You are in the Laboratory Bay of the ship.
You are in the Navigation Bay of the ship.
You climb through the tiny door into the only other room on the ship: the Navigation Bay.
You climb back through the tiny door into the Laboratory Bay.
The laboratory bay is the place where you, as Researcher, spend the vast majority of your time. It is getting rather messy in here. You'll need to spend some time cleaning up today. Though it could probably wait until tomorrow.
A tiny door leads out to the Navigation bay, the only other inhabitable room in the ship. Though even these two small rooms are devoid of air and gravity. Only the interior of the space suits are supplied with air.
Stevens is also in here, occupied by his own research.
The navigation bay is the second of only two rooms in this tiny space-vessel. You don't spend much time in here, mostly because Williams, the navigator, needs space to move around. There are several dozen control panels in here that you are not supposed to touch, though you have been fully trained to use them.
You like to come in here to look out the porthole into the depths of space. You can't see the Earth from this angle.
Your research station takes up two of the walls of the Laboratory Bay. You are mostly on track with your research, but there is much, much more left to do.
You look out the porthole into the depths of space. For a moment you feel like you are alone, until Navigator Williams asks you to move out of the way.
Williams is the Navigator on the ship. He's young - we all are - but he's been doing this for years and he can run the ship like it was his first language.
You hate to admit it, but you've had a pretty serious crush on Williams for quite a while now. You know that this is not the time or the place to try to act on it, so you try to put it out of your mind.
You need to speak with Williams about an Aux-Port, but you have to do that through the Comms interface. Damn this outdated technology.
You look under Sample Tray B and, sure enough, the FINDER auxiliary plug-in is right there.
You probably have an empty port in your suit that you can plug it into.
You plug the FINDER auxiliary unit into Aux-Port-1 on your suit. The Auto-Installer seems to run properly.
This should help you find all of those light bulbs that you need to sort.
The FINDER port points you towards every single missing bulb, and even color-codes them by size for you. Funny how so many things can get lost in a space this small. You place the bulbs in their proper trays in the storage shelf.
Just one more thing to cross off the to-do list.
Your FINDER informs you of another object that is out of place in the Lab Bay. It looks like another Auxiliary Port. The label on the port reads "SPACE".
You pick up the SPACE Aux-Port.
You have another empty port in your suit, so you insert the SPACE Auxiliary Port into the Aux-Port-2 slot in your suit. The Auto-Installer seems to run without any problems.