ISO 92000

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ISO 9200

ETERNITY
Chapter 1

BY

Ms. Sundstrom

This is all that remains of the information regarding ISOS 92000 Eternity project. The following data and notes were collected from the data that was forwarded to the Interstellar Research University for acceptance into the program for understudies. A collection of interstellar communications have also been collected to discover the exact nature of the insufficiencies in research progress. As the research project was terminated a much of the research data was lost. That which has been found to be the best data for information has been included in this report. Eternity Project has been canceled until an acceptable planet can be found for continued research and development in this area. ISOS 9200 Mandate

Ambers Eternal Life Research Lab Notes

(The Interstellar Organization Research Group had decided to do a study on a group of cancer cells that we had found lived forever and how they could affect the life span of a living organism if parts were combined with ova and sperm. It had been found in previous studies that sperm viability was decreased to the extent that we concentrated on the ova.)

This was a great student project for us. To be training on a new research planet with some of the greatest geneticists and researchers that had ever existed in all the Universe. We had all written papers about why we wanted to study at the Interstellar Organizations selected research planet ISOS 9-2000. It was an opportunity of a life time and I made sure I got all the help from everyone I could to win the competition and I did as a precollege highschool graduate. I am ever so glad I took all those extra curricular studies during school breaks and after school. It was worth giving up 3-d television in the evening. I am not sure if giving up Joel Winston was worth it but I guess if he really cared he would have stayed around for me and been good for my learning instead of interfering all the time.

Group Research Data Day One: Eternal Life Cancer Cell Recombination with Ova

1. Ova after recombination with eternal life cancer cells are still intact and seem viable.

2. Placed in holding until fertilization is attempted.

Group Research Data Day Two: Eternal Life Cancer Cell Ova Fertilization

1. Ova and sperm are placed in test tubes together.

2. Under microscopic examination several ova have been found to be fertilized and viable.

3. Placement in holding chambers for observation until an appropriate lab specimen is selected.

Group Research Data Day Three:

Eternal Life Cancer Cell Fertilized Ova Placement in Female Laboratory Mice

1. Several ova have been found to be no longer viable after microscopic analysis.

2. The few remaining viable fertilized ova will be placed in the selected female laboratory mice.

3. The mice have been anethesized.

4. The female mice are injected one at a time.

(As it is not safe to be in with new organisms without prior training and experience we all watched from the observation chambers and looked on through the 3-D television sets as they placed the ova in the mice. As the mice are really small it was difficult to see what was going on without looking at the 3-D television and often what the doctors were doing obscured the view. If there had not been many visualizes we would have missed all of it and replay helped us see the exact details. It looked to me as if they just injected the ova into the womb of the mouse one at a time. Need to remember to ask questions later as to the exact procedure or get doctors notes on the procedure.)

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Alex’s Eternal Life Research Lab Notes

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Group Research Data Day Four:

1. Of the six female mice who were impregnated with eternal life cancer cells fertilized ova four were found to be living. The sixth female was found dead in the cage where they had been all placed accidentally together by the lab assistant. The remaining four which were shown to be slightly damaged from obviously aggressive behavior have been place in separate cages.

2. The Female mice were all ready showing increased appetites as all the food was consumed in the cage and the sixth mouse had been partially consumed.

3. The mice are healthy and doing well.

Group Research Data Day Five:

1. The mice seem to be doing fine.

2. Their gestation period seems to be somewhat accelerated.

3. They have all developed voracious appetites.

Group Research Data Day Six:

1. The mice seem to be at week two for gestation or the unborn mice are simply very large in size or splitting into twins instead of the just one ova that was originally placed in the female mice.

2. They will be using millimeter wave to check the of development of the fetal mice.

Group Research Data Day Seven:

1. We have been watching on the 3-D screen the millimeter analysis of the pregnant mice wombs for quite some time today. They have to be careful so as not to affect the development.

2. It seems that each mouse’s fetal development is different.

A. Mouse one has more than one fetus developing.

B. Mouse two has an enlarged older developing fetus.

C. Mouse three has some sort of growth inside its womb that does not represent anything living.

D. Mouse four is just gaining weight and the fetus is developing normally.

E. Mouse five seems to be developing normally one healthy fetus.

Group Research Data Day Eight:

1. Mouse three has some sort of growth on it now. Looks tumors.

2. The other four mice seem to be fine and healthy, developing normally along their line of development.

Group Research Data Day Nine:

1. Mice seem to be developing fine.

Group Research Data Day Ten:

1. Mouse one is carrying five healthy fetuses.

2. Mouse two has given birth to a healthy baby mouse.

3. Mouse three is getting very sick.

4. Mouse four seems to be growing larger along with the developing fetus.

5. Mouse five is developing normally but has an increased appetite.

Group Research Data Day Eleven:

1. Mouse two baby is showing rapid growth it is being placed in a separate area but is no longer being considered for research as it seems to be showing accelerated aging of the mother also.

2. Mouse one is carrying five healthy fetal mice which are developing normally.

3. Mouse three seems to have been consumed by some sort of large tumorous mass and is barely living. It will be disposed of and cremated today.

4. Mouse four is the size of a small fruit rat now and the fetus is a proportional size.

5. Mouse five is developing a completely normal fetus but has a very increased appetite.

Angela’s Eternal Life Research Lab Notes

Group Research Data Day Twelve:

1. Mouse four has been eliminated from the study as an increase in size is not the objective for the project.

2. Mouse one and mouse five are developing in a normal manner and at a normal rate.

3. A lab assistant was not very careful in handling mouse five and was bitten. The lab assistant fortunately had double gloved and the skin was not broken. Caution in handling the mice has been increased. They have ordered in special gloves that are stronger but can be worked in and still retain sensitivity for handling. The mice will be anethesized prior to handling as a precaution in the future.

Group Research Data Day Thirteen: