Follow us as we navigate space, science, and suspicious coffee.

Failure is not just an option... It’s policy.

Mission Log

STATION ALERT: Deck 12 Ceases To Exist.
Following an experimental fold drive calibration, Deck 12 is no longer accessible via standard routes. Engineering is monitoring the situation and expects to discover its whereabouts soon. Do not attempt to reach it via improvised tunneling. Smitts from Maintenance tried—we should have an update on him shortly.

The Deep Oblivion Mission:
Glory, research, and at times, mild panic.

The Deep Oblivion is a Class-6 Orbital currently drifting through Galactic Quadrant G47.

Join us in charting the unknown—pending proper clearance. Orbiting well beyond the boundaries of regulated space and good sense, this Class-6 habitat is outfitted with adaptive living quarters, a fully semi-functional AI guidance system, and a rotating cast of conscripted crew and concerned specialists. Part cosmic odyssey, part government bureaucracy, mostly a mistake.

Infinite stars. Finite competence...

STATION ALERT: Atmospheric Regulator Believes It’s Autumn.
Due to a seasonal subroutine override, the air filtration system has shifted into “crisp fall breeze” mode. Temperatures have dropped and the station now smells faintly of cinnamon and melancholy. Sweater distribution ongoing.

  • A view of space showing numerous stars and cosmic dust, with part of a planet's surface visible at the bottom.

    "Venturing into the cold, dark void... against our better judgment."

  • A desolate, surreal landscape featuring dark rocky formations on the left, a sandy beach, and ocean waves. In the sky, there are two planets or moons partially covered by clouds.

    "Space is actually pretty quiet... We fill the silence with extreme confusion."

  • Ancient stone circle in a desert landscape at sunset, with mountains in the background.

    "Out here, everything echoes... Especially our mistakes."

  • A detailed extraterrestrial alien with large, reflective eyes, wrinkled skin, and tentacle-like appendages, set against a dark, space-like background.

    "Every planet has something that wants to eat you... That’s the charm."

  • "Where interstellar discovery meets interdepartmental dysfunction."

Follow our specialists, technicians, and team members as they redefine 'operational failure.' and continue to drift even further into cosmic despair