Telemetry Log

This document contains the primary telemetry logs and spatial coordinates recorded by the outer hull sensor arrays of the Class-IV Deep-Space Cruiser. During transit through the Kepler-186 system, the ship's navigation computer detected slight gravitational anomalies near the tertiary asteroid belt. The data stream captured below represents real-time telemetry updates feed from the auxiliary gravitational scanners and reactor temperature sensors.

Primary sensors monitored the solar wind density and magnetic flux. Initial readings indicated a normal background radiation pattern of approximately twelve millisieverts per hour. However, as the vessel approached the boundary of the Lagrange point, the secondary magnetic field coils recorded a sudden spike in electrostatic discharge.

This log is maintained by the onboard system administrator to troubleshoot potential propulsion issues or sensor drift. Ongoing diagnostics verify that the warp field alignment remains within acceptable parameters, showing no signs of micro-fractures in the reactor shield housing. Technicians should verify these figures against the theoretical baseline database before initiating further jump procedures.