During a cosmic radiation storm, the quantum sensors aboard a space station began producing mixed numerical readings. Emek and Tara examined values such as -2.4, 7/3, √25, √7, and π before the calibration software would accept them. They classified each reading as rational or irrational, recognizing that √25 simplified to 5, a rational number. They then compared the critical measurements to identify which sensor outputs were consistent and which required adjustment. After recalibrating the sensors with the verified data, the observation system resumed accurate measurements, allowing the station to continue monitoring the storm safely.