The Drift · Vessel
An ISNA institutional T-class vessel to the class-standard spec — triple-redundant, about 5,800 tonnes, an eight-year refit cycle — sister to Erika Magnusdóttir and Persistent Error, and named for Tomáš Manacek.
Designation
T-class
Complement
15-17
Fleet
isna fleet
What her era can carry. None to nominal. Survey and navigation hulls; the era builds licensing machinery, not weapons.
A ship of this era carries tools, not armament. Danger is environmental and procedural.
⚠ A ceiling, not a fit — what a hull of this class could carry in this era, derived from the capability ladder rather than stated for this ship. She may well carry less; she is never shown carrying more. Source: Era tier T2 — derived from the capability ladder for its era.
The record
Referenced in and as one of the institutional sister vessels to the Erika Magnusdóttir.
ISNA-operated institutional vessel; subject to ISA / ISNA / ISNI command.
• NV Erika Magnusdóttir — institutional sister • NV Persistent Error — institutional sister • NV Karl-Johan Pedersen — institutional sister
Named for Dr. Tomáš Manacek – Czech researcher; first spatial-drift discovery subject (9th post-Magnusdóttir-organisation traversal experiment, 16 September 2086); emerged on Tunisia coast spring 2100 (+14 yrs, +3,800 km); his interviews became EATNP founding curriculum ~2123; d. autumn 2127 natural causes; no memoir.
Per ISNA naming convention: institutional vessels named for canonical first-traversal subjects.
Compiled from the canon file for this hull. Only sections that are settled canon are shown — drafting notes and anything belonging to an unpublished book are held back.
