"Yes he did a lot of that after he gave up the Power. So what sort of level of technology is Zord technology?" At his blank look Skye continued. "Okay then...when did you last hear of teleportational quantum physics being part of an undergraduate course? You know anyone who has majored in transformational sub-space energy dynamics?" Skye asked rhetorically.

Jason had to shake his head. Well hearing it put like that--it was true, there was so much of being a Ranger that just seem to happen as a part of assuming the Powe, like piloting the Zordsr, somehow it had been taken for granted that Billy knew about these things because of being the Blue Ranger. But then that would mean either all of them should have the same sort of understanding or all Blue Rangers would know Zord Technology."How're you doing?" Cassie asked quietly. Kimberly shrugged.
          "Can't be worse than the Isle of Illusion," she replied. "That was not a lot of fun."
          The Pink Astro Ranger looked puzzled. "Isle of Illusion? I don't think I've heard about that."
          "Right. I forgot, your team doesn't work as closely with Zordon as the previous ones have. The Isle of Illusion was a place that Rita sent the six of us, the original six. It showed you the things you were most afraid of, feeding off of fear and lack of confidence, making you slowly fade from existence. If it hadn't been for a little guy named Quagmire, we would have been toast." "Wait," Ashley said helplessly. She'd like to hope the explanation was about to start making sense, but knowing Justin she was afraid it was only going to get more complicated. "So you and your Robot Ranger are talking with your counterpart in another dimension? Why?"

"We want to try and find a way to send more than radiation," Justin said earnestly. "If we can transmit comm signals reliably we should be able do more, and being able to send objects, even people, back and forth between dimensions would make hyperrush obsolete. We could send a starship from one galaxy to the next in seconds!

          "What was it for you?" Cassie asked curiously. "I'm sorry, that was really nosy."
          Kim smiled. "No, it's okay. I saw Bulk and Skull as angels. See, back then, they acted like a couple of bullies, always pushing us around. I figured if Rita could make them act like that, she could do anything." She laughed slightly. "I was pretty shallow back then," she admitted. "But Quagmire reminded me of the time I had to take on a monster known as the Terror Toad all by myself, and I got my confidence back."
          "You're kidding," Skull broke in. "You mean, an illusion of me as an angel was enough to break you?"