquaturbines
that amplify the ability to take advantage of supercavitation.

AXIS OF EVIL
The 'Axis of Evil' is what has unofficially been dubbed the
four nations that have not signed on with the
United Seas, and of whom knowledge exists of their either
engaging in or supporting maritime terrorism:
CHINA
KOREA
(South Korea no longer exists - it was wiped
out by N. Korean nuclear weapons in 2014)
MEXICO
VENEZUELA

AXIS OF EVIL
The 'Axis of Evil' is what has unofficially been dubbed the
four nations that have not signed on with the
United Seas, and of whom knowledge exists of their either
engaging in or supporting maritime terrorism:
CHINA
KOREA
(South Korea no longer exists - it was wiped
out by N. Korean nuclear weapons in 2014)
MEXICO
VENEZUELA

A Khan-class wolfsub, popular
with non-Federation members

A Khan-class wolfsub, popular
with non-Federation members

S.E.A.
The Strategic Environmental Activism group is a
paramilitary outfit with members from many nations, and it
is their goal to disrupt the burgeoning underwater activities
of both the United Seas and the Axis of Evil.
As with all environmental activism in the past, this group is
against what they see as a continued pilfering of the Earth's
natural resources, and they will resort to terrorism to stop any
activity they deem unnecessary.

S.E.A.
The Strategic Environmental Activism group is a
paramilitary outfit with members from many nations, and it
is their goal to disrupt the burgeoning underwater activities
of both the United Seas and the Axis of Evil.
As with all environmental activism in the past, this group is
against what they see as a continued pilfering of the Earth's
natural resources, and they will resort to terrorism to stop any
activity they deem unnecessary.

STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVISM

Global warming is indeed a reality in 2156, and most of the
icesheets covering Antarctica and the Arctic are almost
completely melted away. This has caused the Earth's mean
sea level to rise 66 meters or more, causing critical
changes to many coastlines..
The chemical composition of the oceans has also changed drastically
with the influx of fresh water, and many species of marine plants
and animals have died off as a result.
However, there have been reports over the years of unusual fauna seen
below the waves. Perhaps evolution has been working overtime to overcome
the global changes...

Global warming is indeed a reality in 2156, and most of the
icesheets covering Antarctica and the Arctic are almost
completely melted away. This has caused the Earth's mean
sea level to rise 66 meters or more, causing critical
changes to many coastlines..
The chemical composition of the oceans has also changed drastically
with the influx of fresh water, and many species of marine plants
and animals have died off as a result.
However, there have been reports over the years of unusual fauna seen
below the waves. Perhaps evolution has been working overtime to overcome
the global changes...

CAPTAIN JAMES THOMAS KIRK
Graduated from SeaFleet Academy in 2150, Kirk has worked his way up through
rank to become the youngest SeaFleet captain to date. Kirk has commanded the Enterprise
for two years, and has won commodations for diplomacy and strategy. An excellent chess
player, he thinks steps ahead during a mssion as well as during a chess match. He has a
brother and sister, both of whom live in Texas. His mother Ruth died of brain cancer in 2149.
His father was Thomas Kirk, U.S. 8th Fleet Commander at the Battle of the Azores, where
he lost his life defending the small island nation from takeover by the Mer.

CAPTAIN JAMES THOMAS KIRK
Graduated from SeaFleet Academy in 2150, Kirk has worked his way up through
rank to become the youngest SeaFleet captain to date. Kirk has commanded the Enterprise
for two years, and has won commodations for diplomacy and strategy. An excellent chess
player, he thinks steps ahead during a mssion as well as during a chess match. He has a
brother and sister, both of whom live in Texas. His mother Ruth died of brain cancer in 2149.
His father was Thomas Kirk, U.S. 8th Fleet Commander at the Battle of the Azores, where
he lost his life defending the small island nation from takeover by the Mer. 

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