Invisiclues

Is there anything important in Professor Schultz' notebook?

1. It should help you figure out what's going on around here: why there's no one around, why all the machines are malfunctioning, etc.
2. There's also a clue for deciphering the dot-writing in the alien ship.

What is the meaning of the note in the Bio Office?

1. It's another clue about what happened aboard the station before you arrived, and what's continuing to happen.
2. If there's any word in the note you don't know, look it up!
3. The writer of the note was obviously killed before he finished the note. (The stains are blood stains.) The only English word that begins with "bacterioph" is "bacteriophage."
4. A bacteriophage is a virus which enters a bacteria and takes over the bacteria's own DNA in order to turn the bacteria into a "factory" for producing more bacteriophages. Ultimately, the host bacteria disintegrates, launching the new bacteriophages.
5. You'll learn more from Plato, eventually.

How can I get past the mutants?

1. Though dangerous, the mutants are obviously calmed by one thing.
2. Have you ever turned on the large box with the pipes and pedals?
3. It's an organ. The mutants are lulled by the sound of organ music.
4. If you play Zeebo's "Cantata for Organ and Blurble in G-Minor," the mutants will be lulled to sleep. It will then be safe to enter the Mutant Lair.
5. Incidentally, there are no mutants in Stationfall. There ARE some mutants in Planetfall; perhaps you got confused and picked up the wrong hint booklet.

Is the holding tank important?

1. Have you read the commander's log?
2. The alien pyramid was moved to the holding tank, but at some point it has escaped, or been rescued, by violent means. Hmmm. Where could it be now?

Is the twenty-prong fromitz board useful?

1. If it is, you'll find out then.