2026-09-08 13:09:39
Anonymous:
Owner death decision: carried equipment returns with the astronaut; committed canister stays with Dorn as already handed over
hold the flood/rescue and home.md ..
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The rescue uses a finite sequence of prepared refuges. An intermediate interruption ends in the stocked vestibule immediately shipward of that segment's junction. Its reserve supports the example's stable waiting state. A renewed attempt needs fresh travel air, a rechecked segment and a stocked abort destination. At the final approach, a vestibule beside the ship airlock can reseal and serves as the abort destination; it is restocked for each attempt. There is no demand for another refuge beyond the ship. [Rescue Rules](/Hold%20The%20Flood/Rescue%20Rules) specifies the phases and supply commitments.
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**Sent** means Dorn is physically aboard and the ship airlock has closed. Before any departure, astronaut death leaves him in his current waiting refuge: the original room initially, or the reached vestibule on a retry. Interruption during transfer sends him to that segment's designated abort refuge, still unsent. After Sent, astronaut death leaves him aboard. Carried equipment follows the ordinary cache rules throughout.
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**Sent** means Dorn is physically aboard and the ship airlock has closed. Before any departure, astronaut death leaves him in his current waiting refuge: the original room initially, or the reached vestibule on a retry. Interruption during transfer sends him to that segment's designated abort refuge, still unsent. After Sent, astronaut death leaves him aboard. Carried equipment returns with the astronaut in every case, per the owner decision in Death and Persistence; a canister already committed into the sleeve was handed over and stays with Dorn.
