Blog Articles by Swarthos

  • Trajectories 18053310

    TRAJECTORIES 18053310

    ## Commander's Report - Cmdr Swarthos, Destrukiton


    **Date:** 18053310.00 **Time:** 15:44 UTC


    **Subject:** Incident Report: Planet Hyuedau PP-F d11-2 & Bounty of Discovery


    This report pertains to the recent incident involving my Fleet Carrier, Destrukiton, and the survey mission on planet Hyuedau PP-F d11-2.


    The initial jump into the system was routine, but the unforgiving gravitational pull of the planet Hyuedau PP-F d11-2 caused significant course deviation. The autopilot attempted to correct, but the force was too strong. The resulting impact, though minimal, resulted in minor damage to the starboard dorsal thruster. Thankfully, the repairs were swift, executed within 24 hours.


    Despite the initial setback, the planet Hyuedau proved to be a treasure trove of discovery. Upon conducting scans, I detected the presence of five distinct biological varieties, previously unknown to the galactic database. I secured samples of each species, culminating in a lucrative deal with

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  • Trajectories 15053310.00

    ## Situation Report - Fleet Carrier Destrukiton

    **Date:** 3310-05-15

    **Time:** 18:00 UTC

    **Location:** Achilles Altar Sector, Hyuedau XH-B b42-0

    **Comms Status:** Secure, limited range

    **Reporting Officer:** CMDR Swarthos, Commanding Officer


    **Mission Objective:** Continue exobiology research, marker Tritium hotspots, conduct reconnaissance for new discoveries.


    **Current Status:**


    * **Exobiology:**

    * Ongoing exploration of planetoid Hyuedau XH-B b42-0 B 4. We have identified two new species, with potential for further analysis.

    * One specimen, denoted “X-17”, exhibits unusual bioluminescence and may be a previously unknown strain of the genus *Bioluminidae*. Detailed sample analysis is underway.

    * The second species, a fungus-like organism “F-38”, has shown aggressive growth patterns and exhibits a high tolerance to radiation. Further investigation is warranted to determine potential hazards and application in bioengineering.


    * **Tritium Hotspots:**

    * Our team has successfully marked one new

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