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Science Fiction 3
Credits
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Table of Contents
Credits...........................................................................................................................................2
How to Use this Book......................................................................................................................5
Cargo Runs
Cargo Runs................................................................................................................................7-11
Ship Transponder Info

Ship Transponder Info..............................................................................................................13-16
Places
Casinos and Hotels...................................................................................................................18-19
Unexplored Planets #1............................................................................................................20-23
Unexplored Planets #2............................................................................................................24-27
Ravaged Research Facility.............................................................................................................28
News Chatter
News Chatter...........................................................................................................................30-32
Items and Things

Items in a Crashed Cargo Spaceship...............................................................................................35
Items in a Freighter Cockpit...........................................................................................................36
Items in a Ship Captain Quarters....................................................................................................37
Events
Events..........................................................................................................................................39
Names
Human Female Names #1............................................................................................................41
Human Male Names #1................................................................................................................44
Human Male Names #2................................................................................................................45
Human Male Names #3................................................................................................................46
Human Surnames #1....................................................................................................................47
Human Surnames #2....................................................................................................................48
Human Surnames #3....................................................................................................................49
Fields of Study
Engineering Fields #1...................................................................................................................51
Engineering Fields #2...................................................................................................................52
Space
Spacefaring Complications......................................................................................................54-56
Spatial Anomalies.........................................................................................................................57
Star System Discoveries...........................................................................................................58-59
How to Use this Book
As with all the other Books of Random Tables, this one is made to help game masters. Game
masters can always use resources and inspiration from many sources. Well, here are twenty-
fi ve more tables to help you run better sessions.
These random tables are geared toward far-future role-playing games. The game master can
roll percentile dice for a result or have players roll. No matter how you choose to use the tables,
they will cut down GM prep time.
The fi rst section is Cargo Runs. This massive table has one hundred diff erent cargo runs
including origin to destination planet, employer name, and complications. Always have a run
handy when your players decide to make extra credits by hauling cargo.
Encountering a ship in space or at the port can be exciting. The Ship Transponder Info section
provides one hundred different ships complete with story hooks.
Places is the next section. This section includes casinos and hotels, two hundred unexplored
planets, and a ravaged research facility. These tables give the game masters fascinating places
to present to their players.
The future is a cacophony of clashing media. News and information pour in from tons of
sources. The News Chatter section and table provide headlines and news updates. Give your
players the sense of a large galaxy with current events happening all around their characters.
The Items and Things section contains several tables: from items in a crashed cargo ship to
items in a cockpit to items in a captain’s quarters. Players wish to search every room they enter,
so be ready with these random tables.
Planets full of people will always have something going on. The Events section and table give
game masters ways to make the universe feel alive. What event is happening on the planet the
player characters just landed on? Roll in the table and fi nd out. Maybe it’s a festival, maybe it’s
a conference. But no matter what it is, it will make the setting come to life.
The Names section is quite simple: three hundred human female names, three hundred human
male names, and three hundred human surnames. GMs always need names. Players always
ask for names.
Science fi ction characters got to have skills. The Fields of Study section has two tables of
engineering fi elds. These can be used as occupations for non-player characters, skills for player
characters, or to add fl avor to the setting.
The fi nal section is Space. This section contains three tables including spacefaring complications,
spatial anomalies, and star system discoveries. Never have a boring trip through hyperspace or
a star system where the players fi nd nothing out of the ordinary.
These twenty-fi ve random tables are meant to be a game master’s friend. Shake up your
campaigns with new ideas and let your players loose. The galaxy awaits and adventure is
around every asteroid.
Matt Davids
1-24-2023
Cargo Runs
cargo runs
1. Take 39 metric tons of phenols/phenol-alcohols from Goshen to Nergal | Employer: Lancer Girardon |
Complication: The sublight engines overheat while exiting the orbit of the first planet and need to cool
before the ship can go FTL.
2. Take 217 metric tons of hydrogen and rare gasses from Sükhbaatar to Gnagua KMM | Employer: Sobrantes
(corp) | Complication: Sealant leak causes malfunctions in the cargo storage systems.
3. Take 448 metric tons of cobalt from Kiyosu to Sebastopol | Employer: Unknown | Complication: En route
scanners pick up the wreckage of a ship floating in space.
4. Take 37 metric tons of polyacetal/ether/carbonates from Zurn X to Aguascalientes | Employer: Unknown
| Complication: Halfway through the journey, the cargo begins to leak.
5. Take 41 metric tons of synthetic staple fiber and woven fabrics from Troth 10 to Nanterre | Employer: Xi
Volkman Inc. (corp) | Complication: It is discovered that the cargo is infested with fleas.
6. Take 18 metric tons of electromechanical domestic appliances from Lincoln to Bloom Theta | Employer:
Minnie Dio | Complication: En route the ship passes through an uncharted dust cloud.
7. Take 101 metric tons of saturated acyclic monoacids from Tansen Alpha to Tlalnepantla | Employer:
Unknown | Complication: The cargo containers look as though they could be from a hijacked ship the
crew has recently heard about.
8. Take 96 metric tons of blood fractions (including antisera) from Lviv Home to Mělník | Employer: Ritwika
Sargent | Complication: Alarms sound signaling the cargo is contaminated.
9. Take 88 metric tons of lignite from New Roubaix to Ghorahi | Employer: Michael Abe | Complication:
Weapons are discovered hidden in the cargo.
10. Take 444 metric tons of plastic tubes, pipes, and fittings from Republic to New Paris | Employer: Datics
(corp) | Complication: Docking clap malfunction makes it impossible to offload the cargo until they are
repaired.
11. Take 25 metric tons of material removal machine tools from Excelsior Springs to Shaki Aberdeen |
Employer: Mantik (corp) | Complication: The employer claims the shipment is late no matter when it is
delivered.
12. Take 500 metric tons of potassic fertilizers from Daphne to Sainshand | Employer: Metatrex (corp) |
Complication: En route the lights throughout the ship go out.
13. Take 22 metric tons of men’s shirts from Bloemfontein to Theandrios | Employer: Mukesh Sett |
Complication: Fuel containment breach floods part of the cargo bay with the engine fuel.
14. Take 30 metric tons of unmanufactured tobacco and tobacco waste from Belmont Free to Victoria |
Employer: Glycloud (corp) | Complication: The ship experiences power fluctuations slowing the journey
to the destination.
15. Take 442 metric tons of computers and optical readers from Stavropol to Richmond Scone | Employer:
Emma Bythesea | Complication: Scanners pick up a transmission being sent from somewhere among the
cargo.
16. Take 134 metric tons of t-shirts, and vests from Eupora to Manchester | Employer: Urocyte (corp) |
Complication: En route scanners pick up a derelict vessel.
17. Take 76 metric tons of air or vacuum pumps from Turiacus to Deadhorse | Employer: Unknown |
Complication: At the drop point two groups show up and claim ownership of the cargo.
18. Take 27 metric tons of zinc (unwrought) from Osasco to Giyani | Employer: Unknown | Complication: A
vessel arrives before the ship reaches the planet and requests the cargo be given to them.
19. Take 61 metric tons of palm oil from Abercromby to New Kolkata | Employer: Beatriz Powell | Complication:
En route the ship is stopped by officials who wish to search the cargo.
20. Take 24 metric tons of whole fish (fresh) from Belzoni Beta to Kaposvár | Employer: Unknown |
Complication: At the destination, the crew is told to wait a few days before pick-up can be made.
21. Take 13 metric tons of amino-resins from Gaia to Cerberus | Employer: Unknown | Complication: FTL drive
malfunction causes the ship to arrive at the wrong destination.
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22. Take 100 metric tons of refined copper, unwrought alloys from Creve Coeur to Lion’s Den | Employer:
Auren Ono | Complication: When the ship arrives at the destination the crew is surprised to find they are
expected to pay a docking fee.
23. Take 53 metric tons of niobium/zirconium ore concentrate from Vincennes 7 to Ioannina | Employer:
Paragon (corp) | Complication: The cargo is late arriving at the loading dock throwing off the employer’s
timetable.
24. Take 42 metric tons of rough wood from Kasenga B to Book | Employer: Zhang Enterprises (corp) |
Complication: Anomalous power signature detected en route.
25. Take 4 metric tons of plastic tile or roll coverings from Luhansk to Hannibal | Employer: Crisanta Randall
| Complication: When the ship arrives at the destination, the spaceport informs them a problem with the
docking bays will prevent them from landing for several hours.
26. Take 135 metric tons of physical/chemical analysis tools from Watatsumi to Triuq H71 | Employer: Unknown
| Complication: If there is the slightest problem with the delivery the employer puts out a low bounty on
the ship.
27. Take 51 metric tons of fuelwood, wood chips, and sawdust from Akureyri to Odendaalsrus | Employer:
Unknown | Complication: The ship passes through a micro-meteor shower shortly after takeoff.
28. Take 63 metric tons of metal-working machinery from Taishan to Brandýs | Employer: Ketha Azikiwe |
Complication: During the voyage, the cargo breaks loose from the restraints causing some of it to be
damaged.
29. Take 131 metric tons of optical fiber cables, sheets, and plates from Dangun to Newcastle | Employer:
Cybor Systems (corp) | Complication: During the journey, something breaks out of one cargo container
leaving a slimy eggshell behind.
30. Take 75 metric tons of SkinBond sutures and special pharmaceutical goods from Lod to Juliette’s World |
Employer: Unknown | Complication: Several armed guards are to accompany the cargo to the destination.
31. Take 23 metric tons of malt beer from Monticello to Paarl | Employer: Callista Maruyama | Complication:
The FTL drive drops the ship into the middle of an asteroid unexpectedly.
32. Take 85 metric tons of fresh or chilled beef from Jehanabad to Barling | Employer: Faith Kirk | Complication:
Refrigeration units begin to malfunction.
33. Take 16 metric tons of gold (unwrought) from Logansport to Ugajin | Employer: Xanatos Matsui |
Complication: Neutrino surge causes the ship to lose several days on the voyage.
34. Take 50 metric tons of iron and steel screws, bolts, nuts, and washers from Sheree to Durham Cole |
Employer: Unknown | Complication: An ion-charged ray strikes the ship during the voyage causing
widespread system failures.
35. Take 216 metric tons of styrene polymers from Oneiros to Kueyen | Employer: Diginano (corp) |
Complication: The cargo is a day late being delivered.
36. Take 21 metric tons of tea (including flavored) from Mirandela to Elba Seven | Employer: Galvanysm
(corp) | Complication: The employer demands a strict timetable for delivery.
37. Take 20 metric tons of ethylene polymers from Sopron to Caesar | Employer: Sabharwal (corp) |
Complication: The cargo begins to smoke during the voyage.
38. Take 52 metric tons of silver (unwrought) from Culiacán to Eustis | Employer: Unknown | Complication:
Upon arriving at the destination, the party learns that the cargo was reported stolen.
39. Take 40 metric tons of carnival items and magic tricks from Narvik Poord to New Tasmania | Employer:
Hellman Cháng | Complication: Massive solar flare occurs as the ship approaches the destination system.
40. Take 71 metric tons of self-adhesive plastic in rolls from Warren to Sevastopol | Employer: Shiro Darsten |
Complication: Malfunction in the computer mainframe causes the ship to drop out of FTL.
41. Take 17 metric tons of X-ray equipment from Kangiten to Ngozi | Employer: Yingtai Mbadinuju |
Complication: En route the ship picks up signals that could be alien in origin.
42. Take 19 metric tons of electric sound/visual signal bells or alarms from Camden to Waldron | Employer:
Chito Corra | Complication: While unloading, a group of bounty hunters arrives looking for the employer.
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43. Take 13 metric tons of electro-medical equipment from Nindara Rim to Bethlehem | Employer: Unknown
| Complication: Cargo has tell-tale signs of being stolen.
44. Take 87 metric tons of technical apparatus from Burgos to Bhiwandi | Employer: Biomate (corp) |
Complication: The cargo turns out to be trafficking victims hidden in the crates.
45. Take 103 metric tons of connector/insulating parts from Horagalles to Sundstrom | Employer: Unknown
| Complication: Strange heat readings begin emanating from the cargo bay about halfway through the
voyage.
46. Take 98 metric tons of chocolate, and other cocoa preparations from Holland to Trondheim | Employer:
Cira Sallaros | Complication: The cargo owner asks for a reference.
47. Take 62 metric tons of organic chemicals from Yangchun to Priapus | Employer: Lukagm Osborn |
Complication: During loading a gang attacks the docking bay.
48. Take 12 metric tons of chemical wood pulp from Birgunj to Sturgis | Employer: Zenobius Akintola |
Complication: While traveling FTL, the ship receives a distress call.
49. Take 35 metric tons of glass bottles, flasks, jars, and pots from Independence Core to Resheph One |
Employer: Krosssystem (corp) | Complication: The ship’s life support systems begin to malfunction and
the crew needs to stop somewhere close for repairs.
50. Take 8 metric tons of chromium ore concentrate from Eilat to Naples | Employer: Anton Conner |
Complication: Employer claims to only have half of the original fee available to pay the party.
51. Take 32 metric tons of electric water heaters and hairdryers from Torreón to Kingfisher | Employer:
Checo Sarkin | Complication: The spaceport at the destination is backlogged; they say it may take a day
or two until the ship can dock.
52. Take 440 metric tons of lead (unwrought) from Santiago to Siegen | Employer: Alys Finley | Complication:
The employer insists on riding along for the trip.
53. Take 15 metric tons of lower-voltage switches, and fuses from New Hong Kong to Americana | Employer:
Sensejet (corp) | Complication: A rival freighter follows the ship and tries to cause trouble because they
missed out on the job.
54. Take 443 metric tons of radioactive chemical elements from Stillwater to Hezuo Six | Employer: Keyan
Lài | Complication: The cargo seems to be interfering with the navigational systems.
55. Take 43 metric tons of uncoated paper for writing/printing from Admetus to Kroonstad | Employer: Ayo
Jouret | Complication: Upon arrival, a spaceport official demands a bribe before allowing the ship to
unload.
56. Take 31 metric tons of transmission shafts, gears, and clutches from Gibil to Ares Lusitani | Employer:
Thabo Graham | Complication: The officials receiving the goods refuse to pay you until you can perform
a certain “Closing the Deal” ceremony.
57. Take 33 metric tons of clothing accessories from Komotini to Moruya | Employer: Ereen Mohandai |
Complication: One of the cargo containers begins beeping during the voyage.
58. Take 1 metric ton of oscilloscopes, and spectrum analyzers from Port Elizabeth to Blackwater | Employer:
Unknown | Complication: Subharmonic distortion throws the ship off course near a black hole.
59. Take 102 metric tons of miscellaneous fresh/chilled vegetables from Selvans to Liuzhou | Employer:
Unknown | Complication: Neutronium flow collector malfunction causes the ship to be unable to take
off after the cargo is loaded.
60. Take 11 metric tons of synthetic organic coloring from Jacobson to Anshun Saint Francis | Employer:
Jarvis Koroban | Complication: Several cargo containers are damaged during loading.
61. Take 214 metric tons of coal tar oils (high-temperature distillation) from Dercetius to Meerut | Employer:
Aliura Chiba | Complication: Law enforcement officials insist on riding along on the journey.
62. Take 132 metric tons of nitrile-function compounds from Kilmichael Newton to Freeport | Employer:
Gappo Mantisa | Complication: En route, a fire breaks out on the ship.
63. Take 72 metric tons of pig iron from Erebus to Rapti | Employer: Patel Abe Ltd (corp) | Complication:
Capacitor explosion opens the cargo bay to space.
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cargo runs
64. Take 74 metric tons of printed circuits from Celaeno to Waralden Olmai | Employer: Kriemhild Sol |
Complication: Before the ship can embark, a group of officials show up and say they need to commandeer
the ship to fight in a war.
65. Take 9 metric tons of ketones, and quinones from Vilbus to Phalaborwa | Employer: Mosi Tāng |
Complication: A space creature thinks the ship is cute and wants to cuddle.
66. Take 97 metric tons of radar and radio communication items from Yangjiang IV to Gangtok | Employer:
Unknown | Complication: A heavily-armed vessel approaches the ship and demands they drop any and all
cargo or they will be fired upon.
67. Take 36 metric tons of video receivers/monitors/projectors from Kirksville to Sardis | Employer: Unknown |
Complication: The employer demands a complex contract be signed, but oddly, their name or organization
is not named.
68. Take 3 metric tons of footwear (textile) from Baza to Edgewater | Employer: Oylstone (corp) | Complication:
Microfilament fractures appear in the hull during the voyage.
69. Take 400 metric tons of precious/semi-precious stones (unstrung) from Queensland Forge to Truman |
Employer: Cesaria Ando | Complication: En route scanners pick up a dumped cargo floating in space.
70. Take 215 metric tons of spray/dispersing mechanical appliances from Leto Prime to Juazeiro | Employer:
Yasuhiro Jasha | Complication: An electromagnetic pulse possibly damages some of the cargo.
71. Take 54 metric tons of dates/figs/pineapples/mangoes/avocados/guavas from Blackburn to Durango |
Employer: Sekar Palmer | Complication: The cargo containers bear the logo of a corporation that recently
went out of business.
72. Take 104 metric tons of plastic packing goods, lids, and caps from Montoro to Bat Yam | Employer: Pytman
Dirotta (corp) | Complication: Sabotage slows the delivery of the cargo.
73. Take 133 metric tons of piston engine parts from Suur Tõll to New Berlin | Employer: Unknown |
Complication: A commando team is hidden within the containers, and while en route, they emerge and
try to take over the ship.
74. Take 130 metric tons of manganese ore concentrate from Aita to Epworth | Employer: Procket (corp) |
Complication: Cosmic rays interfere with the artificial gravity generators onboard the ship.
75. Take 218 metric tons of printing machinery from Soto to Freedom | Employer: Maverick Ferral |
Complication: The cargo owner wants a background check on the ship.
76. Take 5 metric tons of printed books, and brochures from Polemos to Kharkiv | Employer: Ranna Suzuki
| Complication: The cargo reeks of filth and the ship’s life support has a difficult time filtering the smell.
77. Take 56 metric tons of medical apparatus from Shullat to Zaba Omicron | Employer: Milana Simpson |
Complication: After exiting FTL the crew notices space leeches attached to the hull chewing on the power
cables.
78. Take 64 metric tons of processed petroleum oils from York to Wolverhampton | Employer: Tung-mei Daou
| Complication: While cargo is being loaded the ship is minorly damaged.
79. Take 86 metric tons of telecommunication receivers from Nagpur Indigo to Indalo | Employer: Thion Bell
| Complication: As the ship enters the destination star system it receives a distress call.
80. Take 73 metric tons of wine from Ahone II to Paden Beau | Employer: Sarah Benson | Complication: Space
pirates attack while en route.
81. Take 34 metric tons of electrical resistors from Luther to Prometheus | Employer: Unknown | Complication:
A mysterious woman contacts the crew and offers more money if they take the cargo to her instead of
delivering it.
82. Take 26 metric tons of spaceship parts from Bone Gap to Argenteuil | Employer: Meirong Murakami |
Complication: When the cargo manifest is plugged into the ship an AI “ghost” slips into the ship’s
computer.
83. Take 7 metric tons of women’s clothing from Chimalhuacán to Inverness Soar | Employer: Richa York |
Complication: At the destination, the cargo is subject to a thorough inspection that may take a couple of
days.
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84. Take 55 metric tons of refrigerators and freezers from Uoke to Loki | Employer: Talkbotics (corp) |
Complication: En route a dead body is discovered in the cargo.
85. Take 300 metric tons of aircraft parts from Veszprém to Bolivar | Employer: Bytetrics (corp) | Complication:
Hidden among the cargo is a crate of illegal drugs.
86. Take 6 metric tons of chemicals used in electronics from Araraquara to Sihui | Employer: Raymond
Reynolds | Complication: Cosmic radiation interferes with the ship’s systems during the journey.
87. Take 14 metric tons of computer parts, and accessories from Melton to Colcapirhua | Employer: Unknown
| Complication: Ion storm slows ship’s arrival.
88. Take 38 metric tons of cast/rolled glass in sheets from Mostoles to Aetolia | Employer: Garen Devillers |
Complication: An unconscious man is found in a cargo container en route.
89. Take 10 metric tons of polyacetal/ether/carbonates from Otrera to Guadalupe | Employer: Anja Synn |
Complication: En route, there is an explosion in the cargo bay.
90. Take 89 metric tons of mechano-therapy appliances from Arkhangai to Sabus Prime | Employer: Rajadhi
Ravine | Complication: Several technicians need to ride along to ensure the cargo is safe during transport.
91. Take 84 metric tons of miscellaneous machinery from Callahan Zou to Tuli Oti | Employer: Socian Analytics
(corp) | Complication: FTL drive malfunction leaves the ship stranded in interstellar space until repairs are
done.
92. Take 446 metric tons of amine-function compounds from Ludhiana Four to Galveston Prime | Employer:
Unknown | Complication: An uncharted gravity well throws the ship off course.
93. Take 441 metric tons of orthopedic appliances from Rongomai to Querétaro | Employer: Kang Starlight
| Complication: The employer slyly indicates there will be a bonus if the first contact at the destination
spaceport had an accident.
94. Take 213 metric tons of miscellaneous furniture from Lawton Ardmore to Xinyi | Employer: Unknown |
Complication: At the destination, the cargo bay door is stuck shut.
95. Take 2 metric tons of diamonds (unmounted/unset) from Duberdicus to Aihayuta | Employer: Lurnco
(corp) | Complication: A spaceport official let it slip that a valuable cargo was shipping out and now lots of
unsavory characters are snooping the landing bay.
96. Take 220 metric tons of temperature-change machines from Saint Asaph to New Congo | Employer:
Unknown | Complication: Contraband is stashed among the cargo.
97. Take 65 metric tons of rice from Bunker Hill to Polymatheia | Employer: Charles Narweld | Complication:
A stowaway is found hiding in the cargo.
98. Take 445 metric tons of liquid/gas checking instruments from Phorbas to Bixby | Employer: Hyeptic (corp)
| Complication: Power converter on the fritz causing the voyage to be delayed.
99. Take 447 metric tons of copper waste and scrap from Port Jarvis to Malangwa | Employer: Unknown |
Complication: Some unknown spores are detected in several cargo containers.
100. Take 219 metric tons of insulated wire/cable from Medaurus to Novosibirsk | Employer: Desiraye
Gōng | Complication: Radiation interferes with the ship’s controls as they approach the destination.
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Ship
Transponder
Info
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1. Vessel Name: Bismarck | Type: Light freighter | Home Port: Edgewater | Owner: Jem Dufresne |
Modifications: Navigation Computer Upgrade | Restrictions: None
2. Vessel Name: Abandinus | Type: Light freighter | Home Port: New Troyes | Owner: Paragon (corp) |
Modifications: None | Restrictions: None
3. Vessel Name: Sevastopol | Type: Luxury yacht | Home Port: Queensland Forge | Owner: Resmi Kronn |
Modifications: Defensive Weapon Upgrade | Restrictions: None
4. Vessel Name: Pirwa | Type: Research vessel | Home Port: Celaeno | Owner: Inji Reeves | Modifications: Hull
Upgrade | Restrictions: None
5. Vessel Name: Zavi Isikebhe | Type: Passenger liner | Home Port: New Berlin | Owner: Dennis Starlight |
Modifications: Main Computer Upgrade | Restrictions: None
6. Vessel Name: Catalan | Type: Luxury liner | Home Port: Golbazar | Owner: Minurall (corp) | Modifications:
AI Overseer Installed | Restrictions: None
7. Vessel Name: Wayland the Smith | Type: Bulk freighter | Home Port: Eupora | Owner: Navarone Ming |
8. Vessel Name: Apollo | Type: Research vessel | Home Port: Sturgis | Owner: Ananya Braun | Modifications:
None | Restrictions: None
9. Vessel Name: Lempo | Type: Light freighter | Home Port: Kangiten | Owner: Marshall Sett | Modifications:
None | Restrictions: Reported STOLEN
10. Vessel Name: Prasae | Type: Scout vessel | Home Port: Hughes | Owner: Sobrantes (corp) | Modifications:
Enhanced Shields | Restrictions: Crew wanted for questioning
11. Vessel Name: Aphrodite | Type: Passenger liner | Home Port: Moruya | Owner: Shekhar Bishop |
12. Vessel Name: Jiao | Type: Transport | Home Port: Drangsnes | Owner: Salyc (corp) | Modifications: Main
Computer Upgrade | Restrictions: None
13. Vessel Name: Gebrinius | Type: Bulk freighter | Home Port: Belmont Free | Owner: Hemic (corp) |
Modifications: Enhanced Shields | Restrictions: Reported MISSING
14. Vessel Name: Triomphant | Type: Luxury yacht | Home Port: Truman | Owner: Kamau Sargent |
15. Vessel Name: Moku Fisher | Type: Transport | Home Port: Otrera | Owner: Sarkin Conner | Modifications:
16. Vessel Name: Nanahuatzin | Type: Patrol craft | Home Port: Indalo | Owner: Kiber Mald | Modifications:
17. Vessel Name: Atlantis | Type: Light freighter | Home Port: Jackson | Owner: Colin Clayton | Modifications:
Defensive Weapon Upgrade | Restrictions: None
18. Vessel Name: Ashurbanipal | Type: Luxury liner | Home Port: Daphne | Owner: Alim Warner | Modifications:
Engine Upgrade | Restrictions: None
19. Vessel Name: Walrus | Type: Passenger liner | Home Port: Wuxi El Husseiniya | Owner: Cascos (corp) |
20. Vessel Name: Quetzalcoatl | Type: Scout vessel | Home Port: New Smyrna | Owner: Anton Batma |
Modifications: Extra Cargo Pods | Restrictions: None
21. Vessel Name: Valkyrie | Type: Hospital ship | Home Port: Bardibas | Owner: Sensejet (corp) | Modifications:
Extra Cargo Pods | Restrictions: Reported STOLEN
22. Vessel Name: Oregon | Type: Salvage rig | Home Port: Gibil | Owner: Selena Heron | Modifications: None
| Restrictions: None
23. Vessel Name: Evander | Type: Bulk freighter | Home Port: Malabar | Owner: Envios (corp) | Modifications:
Engine Upgrade | Restrictions: None
24. Vessel Name: Agamemnon | Type: Bulk freighter | Home Port: Freedom | Owner: Apio Okada |
Modifications: Navigation Computer Upgrade | Restrictions: None
25. Vessel Name: Imhotep | Type: Luxury yacht | Home Port: Watatsumi | Owner: Theobald Duàn |
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26. Vessel Name: Minotaur | Type: Scout vessel | Home Port: Naples | Owner: Yapeutiq Systems (corp) |
27. Vessel Name: Vulcain | Type: Research vessel | Home Port: Bunker Hill | Owner: Olufemi Benson |
Modifications: None | Restrictions: Banned from Ozu Athens
28. Vessel Name: Tornat | Type: Light freighter | Home Port: Atlantis | Owner: Liling Roseland | Modifications:
AI Overseer Installed | Restrictions: None
29. Vessel Name: Meiying | Type: Trade frigate | Home Port: Qena | Owner: Aditya Nahdi | Modifications:
30. Vessel Name: Svarog | Type: Passenger liner | Home Port: Belton | Owner: Auren Void | Modifications:
31. Vessel Name: Empress | Type: Hospital ship | Home Port: Rangeli Seti | Owner: Upers (corp) | Modifications:
32. Vessel Name: Ptolemy | Type: Salvage rig | Home Port: Mnemosyne | Owner: Geotactyc (corp) |
Modifications: None | Restrictions: Banned from Laurits
33. Vessel Name: Emperor of India | Type: Patrol craft | Home Port: Cragus Boone | Owner: Scaza (corp) |
Modifications: None | Restrictions: Banned from Juazeiro
34. Vessel Name: Ilmarinen | Type: Luxury liner | Home Port: Saratoga | Owner: Jeanne Hofmann |
Modifications: Hull Upgrade | Restrictions: None
35. Vessel Name: Amphion | Type: Salvage rig | Home Port: Port Jarvis | Owner: Lusila Daou | Modifications:
36. Vessel Name: Missouri | Type: Patrol craft | Home Port: Narrabri | Owner: Chemicro (corp) | Modifications:
37. Vessel Name: Rigel | Type: Passenger liner | Home Port: Aita | Owner: Jase Malogaan | Modifications:
Extra Cargo Pods | Restrictions: None
38. Vessel Name: Duc d’Aquitaine | Type: Passenger liner | Home Port: Myōken | Owner: Brigitte Hawkes |
Modifications: None | Restrictions: Eupora docking privileges suspended
39. Vessel Name: America | Type: Hospital ship | Home Port: Exeter | Owner: Volkov Industries (corp) |
Modifications: Engine Upgrade | Restrictions: None
40. Vessel Name: Todros | Type: Transport | Home Port: Nagpur Indigo | Owner: Chidimma Kovani |
41. Vessel Name: Numancia | Type: Trade frigate | Home Port: Santiago | Owner: Isabeau Harrison |
42. Vessel Name: Anhur | Type: Passenger freighter | Home Port: Barsamin | Owner: Masika Athzaria |
Modifications: None | Restrictions: Reported MISSING
43. Vessel Name: Camulus | Type: Trade frigate | Home Port: Zaba Omicron | Owner: Konstantina Guthrie |
Modifications: Hull Upgrade | Restrictions: Banned from Hezuo Six
44. Vessel Name: Pembroke | Type: Patrol craft | Home Port: Shaki Aberdeen | Owner: Thalia Aschansa |
Modifications: AI Overseer Installed | Restrictions: Banned from Novosibirsk
45. Vessel Name: Inguma | Type: Luxury liner | Home Port: Aernus | Owner: Xalvador Maximus | Modifications:
Main Computer Upgrade | Restrictions: Reported STOLEN
46. Vessel Name: Utah | Type: Passenger freighter | Home Port: Vilbus | Owner: Eshe Ginn | Modifications:
Engine Upgrade | Restrictions: Reported MISSING
47. Vessel Name: Glanis | Type: Bulk freighter | Home Port: Sundstrom | Owner: Maverick Montrose |
48. Vessel Name: Orpheus | Type: Bulk freighter | Home Port: N’Djamena | Owner: Fortunato Drayen |
Modifications: Weapon System Upgrade | Restrictions: None
49. Vessel Name: Goibniu | Type: Research vessel | Home Port: San Borja | Owner: Syrena Barlow |
50. Vessel Name: Freya | Type: Light freighter | Home Port: Ishwarpur 11 | Owner: Xi Volkman Inc. (corp) |
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51. Vessel Name: Vigilant | Type: Light freighter | Home Port: Kilmichael Newton | Owner: Educibl (corp) |
52. Vessel Name: Nerik | Type: Bulk freighter | Home Port: Aiomun-Kondi | Owner: Kit Saris | Modifications:
53. Vessel Name: Bathala | Type: Passenger freighter | Home Port: Mostoles | Owner: Christina Beshenal |
Modifications: Enhanced Shields | Restrictions: Zhombe docking privileges suspended
54. Vessel Name: Castilla | Type: Salvage rig | Home Port: Inglis | Owner: Instic (corp) | Modifications: Weapon
System Upgrade | Restrictions: None
55. Vessel Name: Persephone | Type: Bulk freighter | Home Port: Polemos | Owner: Lerona Aldamar |
56. Vessel Name: Titan | Type: Light freighter | Home Port: Ozu Athens | Owner: Ignado Sato | Modifications:
Enhanced Shields | Restrictions: None
57. Vessel Name: Ambitieux | Type: Passenger freighter | Home Port: Americana | Owner: Minn Yinn |
Modifications: None | Restrictions: Banned from Caesar
58. Vessel Name: Innara | Type: Trade frigate | Home Port: Manitoba | Owner: Melros Rau (corp) |
59. Vessel Name: Torngarsuk | Type: Research vessel | Home Port: Eustis | Owner: Evolv (corp) | Modifications:
60. Vessel Name: Leopard | Type: Hospital ship | Home Port: Saint Asaph | Owner: Mostafa Jokar |
61. Vessel Name: Anextiomarus | Type: Passenger freighter | Home Port: Uberaba | Owner: Tarken Atreides
| Modifications: None | Restrictions: None
62. Vessel Name: Imani | Type: Luxury yacht | Home Port: Tiberias | Owner: Madhuri Rose | Modifications:
Main Computer Upgrade | Restrictions: None
63. Vessel Name: Sutherland | Type: Bulk freighter | Home Port: New Trinidad | Owner: Ronan Olanrewaju |
Modifications: AI Overseer Installed | Restrictions: None
64. Vessel Name: Na Tuk Kong | Type: Light freighter | Home Port: Nibiru | Owner: Sabharwal (corp) |
65. Vessel Name: Chung Cheng | Type: Salvage rig | Home Port: Medaurus | Owner: Kwasi Azikiwe |
Modifications: Engine Upgrade | Restrictions: None
66. Vessel Name: Chernobog | Type: Salvage rig | Home Port: Nahundi | Owner: Purohit (corp) | Modifications:
67. Vessel Name: Rashnu | Type: Scout vessel | Home Port: Izanagi Seven | Owner: Dermot Ordona |
Modifications: None | Restrictions: Celaeno docking privileges suspended
68. Vessel Name: Kresnik | Type: Transport | Home Port: Burgos | Owner: Kista Pendragon | Modifications:
69. Vessel Name: Hermione | Type: Light freighter | Home Port: Kafr Saqr | Owner: MurchanTec (corp) |
70. Vessel Name: Hosho | Type: Light freighter | Home Port: Castalia | Owner: Christopher Fitzgerald |
Modifications: None | Restrictions: Polymatheia docking privileges suspended
71. Vessel Name: Calypso | Type: Passenger liner | Home Port: Book | Owner: Jost Fel | Modifications: Engine
Upgrade | Restrictions: None
72. Vessel Name: Geniscus | Type: Passenger liner | Home Port: Alvorada Hold | Owner: Sala Krause |
Modifications: Hull Upgrade | Restrictions: Reported STOLEN
73. Vessel Name: Nogomain | Type: Scout vessel | Home Port: Rapti | Owner: Dazolytics (corp) | Modifications:
74. Vessel Name: Elf Steden | Type: Light freighter | Home Port: Karura | Owner: JenCorp (corp) |
75. Vessel Name: Condor | Type: Transport | Home Port: Salisbury Tor | Owner: Digitar (corp) | Modifications:
Enhanced Shields | Restrictions: Crew wanted for questioning
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76. Vessel Name: Vindonnus | Type: Luxury yacht | Home Port: Richmond Scone | Owner: BQCT Corp (corp)
| Modifications: AI Overseer Installed | Restrictions: None
77. Vessel Name: Achilles | Type: Bulk freighter | Home Port: New Tasmania | Owner: Scycorp (corp) |
78. Vessel Name: Kilmead | Type: Bulk freighter | Home Port: Eilat | Owner: Prasanna Mèng | Modifications:
79. Vessel Name: Zeus | Type: Light freighter | Home Port: Plutus | Owner: Joanne Nakano | Modifications:
Navigation Computer Upgrade | Restrictions: None
80. Vessel Name: Freedom | Type: Passenger liner | Home Port: Sallis 9 | Owner: Suvarna Bidard |
81. Vessel Name: Vincennes | Type: Hospital ship | Home Port: Rapa Nui | Owner: Huifang Lài | Modifications:
82. Vessel Name: Orunmila | Type: Luxury liner | Home Port: Nixa | Owner: Elecomics (corp) | Modifications:
83. Vessel Name: Josephus | Type: Trade frigate | Home Port: Belzoni Beta | Owner: Indrani Gaines |
84. Vessel Name: Pickerel | Type: Transport | Home Port: Inverell | Owner: Sarck (corp) | Modifications: None
| Restrictions: None
85. Vessel Name: Franklin | Type: Bulk freighter | Home Port: Prometheus | Owner: Solana Gufrai |
86. Vessel Name: Polaris | Type: Trade frigate | Home Port: Ahone II | Owner: Botino (corp) | Modifications:
87. Vessel Name: Mako | Type: Light freighter | Home Port: Beja Xi | Owner: Maximilian Jiāng | Modifications:
88. Vessel Name: Mortzestus | Type: Bulk freighter | Home Port: Osasco | Owner: Biophy (corp) | Modifications:
89. Vessel Name: Alignak | Type: Hospital ship | Home Port: Theandrios | Owner: Genethos (corp) |
Modifications: Enhanced Shields | Restrictions: Crew wanted for questioning
90. Vessel Name: Navarin | Type: Patrol craft | Home Port: Ares Lusitani | Owner: Johnson Tanaka (corp) |
91. Vessel Name: Morpheus | Type: Scout vessel | Home Port: New Harare | Owner: Ranna Kobayashi |
Modifications: AI Overseer Installed | Restrictions: None
92. Vessel Name: Hector | Type: Luxury yacht | Home Port: Anshun Saint Francis | Owner: Spiromic (corp) |
Modifications: Enhanced Shields | Restrictions: None
93. Vessel Name: Orion | Type: Light freighter | Home Port: Lubeck Lions | Owner: Irella Jouret | Modifications:
94. Vessel Name: Potrimpo | Type: Patrol craft | Home Port: Ludhiana Four | Owner: Autotics (corp) |
95. Vessel Name: Dmitri | Type: Light freighter | Home Port: Montes Claros | Owner: Vizon (corp) |
96. Vessel Name: Ghost of Nin | Type: Bulk freighter | Home Port: Ghorahi | Owner: Commsys (corp) |
Modifications: None | Restrictions: Sundstrom docking privileges suspended
97. Vessel Name: Kui Xing | Type: Passenger freighter | Home Port: Waralden Olmai | Owner: Janis Cotton |
98. Vessel Name: Hunab Ku | Type: Bulk freighter | Home Port: Hammerfest | Owner: Dori Morastus |
99. Vessel Name: San Miguel | Type: Luxury liner | Home Port: Anantapur | Owner: Malisa Campbell |
Modifications: None | Restrictions: Rongomai docking privileges suspended
100. Vessel Name: Arubianus | Type: Research vessel | Home Port: Sebastopol | Owner: Lakshman Saedrin
| Modifications: None | Restrictions: None
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Places
Casinos and Hotels
1. Off-World - low class, thousands of rooms, privately owned
2. The Asteroid Belt - high class, hundreds of rooms, corporate owned
3. Goldilocks Zone - middle class, hundreds of rooms, privately owned
4. Casino Kingdom - middle class, dozens of rooms, privately owned
5. The Island - low class, dozens of rooms, corporate owned
6. Lucky Blue Casino - middle class, dozens of rooms, privately owned
7. Jade Griffin Casino - high class, hundreds of rooms, corporate owned
8. Velvet Flower Casino - low class, hundreds of rooms, privately owned
9. Queen of Hearts - high class, hundreds of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
10. Space Station 13 - mid class, thousands of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
11. Chiang Khan Palace - high class, thousands of rooms, privately owned
12. The Water Lily Palace - middle class, dozens of rooms, privately owned
13. Cantabria Sol - low class, dozens of rooms, corporate owned
14. Ciudad Evita Resort and Hotel - middle class, thousands of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
15. PoleStar - low class, dozens of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
16. Lucky Stars - middle class, thousands of rooms, corporate owned
17. Morning Star - middle class, hundreds of rooms, privately owned
18. Captain’s - middle class, dozens of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
19. Solar Winds Casino and Resort - middle class, hundreds of rooms, privately owned
20. The La Rioja - high class, dozens of rooms, corporate owned
21. The Aragon - middle class, thousands of rooms, corporate owned
22. Planet X - middle class, hundreds of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
23. Hole in the Wall - middle class, dozens of rooms, privately owned
24. The Love of Money - high class, thousands of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
25. The Meridian - high class, thousands of rooms, corporate owned
26. The Phetchaburi - high class, hundreds of rooms, privately owned
27. The Venado - middle class, dozens of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
28. Starless - middle class, thousands of rooms, corporate owned
29. Pujon Kidul Resort - low class, dozens of rooms, privately owned
30. Interstellar Casino - low class, hundreds of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
31. Casino Myrnam - low class, thousands of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
32. Tsurui Casino - low class, hundreds of rooms, corporate owned
33. Black Hole Casino - low class, dozens of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
34. Toba Samosir - high class, dozens of rooms, privately owned
35. Mega Wins - middle class, thousands of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
36. Payload - low class, hundreds of rooms, privately owned
37. Dark Matter Casino - middle class, thousands of rooms, corporate owned
38. Dirtsiders - low class, dozens of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
39. Castelmezzano - middle class, thousands of rooms, privately owned
40. Aces and Eights Casino - low class, thousands of rooms, privately owned
41. Comets - middle class, dozens of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
42. Youngstown Resort - low class, hundreds of rooms, corporate owned
43. Magellanic Cloud - middle class, dozens of rooms, privately owned
44. Casino King - middle class, thousands of rooms, corporate owned
45. Spacer’s Rest - low class, thousands of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
46. Parsecs - low class, dozens of rooms, privately owned
47. The Light Year - low class, hundreds of rooms, privately owned
48. Portofino Resort - high class, thousands of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
49. The Standard - middle class, hundreds of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
50. Zero-G Resort - low class, dozens of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
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Casinos and Hotels
51. Java Jones - low class, hundreds of rooms, corporate owned
52. Cosmic Casino - high class, thousands of rooms, privately owned
53. Wanderstar - low class, thousands of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
54. The Outpost - low class, thousands of rooms, corporate owned
55. Guadalupe Xi - high class, thousands of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
56. Space/Time Casino - high class, dozens of rooms, privately owned
57. The Oasis - middle class, thousands of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
58. Matera Casino and Hotel - high class, thousands of rooms, corporate owned
59. Wang Nam Khiao - high class, hundreds of rooms, privately owned
60. Wandflower - high class, hundreds of rooms, corporate owned
61. The Gran Canaria - high class, dozens of rooms, privately owned
62. The Milky Way Club - middle class, thousands of rooms, corporate owned
63. Ormskirk - low class, dozens of rooms, privately owned
64. Mammoth Oaks - high class, dozens of rooms, corporate owned
65. Amethyst Globe Casino - high class, hundreds of rooms, privately owned
66. The Nagiso - middle class, thousands of rooms, corporate owned
67. Freefall - high class, dozens of rooms, privately owned
68. The Junkyard - high class, hundreds of rooms, corporate owned
69. Crown Casino, Resort, and Spa - middle class, dozens of rooms, corporate owned
70. The Astral Club - high class, dozens of rooms, corporate owned
71. Sapphire Star Casino - high class, hundreds of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
72. Solar Gold Lodge and Casino - high class, thousands of rooms, corporate owned
73. Bella Vista Casino - low class, hundreds of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
74. The Luebeck - low class, dozens of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
75. The Sweetwater - middle class, thousands of rooms, corporate owned
76. The Positano - high class, dozens of rooms, privately owned
77. The Hawaiian - high class, thousands of rooms, corporate owned
78. Lucky Row - low class, dozens of rooms, corporate owned
79. Lightning Strike - low class, hundreds of rooms, corporate owned
80. Shooting Star - low class, hundreds of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
81. Mendoza Fawks - low class, hundreds of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
82. Cosmic Ray Club - middle class, hundreds of rooms, privately owned
83. Nova Line Casino - middle class, hundreds of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
84. Diamond Palace and Resort - low class, thousands of rooms, privately owned
85. Mittenwald - high class, thousands of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
86. Glorious Sands Casino - high class, thousands of rooms, corporate owned
87. Broken Moon - low class, hundreds of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
88. The Asteroid - high class, dozens of rooms, privately owned
89. The Multiverse - low class, thousands of rooms, privately owned
90. Triangulum - low class, dozens of rooms, privately owned
91. Stardust - middle class, hundreds of rooms, corporate owned
92. Rockets - high class, hundreds of rooms, corporate owned
93. Big Shots - low class, hundreds of rooms, privately owned
94. Manarola-Normandy - high class, dozens of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
95. Supernova - middle class, thousands of rooms, corporate owned
96. Khanom Nebula Casino and Resort - high class, dozens of rooms, privately owned
97. Redshift - low class, dozens of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
98. Red Ruby’s - middle class, hundreds of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
99. Deuterium - high class, hundreds of rooms, corporate owned
100. Parallel Universe - middle class, dozens of rooms, privately owned (organized crime)
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Unexplored Planets #1
1. 6611 Valeria - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Lorándite, Purpurite, Fluor-uvite
2. 3019 Leona - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Muscovite, Halotrichite, Stilleite, Fluor-buergerite
3. Lapus K88A - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Curite
4. 8206 Henrika - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Heulandite
5. Ziea 5CDQ - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Rapidcreekite, Dioptase, Silver, Cristobalite, Gold
6. Gichi 9F - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Turquoise, Benitoite
7. Viri 1M - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Silicon, Mixite, Teruggite
8. 2091 Alice - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Tachyhydrite
9. 8901 Gunhild - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Botryogen, Native copper, Tuperssuatsiaite
10. 374 Margarita - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Minium, Wodginite, Artinite, Ferberite, Melilite, Chloroxiphite, Lyonsite, Mendozite, Riebeckite
11. 3522 Helga - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Greenockite, Clinohumite
12. Cade ELF - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Bismuth, Descloizite, Bornite, Hausmannite, Haiweeite
13. 15 Christa - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Mooihoekite, Struvite, Cuprosklodowskite
14. 6122 Veronika - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits
of Valleriite, Pinalite, Nabalamprophyllite
15. 6547 Adelgunde - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Hexaferrum, Grossite
16. 1482 Carina - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Hectorite, Silicon
17. 3172 Pierretta - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Tetradymite, Fluorcanasite
18. Dore MYT8 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Titanite, Amphibole
19. Drarvis O27F - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Eskolaite
20. 791 Irmgard - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Sillimanite, Akrochordite, Normandite
21. Gyria VH8N - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits
of Lead, Chatkalite, Kröhnkite
22. Thurn P38 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Ferronigerite-2N1S, Stellerite
23. 2745 Sapientia - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Jamesonite, Dyscrasite, Cymrite
24. 1669 Alwine - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Wattersite, Titanowodginite, Halite, Tarapacaite, Nickel
25. 1413 Edburga - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Roscoelite, Kanoite
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26. Borix Z4FD - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Halite, Tarapacaite, Nickel
27. 8690 Ursina - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Lonsdaleite, Chalcanthite, Mendipite
28. Chade A2C0 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Suessite, Chromium
29. Siuq BYF - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Alforsite, Posnjakite, Gold, Anapaite
30. Gninda NK - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Cymrite
31. 678 Elfriede - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Aluminium, Hodgkinsonite, Benstonite, Feldspar
32. Theon W8U - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Veatchite, Roscoelite, Vaesite
33. Storia 234F - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Tetrataenite, Clinohedrite, Apophyllite, Gold, Andesine, Gananite, Kolbeckite, Sampleite
34. Trars 3RP9 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Nickel, Shortite
35. 979 Leocadia - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Malayaite, Rhodochrosite, Spodumene, Graphite
36. 1733 Sonja - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Natrolite, Altisite
37. 8402 Kerstin - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Simonellite
38. 4148 Natalie - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Wavellite, Oldhamite, Diamond, Livingstonite
39. 1237 Richilde - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Wattersite, Brochantite, Arfvedsonite
40. 1273 Jutta - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Whitlockite, Lazulite, Ferroselite
41. 2970 Caecilia - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Bunsenite, Scheelite, Calderite
42. Thara XD - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Iron, Raslakite, Stibiconite, Hydrohalite, Chloroxiphite, Silver
43. Bronoe 4ET - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Cyanotrichite, Krennerite, Patrónite, Bowieite
44. 1509 Iolanda - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Siegenite, Gypsum
45. 3160 Goberta - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Geocronite, Köttigite, Tinaksite, Iron
46. 1343 Beate - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Zircon, Felsőbányaite, Lead, Glauberite
47. 1950 Meta - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Niningerite, Bismuthinite
48. Trosie 70 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Cafetite, Samsonite, Sweetite
49. Strilia CGE - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Titanium
50. 3427 Pariana - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Zharchikhite, Cadmoselite, Huntite
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51. Voth RB4T - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Plumbogummite, Campigliaite, Polybasite, Hydroboracite, Tungsten
52. 1873 Mechthild - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Kadyrelite, Duftite, Kieserite, Ximengite
53. 7906 Sarita - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Feldspar, Carpholite, Schröckingerite, Cordierite
54. 187 Irma - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Tridymite
55. 1665 Sabine - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Acanthite, Andradite, Silver, Aleksite
56. Ninda 9V - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Turquoise, Ulvöspinel, Moolooite, Akaganéite
57. Diri IGQ6 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits of
Mordenite, Leadhillite, Alstonite, Billietite, Cadmoindite, Aluminium
58. 2610 Crescentia - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Cervantite, Euchroite, Huemulite, Uraninite, Mercury
59. 1248 Santa - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Eveite
60. Trone 7HBL - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Chaidamuite
61. 732 Siri - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Sampleite, Weilite, Native copper, Kambaldaite, Brucite
62. Strion MH3D - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Cabriite, Eudialyte, Cavansite, Gugiaite
63. 5175 Renate - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Bismutite, Arseniosiderite, Auricupride, Drysdallite, Arsenoclasite, Empressite
64. Brov 6 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits of
Todorokite, Dawsonite, Platinum, Jennite, Challacolloite, Purpurite, Botryogen
65. Grara SJTF - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Malachite, Chrysoberyl, Stichtite, Pigeonite, Aliettite, Diopside
66. 2612 Valda - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Chalcanthite, Euchlorine, Amicite, Rastsvetaevite, Naldrettite, Pyrrhotite, Aragonite, Schizolite
67. 494 Felicia - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Reedmergnerite, Beryl, Huemulite
68. 492 Ludovica - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Uraninite, Motukoreaite, Hydrogrossular
69. 2658 Adorea - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits
of Zakharovite, Huntite
70. 2825 Tanina - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits
of Gypsum, Fluellite, Gold, Vanadiocarpholite, Taikanite, Lansfordite, Nepheline, Nuragheite, Romeite
71. 6136 Erika - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Claudetite, Gonnardite, Thomsonite, Siegenite, Posnjakite
72. Chuna M - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Putnisite, Iron, Fougèrite
73. Criuq AV3A - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Nuragheite, Atheneite, Iron, Nekrasovite, Osmium
74. 2702 Antonia - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Ferrierite, Alforsite, Sabieite, Rhodonite, Berthierite
75. Brilia Q - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits of
Baotite, Nenadkevichite, Selenium, Vauxite, Seifertite
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76. Stradus DCPJ - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Sabinaite, Zeunerite, Bournonite
77. 4189 Aurelia - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Cobaltite, Acanthite, Massicot, Triplite, Grossite
78. 2252 Clementina - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible
deposits of Ankerite, Palladium, Titanite
79. 891 Adriana - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Fluorellestadite, Spurrite, Hilgardite, Chalcocite, Warikahnite, Edenite, Xenophyllite
80. 310 Valeska - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Natrolite, Iridium, Smaltite
81. 430 Emita - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Köttigite, Duftite, Baumhauerite, Hydroboracite
82. 4302 Clarissa - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Coconinoite, Olgite
83. Trao 299 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Fluorellestadite, Kogarkoite, Stishovite, Gratonite, Fluor-uvite, Clarkeite, Rozenite
84. Nion 1H - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Akaganéite, Caryopilite
85. Stiri BL6Q - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Nsutite, Pinalite, Iron, Umbite
86. 1535 Amata - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Copiapite, Asisite
87. 6002 Marianna - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Thermonatrite, Bukovskyite, Arsenic, Nickel, Autunite, Barytocalcite, Euchlorine, Hollandite
88. Grides 26 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Phosgenite, Rutile, Gmelinite, Jarosewichite, Chlorargyrite
89. 2338 Budrosa - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Johannite, Saneroite, Boulangerite, Ludwigite, Clinohumite, Aluminium
90. 3834 Eleonora - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Omphacite, Altaite
91. 5199 Luisa - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Rickardite, Bertrandite
92. Trao RNCS - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Fornacite, Indium, Brianite, Roaldite, Saleeite
93. Druna 7CET - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Whewellite, Jerrygibbsite, Thomsenolite, Manganosite, Gold
94. 968 Lova - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Malachite, Julgoldite
95. 1058 Vigdis - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Grossular, Xanthiosite, Sulfur, Mimetite, Frankhawthorneite
96. 3518 Magdalena - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Zinkenite, Seligmannite
97. 7895 Fini - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Lead, Gratonite, Anthophyllite, Groutite
98. Dippe 8OFM - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Zinclipscombite, Cavansite, Cabriite, Neptunite
99. 1087 Afra - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Ancylite, Ottrelite, Moganite
100. 1633 Zelima - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Allargentum, Antimony, Jaffeite, Kegelite
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1. 361 Etheridgea - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Andersonite, Cadwaladerite, Xenophyllite, Kampfite
2. Thaddeus 2P73 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Bridgmanite, Musgravite, Wurtzite, Reinerite
3. 2100 Isabella - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Ikaite, Faujasite, Leightonite, Kambaldaite, Gwihabaite
4. 500 Geraldina - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Olmiite, Melonite, Johannite, Macaulayite, Hedenbergite, Indite
5. Cinda NL3 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Uraninite
6. Morix 507 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Plattnerite
7. 3883 Janina - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits
of Domeykite, Moschellandsbergite, Silver, Copiapite, Rutile
8. 1624 Eva - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Macaulayite, Gold, Diadochite
9. 8323 Monica - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Jordanite, Sapphirine
10. 3491 Ingeborg - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Diaspore, Tungsten, Piemontite, Nabalamprophyllite
11. Churn U645 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Galena, Leucophanite, Uranopilite, Chaoite
12. 43 Ella - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits of
Copper, Aerugite, Fluorcanasite
13. Lyke 098 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Olivine, Uytenbogaardtite, Petalite, Bastnäsite
14. 1875 Margo - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Tschermakite, Topaz, Albite, Mixite, Shattuckite, Diadochite
15. Garvis W865 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Svanbergite, Challacolloite, Gehlenite, Iron, Zincolivenite, Cuprosklodowskite, Nekrasovite,
Serendibite, Nickel
16. 2186 Kira - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Nickel, Nichromite, Cyrilovite, Thermonatrite
17. 8982 Swetlana - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Silver, Chaoite, Hydromagnesite, Tokyoite, Avicennite, Khatyrkite
18. Noth 1CW - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Aleksite, Whitlockite
19. Giea K51 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Molybdenite, Glaucochroite, Rozenite, Metatorbernite, Hawleyite
20. Drilles 19N - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Davidite, Althausite, Graphite, Silver, Vauquelinite, Vulcanite
21. 5747 Reginhild - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Domeykite, Aragonite, Illite, Empressite
22. Strippe 2U1N - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Ferrogedrite, Patrónite, Heptasartorite, Zunyite, Rheniite, Jadeite, Fluorcaphite
23. Torix 79K - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Lanarkite, Iranite, Tetradymite
24. 1200 Rita - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Feldspar
25. 3577 Ninina - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits
of Nahcolite
24
26. 52 Franziska - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Vesuvianite, Strengite, Svanbergite, Iron, Hemimorphite, Spurrite
27. Zao W765 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Ardaite, Rakovanite
28. Lion 790 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Seligmannite, Yugawaralite, Syngenite, Alunogen, Carminite
29. 3367 Devosa - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Titanium, Graftonite
30. 3405 Tercidina - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Miargyrite, Keyite, Cancrinite, Greifensteinite
31. 5312 Herculina - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Tapiolite, Sulfur, Bultfonteinite, Labradorite
32. Crilles 5V - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Scorzalite, Merrillite, Spinel, Gypsum, Siderotil, Kobellite
33. Domia V - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Chlormayenite, Trona, Copper, Petalite, Emmonsite
34. Nilles SXD - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Murdochite, Hendricksite, Paravauxite, Benitoite, Hemimorphite, Glauberite, Curite
35. Tromia O5S2 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Jamesonite
36. 604 Hildburg - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Goldmanite
37. Merth 0T6 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Hedenbergite, Rosickýite, Cerussite, Aenigmatite, Arcubisite, Bystrite, Ruizite, Kogarkoite
38. 963 Gerlinde - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Stishovite
39. 6029 Bernardina - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Topaz
40. 1845 Naëma - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Hornblende
41. Vorix Y8 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Taikanite, Tachyhydrite, Dimorphite, Cuprite, Alleghanyite
42. Nore QW9 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Merrillite, Spinel, Gypsum, Siderotil
43. Crolla 19D - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Pascoite, Amblygonite, Eudialyte, Siderite, Rammelsbergite, Afwillite
44. Gilles 6 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits of
Nickel, Vauquelinite, Cyrilovite
45. Zoria 1G0 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Pabstite, Iron
46. 8635 Olivia - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits
of Alleghanyite, Iron
47. 4150 Brigitta - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Gold, Tapiolite
48. Grov 5H5 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Abernathyite, Scorzalite, Meridianiite, Palygorskite, Andalusite, Arseniosiderite
49. 2728 Paulina - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Arsenic, Warikahnite
50. Coria CH1 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Argyrodite, Fingerite, Seamanite, Tin
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51. 1275 Vera - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits of
Hafnon, Iron, Lazulite, Nissonite
52. Treon 866 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Taikanite, Cadwaladerite, Rammelsbergite, Stephanite, Kratochvílite, Altaite
53. 1419 Britta - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Julgoldite
54. 1303 Rosalia - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Clarkeite, Agrellite, Rheniite, Braggite
55. Verth 0B - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Olgite, Clintonite, Coccinite, Albite, Langbeinite, Tenorite
56. Gromia QTT - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Qingsongite
57. 1609 Tata - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Cornwallite, Devilline, Motukoreaite
58. Chiea ZBO - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Gypsum
59. Tradus G2J - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits
of Hectorite, Aurichalcite, Bayldonite
60. Bomia D - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits of
Turquoise, Delvauxite, Brochantite, Chrysotile, Rammelsbergite
61. 6838 Melanie - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Clinohedrite, Apophyllite, Gold, Andesine, Gananite
62. 962 Seraphina - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Larnite
63. Cora 6L - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Tungsten, Alacránite, Chlorocalcite
64. Dreron T74 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Xitieshanite, Kyanite
65. Zarvis P553 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Cornwallite
66. Struna UIC - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Zhanghengite, Nichromite
67. Dara Z0L3 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Augelite, Fletcherite, Chibaite, Diaspore, Tungsten
68. 7289 Nenetta - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Stishovite, Native copper, Studtite, Kamacite
69. Phore 55MY - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Adamite, Legrandite, Carpholite
70. Chiri JXE1 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Molybdite, Cumengeite
71. 3600 Carlova - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Riebeckite, Pecoraite, Proustite, Brownmillerite
72. 1954 Ricouxa - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Azurite
73. 2952 Theresia - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Charoite, Santite, Titanium
74. Bradus 75V - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Sussexite, Samuelsonite, Minnesotaite
75. 1285 Regina - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Sylvanite
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76. Moria XU - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Quintinite, Borax, Wollastonite
77. Phichi 8OC - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Oneillite, Ferropericlase, Polydymite
78. 6425 Xenia - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Plumbogummite, Minnesotaite, Niter
79. 2803 Emma - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Bismuth, Shattuckite, Dzhalindite, Farneseite, Babefphite, Lead
80. 1349 Gotho - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Sulfur, Jurbanite, Studenitsite
81. Phippe 07 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Oppenheimerite, Vanuralite, Silver
82. Griri JO8 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits of
Diamond, Chatkalite, Iron, Ankerite, Tungsten, Gold
83. Neshan 32G - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Xocolatlite, Djurleite, Nenadkevichite, Changbaiite, Yttrialite
84. 6499 Josefa - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Emmonsite, Hermannjahnite, Stellerite, Murdochite
85. Bapus 3E7W - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Chlorite, Chambersite
86. 295 Hermia - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Aegirine, Vulcanite, Abhurite
87. 398 Baptistina - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Suessite, Baotite
88. 8107 Annika - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits
of Tantite, Silver, Akimotoite, Iron
89. 1938 Wendeline - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Hematite
90. 294 Philagoria - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Oneillite, Germanite, Mereheadite, Tridymite, Monazite, Seligmannite, Sphalerite
91. 3501 Yrsa - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Sellaite, Knebelite, Monticellite
92. 641 Bathilde - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Benitoite, Fluorcanasite
93. 2376 Adelheid - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible
deposits of Nissonite, Nekrasovite, Bararite
94. 3375 Ursula - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible de-
posits of Berborite, Fingerite
95. Gnora 38B - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible depos-
its of Robertsite, Cancrinite
96. Core DCY - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Gold, Baumhauerite
97. Grilia XD34 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Diopside, Xenophyllite, Caryopilite, Akhtenskite
98. 756 Haidea - Initial Long Range Scan Data: Life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible deposits of
Tangeite, Nickeline, Xifengite, Gersdorffite, Manganvesuvianite, Ferrihydrite
99. Strao 0 - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, No technology detected, Possible deposits
of Alleghanyite, Eucryptite, Scheelite, Lanarkite, Fluorcanasite
100. Phade N07O - Initial Long Range Scan Data: No life signs detected, Technology detected, Possible
deposits of Pyrargyrite, Nepheline, Zinnwaldite, Bismuth, Goslarite, Iron
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Ravaged Research Facility
1. Face mask 51. Beaker
2. Dumont tweezers 52. Giant severed spider leg (twitching)
3. Blanket 53. Monkeys with cybernetic brain implants (1D8)
4. Roaring heard in the distance 54. Alarm klaxons sound
5. Ceiling leaking water 55. Puddle of blue liquid
6. Malfunctioning microscope 56. Severed human arm
7. Leaking oxygen tank 57. Specimen cabinets ripped open
8. Animal cages (1D100) 58. Charred body
9. Microtome 59. Pile of computer cables
10. Blinking warning lights 60. Burn marks on the floor
11. Damaged thermocycler 61. Spectrophotometer
12. Slime trails leading down the corridor 62. Tank leaking a green gas
13. Lab coat 63. Door barred with random objects and furniture
14. Pile of broken glass 64. Lab freezer (open, steaming)
15. Showers of sparks from equipment 65. Row of ransacked lockers
16. Claw marks on the wall 66. Corridors filled with mist
17. Metal rod (5’) 67. Flow cytometer
18. Roll of medical tape 68. Several computers scavenged for parts
19. Surgical drill 69. Door sealed with mucus
20. Damaged medical scanner 70. Backpack
21. Makeshift spear (broom with jagged metal point) 71. Dressing forceps
22. Space pirate jacket 72. Door ripped off its hinges
23. Rare earth magnets (1D20) 73. Crackling electric arcs across a corridor
24. Surgical instruments (bloody, scattered about) 74. Decaying chimpanzee body
25. Brownouts throughout the facility 75. Slimed data pad
26. Small fusion battery 76. Pipette pullers (1D20)
27. Dissection kit 77. Space pirates (dead, 1D8)
28. Bloody non-human footprints 78. Facility staff member locked in a closet
29. Terrarium 79. Nano-fusion burner
30. Cracked space helmet 80. Pistol
31. Rats scurrying about (3D100) 81. Burning pile of clothing
32. Rifle 82. Severed human head
33. Smashed computer monitor 83. Mass spectrometer
34. Bones scattered about 84. Data stick (facility director’s log)
35. Clouds of smoke 85. Monitor with a frozen image (scientist screaming)
36. Row of smashed computers 86. Test tubes (1D100)
37. Huge vat of chemicals cracked and spilled 87. Evidence of a struggle
38. Safety inspection drone (short circuiting) 88. Data stick (scientist’s log partial recording)
39. Energy weapon scars on the walls 89. Wrench
40. Smashed plant specimens 90. Room filled with slimy basketball-sized eggs
41. Child hiding in an air vent 91. Tray of food spilled across the floor
42. Large tufts of fur 92. Patch-clamp amplifiers (1D10)
43. Boxes of medical gloves (1D10) 93. Wooden walking cane
44. Lab workstation on fire 94. Tool belt
45. Bloody handprint on the alarm button 95. Scientist (dead)
46. Yellow vapors escaping from around a door 96. Open petri dishes on the floor marked “biohazard”
47. Live electrical wires hanging from the ceiling 97. Gel handling forceps
48. Acid burned desk 98. Collapsed ceiling
49. Malfunctioning control panel 99. Chemical tanks gathered into a pile
50. Remnants of a melted table 100. Smashed incubator
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News Chatter
News Chatter
1. Authorities race to discover the origin of missile attacks throughout the city of New Nagoya on
Galileo
2. Volkov Industries to award a new round of planetary survey contracts
3. Planet-wide dust storm triggers exodus from Zaba Omicron
4. Bifrost unleashes military might onto Porus 2 as trade dispute turns bloody
5. The sector threat of rogue diplomacy and uncounted for arms sales: Editorial
6. Cheating scandal rocks New Chongqing University, authorities call for sweeping investigations
7. Mudslides paralyze Duberdicus, tens of thousands feared dead, many more missing or stranded
8. Chemical leak in Mutomo Voi on the planet Gilgamesh causes more than a quarter of the population
to flee
9. Tech firms dump office space on Belton as they downsize
10. Colcapirhua, Blackburn leaders discuss debt of poorer planets at Systems Governance Conference
11. Emergency security meeting called on Edgewater regarding threats against the Minurall Industrial
Complex
12. Astrulogic called “cash-burning machine” by leading economists, stock plunges
13. Rift-ridden leadership elections send Beja Xi parliament into petty bickering
14. Streets run red with blood as protestors clash with planetary authorities on Baza
15. Famed impresario found dead on Suur Tõll, foul play suspected
16. Amymone real estate boom makes billionaires out of most original settlers
17. Mercenary units moving materiel through several non-aligned worlds: senior intelligence official
18. Rioting on Lahurati brings sector trade to a standstill, neighboring planetary authorities mull sending
troops
19. Autotics earnings beat estimates as company makes improvements on inventory
20. Allegations of massive arms sale to rebels on Nagpur Indigo unnerve sector authorities
21. Commsys announces acquisition of main competitor Solytics
22. Blast kills dozens as rebel troops near the city center of Foster on Pax Armada
23. Sprawling refugee camp forms on Granger’s World as famine deepens
24. Little-known stocks surging on biotech advances
25. Mongo Lai court hands out death sentences to protesters, with thousands more awaiting trial
26. A series of powerful blasts cut through the city center of Foxview on the planet Laurits
27. Corporate saber-rattling worries officials on Caesar, causes markets to hold their breath
28. Deepening ties between Batbayar and Ganbaatar said to include agriculture, energy, and
infrastructure deals
29. Suspected foodborne illness leaves scores dead on Moruya
30. Large underwater volcano likely erupting on Xanthi, scientists warn
31. Tsunami on Lyon III destroys several research facilities, casualties expected
32. Belergent Kueyen government faces further isolation as it antagonizes sector planets
33. Socian Analytics slashes investments in liquid-core computing after shares take a beating on
timetable misses
34. Stock market gains fade after report of rocket strike inside Kisumu, Durius
35. Civil leaders on Sardis decry the use of mercenaries by Mantik Corp
36. Genetics experiments gone wrong, multiple Xi Volkman Inc. facilities damaged, situation under
control corporate officials say
37. Authorities warn of increased pirate activity along several key trade routes
38. Authorities confirm the assassination of Lincoln’s planetary governor
39. Erebus’ Ministry of Defense reports massive cost overruns in latest spending debacle
40. Rapti royal family signs deal with Oguz real estate developer
41. Pressure mounts on N’Djamena prime minister to resign after arrest
42. Cascos surprise bankruptcy filing shocks markets and stuns investors
43. Brazen assassination attempt on Melros Rau CEO sparks corporate arms race fears
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News Chatter
44. Envios corporate bribery scandal blows the lid off the secret world of planetary colonization finance
45. Nearly the entire Hitron Freight fleet experiencing delays, massive supply chain disruptions expected
46. Documents detail foreign government spending at massive Leto Prime defense forum
47. Sector treasury sanctions firms, individuals involved in the trade of certain combat drones
48. Markets on edge after indicators point to economic downturn
49. Sao Leopoldo’s economy booms with the discoveries of Dysprosium, Neodymium, Yttrium, and
Cerium
50. Dismal economic forecasts plague the planet Paden Beau even as corporate investments pour in
51. SynTek shares plummet on news of missed economic forecast
52. Industrial accident on the colony planet of Polymatheia kills at least 1,673 miners
53. Heavy transport freighter, the Thần Nông, reported missing
54. Earthquake on Goshen causes complete communication loss, aid vessels en route
55. Oil pipeline shutdowns affect most of Uberaba, will send ripples through the sector
56. Security officials call latest moves by Pytman Dirotta Corp. “espionage efforts”
57. Civil unrest brought the city of Cruz on the planet Hwange to a standstill
58. Dozens of university students die fighting alongside merc troops, Jehanabad government wants
answers
59. Mengzhou-Saint Ann gas deal proceeds with Procket, Sobrantes agreement
60. Rocky system politics spur settler movements on Holmberg and Bixby
61. Virus outbreak on Daphne sends system authorities scrambling
62. Fighting between warlords on Narvik Poord threatens to spill over into neighboring planets
63. Terrorist bloodbath on Kasenga B leaves thousands dead
64. Governmental bodies propose strict capital controls as inflation on New Berlin reaches near-record
levels
65. Famed financier offers huge cash prize to the first scout who finds a liveable planet in the Mostoles
sector
66. Investment firms flee Analytikx in the wake of CEO indictment
67. Tech-heavy markets shed thousands of points as massive layoffs weaken sector confidence
68. Shares of Procket surge on report of solid revenue numbers
69. Governmental and corporate negotiations sour over proposed plans for resource-rich Triteia
70. Lawlessness grips the city of Peterson on Americana as corporate authorities abandon the colony
71. Military war games gone wrong, reports say hundreds dead on Erebus
72. Factory explosion on Nergal leaves countless dead and estimated damages could reach nearly a
trillion
73. Space patrol intercept vessel trying to smuggle explosive material from Manitoba VI to Reutlingen
74. Bloodshed mars sporting event in the city of Hughes on Belzoni Beta
75. Funding talks breakdown between Biotory and Devconic could mean slowing pharmacogenomics
developments
76. Pirates intercept shipments of humanitarian aid near Oneiros, reports say
77. Staggering death toll in the wake of spaceship crash on Port Jarvis
78. Withdrawal from system trade organizations is not an option, Queensland Forge Chancellor says
79. Planet Anantapur’s foreign currency reserves nearly depleted, reports say
80. Planet Hamilton’s government on verge of collapse, president says
81. Mining boom excepted as regulators prepare to issue permits to open thirty planets for exploitation
82. Self-styled “freedom fighters” seize corporate assets on Fountainhead, corporate authorities pledge
quick response
83. Several scout ships reported missing near the uninhabited world of Geneva
84. Investors worry after a series of indicators point to an economic slowdown
85. Future debt repayments look shaky as Plutus’ economy sputters
86. Montoro authorities make more arrests in connection with deadly bombing
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87. Spacecraft construction sector softens as hiring slows
88. Leaked recordings of political leaders spur violent protests in Elba Seven’s capital city of Raynott
89. Sudden disappearance of Haven’s planetary governor roils sector
90. Batbayar launches military training mission for Dievas 4’s armed forces
91. Theandrios Navy: 700 million tons of illegal missile fuel seized
92. Election gone wrong fuels fears of armed conflict on Galveston Prime
93. New San Francisco Business Symposium convenes amid economic gloom
94. Corporate cold war between Hemic and Cromatics turns hot with the seizure of the industrial moon
Norwich by Hemic-backed forces
95. AI breakthrough once heralded as a significant leap in computing now labeled as a fraud
96. JenCorp Multi-System Hegemony nears collapse as economic and security concerns mount, experts
say
97. Sector prosecutors decline to file charges against Datics CFO following law enforcement raid
98. New Jakarta, Persephone: Spaceport workers stage en mass walkouts protesting unsanitary working
conditions
99. Neuria releases official corporate statement about destruction of Trabzon Thika Research Station on
Troy
100. Release of 2,000-page corruption report rocks Tangaroa colonial authority
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Items
and things
Items in a Crashed Cargo Spaceship
1. Data sticks (crime organization plans, 1D12) 51. Damaged containers of cotton
2. Damaged crude petroleum tanks (leaking) 52. Smashed containers of perishable goods (spoiled)
3. Helmet 53. Damaged shuttlecraft
4. Damaged tanks of organic chemicals 54. Heavily damaged snub fighter
5. Sheared off bulkhead door 55. Smashed containers of medical equipment
6. Flashlight 56. Trench knife
7. Smashed containers of packaged medicaments 57. Small twisted metal pieces (1D100)
8. Medkit with contents scattered about 58. Damaged containers of spacecraft parts
9. Breath masks (1D20) 59. Environmental suit
10. Damaged containers spilling spices on the floor 60. Multitool
11. Containers of machinery parts 61. Smashed containers of ball bearings (4D100 x 1000)
12. Canned food scattered about 62. Small power generator
13. Data stick (crew roster) 63. Containers of zinc
14. Large tool chest full of tools 64. Crushed containers of sugar
15. Wire cutters 65. Containers of aluminum
16. Heavily damaged android 66. Smashed containers of integrated circuits
17. Damaged tanks of soybean oil (leaking) 67. Smashed containers of cement
18. Charred plastic pieces scattered about 68. Twisted girder
19. Heavily damaged land rover 69. Survival kits (1D20)
20. Damaged containers of wool 70. Damaged refined petroleum tanks (leaking)
21. Cattle (4D20, running loose) 71. Hoverbikes smashed into a pile (1D10)
22. Damaged tanks of milk (leaking) 72. Steel hull fragments
23. Slug thrower spent round casings (4D100 x 100) 73. Pistol
24. Dead bodies (1D100) 74. Tactical pants
25. Machete 75. Damaged containers of coal
26. Smashed containers of wheat 76. Damaged fuel containers (leaking)
27. Damaged containers of cloth 77. Bloody leather jacket
28. Container of tin 78. Cracked goggles
29. Personal flotation devices (2D100) 79. Broken dining ware
30. Charred circuit boards (1D100) 80. Smashed containers of computer parts (2D100 x 10)
31. Damaged containers of home furniture and lighting 81. Tangles of power cables
32. Sheep (1D100, dead) 82. Damaged computers (3D100 x 10)
33. Data stick (captain’s log) 83. Tangles of wires
34. Pickaxe 84. Charred containers of pharmaceuticals
35. Damaged petroleum gas containers (leaking) 85. Smashed containers of rice
36. Boot 86. Rifle
37. Damaged containers of meat (spoiled) 87. Handcuffs
38. Containers of tea leaves (1D100 x 10 pounds) 88. Escape pod
39. Parka 89. Containers of medical instruments
40. Smashed containers of rubber 90. Pieces of ivory among personal items (hidden)
41. Smashed containers of O-rings (3D100 x 1000) 91. Tool belt
42. Charred containers that have been looted 92. Smashed containers of broadcasting equipment
43. Smashed containers of aircraft parts 93. Damaged containers of silk
44. Space suits (1D10) 94. Shovel
45. Smashed containers of flour 95. Containers marked “Food” reveal hidden weapons
46. Data stick (cargo manifest) 96. Damaged tanks of biofuel (leaking)
47. Bundles of copper wire (1D10) 97. Heap of burning textiles
48. Damaged containers of rare earth metals 98. Rope (100’)
49. Land vehicles (1D8) 99. Heaps of chains
50. Remains of an explosive device 100. Turbine parts (3D100, scattered about)
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Items in a Freighter Cockpit
1. Oxygen mask 51. Credits (1D10)
2. Steel finger ring 52. Small pistol (hidden)
3. Lip balm (full tube unused) 53. First aid kit
4. Computer memory chips (1D12) 54. Golden dice on a chain
5. Computer cable (10’) 55. Stylus
6. Knit cap 56. Candy bar
7. Dirty sock 57. Wine (full bottle)
8. Aviator sunglasses 58. Knee pads
9. Whiskey (half flask, hidden) 59. Sharktooth
10. Tool harness 60. Vest
11. Hand scanner 61. Rubber O-ring
12. Small picture of a popular singer 62. Sewing kit
13. Facial tissue packets (1D4) 63. Remnants of plastic fibers
14. Toothpick 64. Fingernail clippers
15. Steel bolt 65. Comb
16. Syringe 66. Small screw
17. Iron rivet 67. Data stick (client list)
18. Poker chip 68. Foil tape (full roll)
19. Wrench 69. Sunflower seed shells
20. Data stick (list of codes, 1D100) 70. The Stars Against Us (book)
21. Prepared microscope slide (bacteria) 71. Ball bearing
22. Foil emergency blanket 72. Data stick (conspiracy theories files)
23. Medical face mask 73. Aluminum sheet (6” x 8”)
24. Data stick (blueprints of a bank) 74. Bloody adhesive bandage
25. Carabiner 75. Half-full unmarked pill bottle
26. Small picture of a young girl 76. Nylon cord (3’)
27. Datapad 77. Microchips (1D10)
28. Data stick (financial data) 78. Black glove
29. Hand-held inhaler 79. Data sticks (1D12, blank)
30. Goggles 80. Shoelace
31. Silver earring 81. Military jacket patch
32. Wireless earphones 82. Plastic fasteners (1D6)
33. Ivory button 83. Multi-tool
34. Broken plastic pieces (1D8) 84. Small bag of peanuts
35. Candy bar 85. Steel nut
36. Polished pebble 86. Fingernail clippers
37. Chronometer 87. High-temperature tape (half roll)
38. Credits (1D6) 88. Flashlight
39. Fixed-blade knife (hidden) 89. Screw gun
40. Marble 90. Old boot
41. Hand lotion (half tube) 91. Fast food wrapper
42. Tiny wood carving of an orca 92. Pair of palm gloves
43. Hand sanitizer wipe packets (1D12) 93. Small picture of a man
44. Hat 94. Meditation crystal
45. Small potted succulent 95. Data stick (1D10 movies)
46. Pet rock 96. Ham sandwich (half eaten)
47. Steel washer 97. Brass casing
48. Data stick (cargo manifest) 98. Metal disc with a sun symbol
49. Data stick (computer virus) 99. Polishing cloth
50. Snow globe 100. Plastic strip (2” x 7”)
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Items in a Ship Captain Quarters
1. Metallic skull 51. Case of one thousand-year-old scotch
2. Ceremonial dagger 52. Holo-portrait (young woman)
3. Copper cloverleaf symbol 53. Ancient jade figurine
4. Military medal 54. Strange hat
5. Ancient map 55. Pouch of odd powder
6. Data stick (navigational data) 56. Polished pebbles (1D6)
7. Small metal pieces (1D12) 57. Backpack
8. Leather jacket 58. Fuses (1D6)
9. Dirty socks 59. Wooden sea creature figurine
10. Knee pads 60. Copper earrings
11. Wedding dress 61. Hunting rifle
12. Dice (1D8) 62. Handheld scanner
13. Tennis racket 63. Deck of cards
14. Autographed baseball 64. Dog tags
15. Toothbrush 65. Diamond cufflinks
16. Pistol (hidden) 66. Bow tie
17. A packet of old letters (hidden) 67. Nutrient bar (half eaten)
18. Wrench 68. Bandanna
19. Caged owl 69. Poker chip
20. Exotic fur blanket 70. Old diary
21. Terrarium with lichen and strange snails 71. Data stick (cargo manifest)
22. Gold coin 72. Data stick (messages from a crime boss)
23. Multi-tool 73. Microchip
24. Stuffed ferret 74. Listening device (hidden)
25. Thin silver chain 75. Water (1D6 bottles)
26. Bead bracelet 76. Various spice packets (1D8)
27. Iron finger ring 77. Archaic bow and arrow
28. University class ring engraved with GHR 78. Leather wallet
29. Ivory handled knife 79. Jar of marbles
30. Silk bed sheets 80. Ancient clay tablet
31. Aviator glasses 81. Old bottle opener
32. Red scarf 82. Data stick (planetary maps)
33. Chronometer 83. Computer tablet
34. Flashlight 84. Stylus
35. Feather pillow 85. Leather pistol holster
36. Fossilized shark-like tooth 86. Electronic handheld magnifying glass
37. Goggles 87. Meteorite fragment on a chain
38. Palm gloves 88. An antique wooden box stuffed with paper currency
39. Boot laces 89. Leaves Falling on an Astral Pool (book)
40. Comb 90. Scissors
41. Hairbrush 91. Several butterflies in a glass enclosure
42. The Iliad (book) 92. Model of an old sailing ship
43. Military campaign patch 93. Model of a spaceship
44. Data stick (trade routes) 94. Rank pins (1D8)
45. Data stick (personal messages) 95. Identification card
46. Data stick (ship title) 96. Antique nautical compass
47. Unmarked bottle of pills 97. Old nautical saber
48. Syringe 98. Bag of exotic coffee beans
49. Wine bottle (empty) 99. Tea set
50. Whiskey bottle (full) 100. Electronic pistol scope
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Events
Events
1. The Digital Immortality Summit 51. The Tri-System Beauty Pageant
2. The Uplifted Animal Expo 52. The Galactic Sailing Trophy Series Finals
3. The Anti-Gravity Summit 53. The Venture Capital Conference
4. Trackball Worlds Cup 54. The Conference for Astrobiology
5. The Interstellar Academic Forum 55. The Conference on Self-Replicating Machines
6. The Interstellar Media Festival 56. Terraforming Technology Convention
7. Data Security Expo 57. The Space Exploration Convention
8. The Terraforming Conference 58. Media, Entertainment, and Technology Show
9. Conference on Planetary Settlement and 59. The Conference for Human-Cyborg Relations
Development 60. The Systems Real Estate Conference
10. The Interstellar Five-Dimensional Chess 61. The Semi-Annual Summit on Genetic Engineering
Tournament 62. Interstellar Tourism Convention
11. Robotic Combat Championship 63. Science and Technology Summit
12. Economic Cooperation Conference of the United 64. Cybersecurity Research Conference
Sectors 65. Interstellar Conference
13. Worlds Economic Forum 66. 106th Annual Freighter Captain Convention
14. The Alien Language Conference 67. The Conference for Brain-Computer Interface
15. The Inter-System Trade Conference Technologies
16. Silvanus Banking Seminar 68. Psionic Combat Competition
17. Cutting Edge Entertainment Convention 69. The Stellar Engineering Seminar
18. The Sector Electronics Show 70. The Megacorporation Peace Conference
19. Stellar Politics Conference 71. Asteroid Mining Summit
20. The Enhanced Olympics 72. The Conference on Mass Surveillance
21. The Nanotechnology Ethics Summit Consequences
22. The Systems Cultural Summit 73. Conference on Human Rights
23. The Conference for Farming and Food Growth 74. The Annual Convention of the Simulated Reality
24. The Annual Rock and Mineral Show Society
25. The Human Summit 75. The Great Spaceship Race
26. The Megacity Forum 76. The Systems Defence Conference
27. The Conference for Cryonics 77. The Artificial Gravity Symposium
28. New Entrepreneurs Convention 78. The Spaceship Design Expo
29. The Underground Biohacking Gathering 79. The Symposium on Artificial Life
30. Inter-System Festival of Creativity 80. The Sector Financial Conference
31. Time Theories Symposium 81. Groundbreak Commerce Conference
32. The Defense and Weapons Convention 82. The Great Galactic Land Lottery Drawing
33. Inter-Stellar Business Innovation Conference 83. The Conference for the Study of Infomorphs
34. The Holman Art Competition 84. The Great Trade Goods Convention
35. New Age Robotics Expo 85. The Infosphere Expo
36. Technology Innovation Conference 86. The Conference on the Study of Superorganisms
37. The Biochemistry Dialogue 87. Psionic Exploration Expo
38. Galactic Surfing Championship 88. The Import and Export Fair
39. The Cyborg MMA Galactic Championship 89. Cybernetic Conference and Convention
40. Advances in Medicine Conference 90. Conference on Environment Enhancement
41. The Systems Conference on Disaster Risk 91. Exploring AI Convention
Reduction 92. Music of the Spheres Concert
42. Galactic Olympics 93. Astronomical Engineering Convention
43. The Galactic Art Exhibition 94. The Conference for the Construction of Arcologies
44. The Film and Music Gathering 95. The Tiered Golf Championship
45. Friends of Planetary Education Annual Symposium 96. The Worlds Congress
46. Day of the Dead Parade 97. The Conference for the Study of Wormholes
47. Intelligence Amplification Convention 98. Planetary Development Summit
48. The Entertainment Market 99. Intra-Galactic Hover Car Championship
49. Forum of Young Galactic Leaders 100. The Circus of a Thousand Worlds
50. The Galaxy Fair
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Names
Human Female Names #1
1. Janis 51. Octavia
2. Marjorie 52. Prasanna
3. Izna 53. Selena
4. Beka 54. Wren
5. Leilani 55. Sandhya
6. Irella 56. Lanfen
7. Katinka 57. Masika
8. Ruhi 58. Adira
9. Talia 59. Jorya
10. Liliosa 60. Virginia
11. Angelika 61. Achima
12. Malwine 62. Gwendolyn
13. Tionne 63. Mila
14. Aylin 64. Taahira
15. Jingfei 65. Jane
16. Esi 66. Christine
17. Fiolla 67. Michele
18. Lenore 68. Simisola
19. Chen 69. Lesedi
20. Monifa 70. Isabeau
21. Josephine 71. Alexandra
22. Agnethe 72. Albira
23. Sola 73. Dermot
24. Dayana 74. Naria
25. Kathy 75. Callista
26. Xilaren 76. Cesaria
27. Corana 77. Sarah
28. Sardeya 78. Ranna
29. Jeanida 79. Cira
30. Laurinda 80. Alys
31. Natalina 81. Richa
32. Sapphire 82. Anja
33. Helene 83. Crisanta
34. Teniel 84. Minnie
35. Isla 85. Tung-mei
36. Tomasine 86. Yingtai
37. Rissy 87. Aliura
38. Genna 88. Rajadhi
39. Zahira 89. Faith
40. Ren 90. Kriemhild
41. Demaia 91. Desiraye
42. Anupama 92. Beatriz
43. Rana 93. Auren
44. Valentina 94. Meirong
45. Ndidi 95. Ketha
46. Zena 96. Ritwika
47. Ingrid 97. Emma
48. Makeda 98. Ereen
49. Sandra 99. Milana
50. Rathma 100. Henrietta
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1. Eleni 51. Lijuan
2. Nali 52. Guang
3. Araneya 53. Nova
4. Maryam 54. Ortrun
5. Ambika 55. Kytra
6. Bahia 56. Syal
7. Annalise 57. Drea
8. Chipo 58. Pauline
9. Marion 59. Yuanjun
10. Shia 60. Gertrude
11. Athlena 61. Jeevan
12. Noa 62. Africa
13. Thelma 63. Bastila
14. Giorgia 64. Pirias
15. Christina 65. Neelam
16. Mary 66. Baako
17. Lusila 67. Lin
18. Keerthi 68. Kittani
19. Marie 69. Fiona
20. Jem 70. Huan
21. Auspa 71. Ute
22. Eesla 72. Hiltraud
23. Hadriel 73. Eiko
24. Relain 74. Mariana
25. Honor 75. Dornyza
26. Parvati 76. Minn
27. Graciela 77. Inji
28. Wen 78. Izaro
29. Eustace 79. Huifang
30. Agneth 80. Melisenda
31. Liqiu 81. Sheva
32. Shosmi 82. Kista
33. Dori 83. Vanina
34. Akysa 84. Elitha
35. Niobe 85. Jana
36. Aurine 86. Brigitte
37. Oris 87. Ngo-kwang
38. Elise 88. Isabelle
39. Syrena 89. Alysha
40. Tiali 90. Colina
41. Yasmyn 91. Chidinma
42. Li 92. Madhuri
43. Ynesita 93. Kida
44. Ju 94. Zylas
45. Marguerite 95. Colandra
46. Terry 96. Akosua
47. Lerona 97. Sumi
48. Jade 98. Bree
49. Larena 99. Martimana
50. Sophia 100. Marlene
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1. Changying 51. Gunay
2. Kit 52. Xiulan
3. Niña 53. Hannah
4. Saachi 54. Joanne
5. Elisa 55. Bafili
6. Nei 56. Jesminder
7. Sei 57. Ebba
8. Solana 58. Yan
9. Bhindi 59. Indrani
10. Sala 60. Anibi
11. Adanna 61. Odelia
12. Aria 62. Angelia
13. Ashaiya 63. Iella
14. Chloti 64. Cuifen
15. Charlotte 65. Randi
16. Antonia 66. Mair
17. Cundrie 67. Resmi
18. Udaya 68. Elen
19. Caroline 69. Freya
20. Luna 70. Chiamaka
21. Liling 71. Devya
22. Nubia 72. Erisi
23. Suvarna 73. Mirax
24. Petronella 74. Tisha
25. Anuradha 75. Katiara
26. Clara 76. Brunne
27. Tafadzwa 77. Ekua
28. Yekaterina 78. Jeanne
29. Nora 79. Suna
30. Val 80. Liticia
31. Malisa 81. Carena
32. Jelan 82. Dandan
33. Keelu 83. Perfecta
34. Wilhelmina 84. Priya
35. Ashanti 85. Dede
36. Kaia 86. Thalia
37. Cynthia 87. Emilia
38. Ariel 88. Marisol
39. Konstantina 89. Eshe
40. Ya 90. Rajathi
41. Ana 91. Osira
42. Thea 92. Myri
43. Vora 93. Janekah
44. Olabisi 94. Gloria
45. Keenor 95. Oyuna
46. Jinghua 96. Vella
47. Nakari 97. Anan
48. Mallika 98. Meixiu
49. Tara 99. Varias
50. Ethel 100. Ayoo
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Human Male Names #1
1. Declan 51. Jayson
2. Trakinor 52. Jianguo
3. Cesar 53. Khalifa
4. Sora 54. Juan
5. William 55. Enric
6. Qingshan 56. Nafari
7. Tarion 57. Fortunato
8. Akasha 58. Gestur
9. Somesh 59. Yogesh
10. Javier 60. Lico
11. Rakesh 61. Harman
12. Garik 62. Opeyemi
13. Kojo 63. Herculano
14. Kamau 64. Hugo
15. Longwei 65. Farai
16. Baku 66. Pasqual
17. Jake 67. Athanasios
18. Brady 68. Moritz
19. Loman 69. Benjamin
20. Naldo 70. Xin
21. Orion 71. Duvnar
22. Sarkin 72. Talath
23. Paquito 73. Valentin
24. Mario 74. Kason
25. Javin 75. Bishamber
26. Rodolfo 76. Qardin
27. Emil 77. Braylen
28. Kobina 78. Gacheru
29. Cody 79. Vakim
30. Draze 80. Gorou
31. Arthur 81. Ramakant
32. Gaston 82. Kwasi
33. Shekhar 83. Natan
34. Baraka 84. Ludovic
35. Otto 85. Jax
36. Mostafa 86. Elliott
37. Ozan 87. Weizhe
38. Yuichi 88. Dennis
39. Jost 89. Griggs
40. Cordero 90. Alan
41. Lukas 91. Ronan
42. Aladdin 92. Perez
43. Kato 93. Joaquin
44. Gatura 94. Jase
45. Christopher 95. Marshall
46. Colin 96. Lorenzo
47. Aidan 97. Navarone
48. Silvanio 98. Osamu
49. Kaden 99. Adhemar
50. Adelric 100. Zane
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Human Male Names #2
1. Horacio 51. Jules
2. Malcolm 52. Eckhard
3. Apio 53. Masayoshi
4. Hotaka 54. Zhin
5. Theobald 55. Jacinto
6. Valance 56. Ajish
7. Albin 57. Ojiambo
8. Bohlale 58. Cassir
9. Kiyoshi 59. Alim
10. Eber 60. Raja
11. Bertram 61. Erazino
12. Berthold 62. Pablo
13. Jordan 63. Aniket
14. Nanku 64. Toshiyuki
15. Princeton 65. Arten
16. Olivier 66. Chonglin
17. Bharat 67. Wyrren
18. Laurent 68. Kraton
19. Gazini 69. Morency
20. Servais 70. Onyeka
21. Ignado 71. Zoran
22. Norin 72. Kelko
23. Ananya 73. Santiago
24. Gutierre 74. Arman
25. Takayuki 75. Valek
26. Pacorra 76. Sahil
27. Hugin 77. Yuan
28. Lakshman 78. Emmett
29. Takao 79. Hayes
30. Jerris 80. Peyton
31. Argon 81. Jaxor
32. Durian 82. Albert
33. Beckett 83. Enzo
34. Dafari 84. Dayanidhi
35. Anupam 85. Brandon
36. Tyrral 86. Amalric
37. Corran 87. Raganwald
38. Dante 88. Hrodrick
39. Keth 89. Tiberius
40. Terek 90. Kellin
41. Giridhar 91. Knox
42. Dumisani 92. Marcos
43. Easton 93. Gianni
44. Xavier 94. Jaster
45. Demetrio 95. Luitger
46. Tao 96. Kiber
47. Wout 97. Maximilian
48. Rico 98. Jeffrey
49. Olufemi 99. Farruco
50. Bryson 100. Tarken
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Human Male Names #3
1. Thion 51. Carlos
2. Yasuhiro 52. Garcia
3. Lukagm 53. Rudi
4. Anton 54. Jelantos
5. Michael 55. Ogechi
6. Thabo 56. Kostas
7. Keyan 57. Arsenio
8. Mukesh 58. Moradin
9. Maverick 59. Clotaire
10. Lancer 60. Gunn
11. Shiro 61. Corey
12. Xanatos 62. Jayant
13. Mosi 63. Gunner
14. Raymont 64. Everlane
15. Charles 65. Sachin
16. Kang 66. Chago
17. Checo 67. Waylon
18. Ayo 68. Baltasar
19. Gappo 69. Arjun
20. Jarvis 70. Viviano
21. Zenobius 71. Astevan
22. Sekar 72. Dosu
23. Hellman 73. Shoichi
24. Garen 74. Rayan
25. Chito 75. Siegfried
26. Tarun 76. Bystran
27. Mauricio 77. Scott
28. Keith 78. Katashi
29. Sterling 79. Nivian
30. Rajinder 80. Hitoshi
31. Kulton 81. Cohen
32. Maad 82. Ramla
33. Gadreel 83. Braxis
34. Abraxis 84. Thomas
35. Jevan 85. Xalvador
36. Omero 86. Jago
37. Sadon 87. Sean
38. Nadeem 88. Jonathan
39. Jesse 89. Shailendra
40. Daxton 90. Alrich
41. Morathi 91. Xero
42. Milan 92. Samir
43. Privat 93. Chang
44. Rogen 94. Finnegan
45. Aditya 95. Hildebrand
46. Yegor 96. Yunru
47. Naruto 97. Liberato
48. Ysidoro 98. Sergei
49. Obi 99. Dragan
50. Andria 100. Lazar
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Human Surnames #1
1. Fel 51. Key
2. Hayes 52. Zhāng
3. Harper 53. Barrett
4. Guthrie 54. Jokar
5. Newton 55. Wii
6. Jiāng 56. Elatar
7. Bionte 57. Dyer
8. Garamin 58. Harrison
9. Altair 59. Iwu
10. Sato 60. Sanedrin
11. Farwell 61. Morillo
12. Sadow 62. Kase
13. Yiyn 63. Seer
14. Burke 64. Barzegar
15. Malogaan 65. Norith
16. Okorie 66. Nooram
17. Colsan 67. Hofmann
18. Thorn 68. Rose
19. Okada 69. Garnik
20. Al-Farsi 70. Inkari
21. Gilbert 71. Ibori
22. Mahjoub 72. Burnett
23. Beshenal 73. Wolf
24. Padilla 74. Owens
25. Bullock 75. Tachi
26. Langley 76. Atreides
27. Cage 77. Miura
28. Sorenn 78. Riley
29. Cortot 79. Snider
30. Clayton 80. Zafar
31. Akunyili 81. Hóu
32. Mèng 82. Cooper
33. Syphex 83. Tyree
34. Cross 84. Goran
35. Deenia 85. Heyworth
36. Sorotai 86. Hopkins
37. Gensoul 87. Lordess
38. Starkiller 88. Archer
39. Groman 89. Heron
40. Nakayama 90. Schröder
41. Kondo 91. Void
42. Dubois 92. Higgins
43. Wahed 93. Grange
44. Wiley 94. Kovani
45. Okamoto 95. Lavaud
46. Himsi 96. Aldamar
47. Sinite 97. Harlow
48. Baba 98. Nakano
49. Gufrai 99. Cotton
50. Hartmann 100. Dyson
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Human Surnames #2
1. Morrow 51. Jasha
2. Reeves 52. Osborn
3. Kynnie 53. Conner
4. Batma 54. Abe
5. Pax 55. Graham
6. Stargazer 56. Lài
7. Morrison 57. Sett
8. Onwudiwe 58. Ferral
9. Torres 59. Girardon
10. Elrad 60. Darsten
11. Arlos 61. Matsui
12. Athzaria 62. Tāng
13. Windtide 63. Reynolds
14. Dawson 64. Narweld
15. Qiáo 65. Starlight
16. Durgen 66. Sarkin
17. Maier 67. Jouret
18. Riddle 68. Mantisa
19. Roseland 69. Koroban
20. Reid 70. Akintola
21. Quint 71. Palmer
22. Lehmann 72. Cháng
23. Duàn 73. Devillers
24. Takada 74. Corra
25. Ming 75. Maruyama
26. Pitts 76. Ando
27. Saar 77. Benson
28. Al-Kandari 78. Suzuki
29. Denholm 79. Sallaros
30. Quamar 80. Finley
31. Pell 81. York
32. Griffin 82. Synn
33. Krause 83. Randall
34. Tanner 84. Dio
35. Kobayashi 85. Daou
36. Tucker 86. Mbadinuju
37. Barlow 87. Chiba
38. Dencourt 88. Ravine
39. Sheotah 89. Kirk
40. Jorel 90. Sol
41. Pollard 91. Gōng
42. Hayward 92. Powell
43. Mald 93. Ono
44. Holden 94. Murakami
45. Drayen 95. Azikiwe
46. Krüger 96. Sargent
47. Sartori 97. Bythesea
48. Onishi 98. Mohandai
49. Kronn 99. Simpson
50. Bell 100. Estes
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Human Surnames #3
1. Wilkerson 51. Proga
2. Xemo 52. Ocheron
3. Darkrose 53. Goodwin
4. Qín 54. Kato
5. Bishop 55. Faulkner
6. Fitzgerald 56. Dufresne
7. Fukuda 57. Shào
8. Lang 58. Maximus
9. Maris 59. Crowe
10. Kaiser 60. Saif
11. Aschansa 61. Tess
12. Ion 62. Werner
13. Vadith 63. Campbell
14. Moraal 64. Wàn
15. Awolowo 65. Saito
16. Ferobo 66. Deova
17. Hensley 67. Torwyn
18. McDowell 68. Bardok
19. Braun 69. Varga
20. Kassab 70. Ryen
21. Bolera 71. Dillard
22. Krandor 72. McClure
23. Warner 73. Hogan
24. Cai 74. Buhari
25. Highwind 75. King
26. Del 76. Yang
27. Olanrewaju 77. Drayven
28. Sugiyama 78. Lee
29. Jago 79. Yash
30. Task 80. Zem
31. Penin 81. Killigrew
32. Fodao 82. Omega
33. Koth 83. Aldan
34. Kain 84. Bidard
35. Alucard 85. Nomura
36. Shaban 86. Callahan
37. Ramirez 87. Fujii
38. Lóng 88. Gaines
39. Bathina 89. Hawkes
40. Daggoth 90. Almiston
41. Botos 91. Ordona
42. Morastus 92. Boro
43. Nahdi 93. Zarander
44. Pendragon 94. McKnight
45. Shysha 95. Drathul
46. Hamidi 96. Shapris
47. Montrose 97. Saris
48. Ginn 98. Laghmani
49. Orailus 99. Balogun
50. Quest 100. Foster
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Fields
of Study
Engineering Fields #1
1. Planetary engineering 51. Catalysis
2. Construction engineering 52. Systems theory
3. Nanotechnology 53. System dynamics
4. Mechanical Engineering 54. Photonics
5. Systems immunology 55. Packaging engineering
6. Chemical Engineering 56. Bionics
7. Safety engineering 57. World-systems theory
8. Surveying 58. Network science
9. Reaction engineering 59. Polymer engineering
10. Microelectronics 60. Instructional simulation
11. Military technology 61. Control systems
12. New Cybernetics 62. Biochemical engineering
13. Drilling engineering 63. Social dynamics
14. Microelectronics engineering 64. Ecological systems theory
15. Vitreous materials 65. Information engineering
16. Affect control theory 66. Physical Metallurgy
17. Mechatronics 67. Forensic materials engineering
18. Civil Engineering 68. Systems engineering
19. Composite materials 69. Systems biology
20. Nuclear engineering 70. Thermal engineering
21. Dynamical systems 71. Astronautical engineering
22. Urban engineering 72. Plastics engineering
23. Architectonics 73. Engineering physics
24. Usability engineering 74. Biomaterials engineering
25. Logistic engineering 75. Combat engineering
26. Support engineering 76. Educational Technology
27. Information theory 77. Structural mechanics
28. Transport phenomena 78. Well logging
29. Ergonomics 79. Computer science
30. Systemic therapy 80. Process design
31. Engineering geology 81. Coastal engineering
32. Materials engineering 82. Green engineering
33. Semiconductor engineering 83. Computer-aided engineering
34. Forensic engineering 84. Ecosystem ecology
35. Genetic engineering 85. Distance education
36. Corrosion engineering 86. Systems ecology
37. Fluid mechanics 87. Continuum mechanics
38. Manufacturing engineering 88. Military engineering
39. Performance engineering 89. Security engineering
40. Ceramic engineering 90. Tissue engineering
41. Biological engineering 91. Release engineering
42. Knowledge management 92. Ocean engineering
43. Biomedical engineering 93. Nanomaterials
44. Radiation engineering 94. Naval architecture
45. Polymer science 95. Sociotechnical systems theory
46. Structural engineering 96. Mining engineering
47. Electromechanics 97. Petroleum geology
48. Human performance technology 98. Instrumentation engineering
49. Biological systems engineering 99. Knowledge engineering
50. Metabolic engineering 100. Family systems theory
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Engineering Fields #2
1. Biocybernetics 51. Heat transfer
2. Electrical Engineering 52. Computational systems biology
3. Developmental systems theory 53. Environmental engineering
4. Telecommunications engineering 54. Aeronautical engineering
5. Applied engineering 55. Broadcast engineering
6. Earthquake engineering 56. Reliability engineering
7. Geoengineering 57. Crystal engineering
8. Teletraffic engineering 58. Control engineering
9. Quality engineering 59. Management cybernetics
10. Sports engineering 60. Medical cybernetics
11. Molecular engineering 61. Sustainable engineering
12. Welding 62. Architectural engineering
13. Acoustical engineering 63. Agricultural engineering
14. Systems psychology 64. Neural engineering
15. Enterprise systems engineering 65. Instructional design
16. Food engineering 66. Hydraulic engineering
17. Robotics 67. Radiation protection engineering
18. Nanoengineering 68. Conceptual systems
19. Industrial engineering 69. Automotive engineering
20. Thermodynamics 70. Control systems engineering
21. Chaos theory 71. Systems neuroscience
22. Bioengineering 72. Systems science
23. Biomaterials 73. Electronic materials
24. Geotechnical engineering 74. Electromechanical engineering
25. Control theory 75. Living systems theory
26. Mass transfer 76. Transportation engineering
27. Second-order cybernetics 77. Ecological engineering
28. Materials Science and Engineering 78. Systems theory in anthropology
29. Mathematical system theory 79. Complex systems
30. Reservoir engineering 80. Biochemical systems theory
31. Engineering cybernetics 81. Biomechanical engineering
32. Petroleum engineering 82. Well testing
33. Aerospace engineering 83. Vacuum engineering
34. Metallurgical engineering 84. Earth systems engineering and management
35. Production engineering 85. Facilities engineering
36. Power systems engineering 86. Sociocybernetics
37. Cybernetics 87. Hydro engineering
38. Crystallography 88. Language engineering
39. Computer engineering 89. Power engineering
40. Applied physics 90. Marine engineering
41. Highway engineering 91. Semiconductors
42. Biomolecular engineering 92. General systems theory
43. Optical engineering 93. Amorphous metals
44. LTI system theory 94. Surface engineering
45. Process engineering 95. Engineering psychology
46. Quantum computing 96. Geological engineering
47. Operations research 97. Synthetic biology
48. Perceptual control theory 98. Systems analysis
49. Software engineering 99. Casting
50. Electronic engineering 100. Metal forming
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space
Spacefaring Complications
1. The interior of the ship becomes uncomfortably warm
2. An uncharted debris field causes the ship to drop out of hyperspace
3. Reports say pirates have been spotted along the vessel’s intended route
4. Spatial disturbances cause severe turbulence
5. Scanners pick up unusual space distortions ahead
6. A malfunction in the airlock controls leaves the outer door unable to close
7. Infestation of mice-like rodents spreads throughout the vessel seemingly from the cargo hold
8. Micro-meteor strike - heavy damage to the hull, 1D4 sections exposed to space, engines offline
9. Minor system malfunctions cause the crew to spend time repairing the issues
10. A fire breaks out in the medical bay
11. Micro-meteor strike - moderate damage to the hull, one section exposed to space
12. Dead relatives or friends begin appearing to crew members during the journey
13. Fuel is leaking into the cargo bay
14. The vessel’s interior lights cannot be shut off or dimmed in any of the crew quarters
15. Life support system on the fritz which lowers the oxygen level and causes the interior to be cold
16. The landing gear will not retract slowing the vessel’s speed
17. The vessel’s crew is locked out of the main computer
18. The outer hull is covered in spaceborne parasites which cause minor malfunctions in the ship’s
systems
19. A celestial phenomenon is jamming all communication systems
20. One compartment is accidentally flooded with a noxious gas
21. Food supplies run dangerously low
22. Several main sections of deck plating are warped during the journey
23. Small items onboard the ship keep going missing
24. A strong magnetic field interferes with the sensors creating ghost readings
25. During the journey, the cargo bay begins losing environmental control
26. The engine power fluctuates reducing speed significantly
27. Authorities warn of possible threats along the ship’s course and are advising all vessels to reroute
28. Pirate attack - One large pirate ship orders the vessel to surrender and will open fire if it does not
29. One section of the vessel is venting atmosphere through a micro fissure
30. Unusual sounds are heard coming from inside several walls
31. Micro-meteor strike - light damage to the hull
32. The crew must have picked up a stomach bug at the last stop
33. Once at the destination, the hyperdrive burns out
34. Pirate attack - 1D4 small pirate ships immediately fire upon the vessel once in range
35. Coolant leak fumes cause crew members to become drowsy
36. An unknown spatial phenomenon causes parts of the ship to become intangible for brief periods
of time causing the crew to take care lest they fall into space or get stuck in a bulkhead
37. The vessel is notified of a sector-wide quarantine and must reroute
38. An unknown space probe begins following the vessel
39. A nearby comet ionizes the vessel’s controls for 1D12 hours
40. The water supply runs dangerously low
41. Something in the cargo hold explodes
42. Ionized particles sweep the ship off course
43. The ship drops out of hyperspace for an unknown reason
44. The crew experiences vision problems and eye pain during the journey
45. The crew is afflicted with sores
46. A sector-wide announcement states that several main routes are currently unpassable and all
vessels need to reroute
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47. Rogue planet causes hyperspace route to be recalculated causing a delay
48. Seeds accidentally brought onboard begin growing vines that will fill the ship if left alone
49. Cosmic dust clogs several external vents that must be cleaned before the ship can continue
50. A patrol ship intercepts the vessel and informs them they are searching for a fugitive
51. A weapon system malfunction causes the ship to delay its entry into hyperspace
52. The outer hull is scorched during the journey leaving deep burn marks
53. A creature specimen kept in the science lab escapes causing the crew to search for it before it lays
eggs
54. A large herd of space-borne creatures blocks the ship’s route
55. After passing close to a spatial phenomenon, the outer hull is covered in a strange slime
56. Ship’s AI is convinced the course is wrong and keeps trying to adjust it
57. A kind of rust-like substance is spreading across the outer hull
58. The alarm klaxons sound randomly at night for no apparent reason disrupting the crew’s rest
59. A spaceship race is being held and all vessels not involved must reroute completely around the
sector
60. A militant force has blockaded the ship’s current path and it must change course or be intercepted
61. Spatial disturbances cause mild turbulence
62. Blood is discovered dripping from an air vent
63. Some celestial phenomenon causes the crew to hallucinate
64. The central computer is stuck in a language none of the crew speak
65. An unknown phenomenon causes the crew’s thoughts to manifest in physical forms causing
disruptions during the journey
66. A control panel in the cockpit or on the bridge explodes
67. The audio system blares static disrupting the crew
68. The crew experiences nightmares for an unknown reason
69. Hard-shelled insects begin pouring out of the air vents
70. An unstable wormhole lies in the vessel’s path
71. A stowaway with a strange disease is found among the cargo
72. A collision with a piece of space junk damages the outer hull
73. A nearby vessel is about to explode
74. Cosmic radiation is penetrating the hull causing system malfunctions
75. The ship’s crew is caught in a temporal causality loop for 1D100 days
76. Hyperdrive overheats and the vessel can only make short jumps before letting it cool down
77. An unexplained electromagnetic pulse interferes with navigation systems requiring a significant
course correction
78. The vessel begins to shake slightly and the effect is unnerving
79. A well-known plague ship requests aid
80. An AI-controlled spacecraft will cross the vessel’s path at a dangerously close range
81. A custom inspection vessel demands to board and search the ship for contraband
82. Sensors intermittently show a strange signal coming from the cargo bay but it only lasts for a few
seconds at a time
83. Navigational systems go down requiring 1D4 days of repairs
84. Bulkhead doors (1D6) close and lock and the regular codes will not unlock them
85. Cosmic rays interfere with the ship’s sensors leaving the crew to fly blind for some distance
86. A strange energy pulse travels through the power circuits of the ship causing minor overloads
87. An unknown satellite’s broadcast signals cause interference with the vessel’s helm controls
88. An escape pod is picked up on scanners
89. Spatial inference causes setting a course to take more time than normal
90. All the vessel’s monitors keep playing a comedy skit on repeat
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91. The journey causes stress fractures in the hull that need to be repaired before the vessel can travel
in hyperspace again
92. Upon exiting hyperspace the crew realizes the journey took 1D10 days longer than expected
93. The vessel’s lighting system is out
94. The crew experiences several odd temporal disruptions causing havoc with the vessel’s operation
95. Uncharted asteroids require the vessel to reverse course for some distance
96. Various control panels throughout the vessel have random and unexplained power outages for
1D10 days
97. A sealed container is found hidden underneath a control panel it seems to be interfering with
several ship systems
98. A gasket failure leaves the ship filled with a foul odor
99. Some of the ship’s wiring is melting
100. The main computer is overheating drawing more power from the engines
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Spatial Anomalies
1. Temporal displacement 51. Quantum resonance
2. Electromagnetic energy 52. Quantum level fluctuations
3. Tachyon cloud 53. Interphasic rift
4. Temporal explosion 54. Spatial flexure
5. Highly accelerated interstellar gasses 55. Dimension intersection
6. Temporal distortions 56. Spacetime continuum interference
7. Baryonic matter nebula 57. Extragalactic hyperfield
8. Negative energy field 58. Antimatter phase point
9. Chronokinetic surge 59. Space-time fracture
10. Subspace compression 60. Gravimetric interference
11. Temporal rift 61. Ionized hydrogen cloud
12. Negative ionic concentration 62. Energy vortex
13. Graviton surge 63. Graviton waves
14. Electromagnetic radiation field 64. Theta-band disruption
15. Null pocket of space 65. Dimensional gradient compression
16. Dark zone 66. Temporal inversion
17. Wormhole 67. Isolinear frequency distortion
18. Temporal reversion 68. Spatial interphase
19. Powerful gravitational field 69. Dark matter asteroid
20. Turbulent magnetic field 70. Spatial implosion
21. Dark matter distortion 71. Subatomic fissures
22. Hole in space 72. Subspace tear
23. Cosmic string 73. Spatial distortion wave
24. Energy drain zone 74. Temporal flux
25. Quantum singularity 75. Subspace inversion
26. Metreon particle cloud 76. Implosion ring
27. Molecular reversion field 77. Fluidic space
28. Synchronic distortion 78. Extra-dimensional realm
29. Multidimensional creature 79. High levels of chronitons
30. Radiation wavelength distortion 80. Spatial sinkhole
31. Graviton shear 81. Clouds of interstellar dust and gas
32. Subspace divergence field 82. Chaotic space
33. Inversion field 83. Temporal incursion
34. Anti-time eruption 84. Broadband inversion field
35. Spatial implosion component 85. Subspace flux
36. Radiation bombardment 86. Molecular implosion
37. Particle fountain 87. Energy barrier
38. Rupture in space 88. Temporal fragment
39. Tachyon particle cloud 89. Distortion ring
40. Interspace 90. Temporal distortion
41. High levels of neutrinos 91. Quantum filament
42. Gravimetric distortion 92. Dark matter nebula
43. Plasma interference 93. Radiometric storm
44. Accretion disk 94. Subspace fracture
45. Temporal fracture 95. Interfold layer
46. Astral eddies 96. Causality loop
47. Spatial rift 97. Quasar-like electromagnetic phenomenon
48. Graviton ellipse 98. Resonance pulse
49. Inert layer of subspace 99. Atomic particles decay
50. Interdimensional rift 100. Exothermic reaction
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Star System Discoveries
1. Massive volcanically active asteroid in an odd orbit around the star.
2. A huge debris field is detected in orbit around a planet or moon.
3. Asteroid belt not picked up on long-range scans.
4. Powerful bursts of radio waves are emitting from a location near the star’s corona.
5. A dwarf planet not seen on any scouting or scanning data.
6. A moon caught between the planet and another, larger moon is being torn apart.
7. Uncharted planetoid at the edge of the system.
8. Orbital cryo-storage facility. It is fully powered with 1D100 possible human life signs detected.
9. The orbit of a large asteroid has recently changed for some reason.
10. A planet with huge crystal formations that reach into space.
11. A planet not on any scouting reports.
12. A small extremely worn and blackened space capsule with an insignia reading “NASA.”
13. A faint repeating signal emanates from a moon.
14. Disabled freighter in orbit around one of the planets.
15. A jettisoned flight recorder in orbit around a moon.
16. The star has recently begun producing unique nuclear reactions.
17. One planet appears to have been bombarded from space.
18. A hyper-radioactive dust cloud will intersect with the system in 1D4 weeks.
19. A ring-shaped artificial world orbits one of the planets.
20. Evidence of a space battle fought more than a thousand years ago.
21. Scanners pick up 1D20 possible human life signs on a moon.
22. Robotic drones travel between one of the planets and one of its moons.
23. A rogue planet is approaching the system.
24. One of the planets recently captured a new asteroid moon causing serious tidal and seismic activity.
25. One area of the system is heavily polluted with dense ion particles.
26. Recent construction detected on the surface of a planet.
27. One planet has a network of 1D100 artificial satellites.
28. Ruins detected on a moon.
29. A debris field appears to be a massive garbage dump now orbiting the star.
30. Asteroid on a collision course with one of the planets or moons.
31. An enormous spaceborne creature that seems to be wounded in a slow orbit around the star.
32. Scanners pick up 1D10 possible human life signs on a planet.
33. One moon is giving off a hydrogen gas plume that reaches outer space.
34. A forcefield around a portion of one moon.
35. Scans pick up that one of the planets will explode in 1D20 days.
36. Small debris from what appears to have been a probe near a moon.
37. A space battle involving 1D4 scout vessels is raging.
38. Some type of graviton pulse has disrupted the atmosphere of a planet.
39. A gigantic crystal orbiting a moon.
40. One of the planets has recently stopped rotating for some reason.
41. Ultra-steep spectrum radio waves emitting from a gaseous cloud near the system.
42. One planet shows signs of a terraforming effort long abandoned.
43. A small active space station in the orbit of a planet or a moon. Life signs detected 1D12.
44. The star’s magnetic field is growing stronger every day.
45. Some great gravitational force has recently shifted the orbits of several planets.
46. One of the planets is surrounded by electromagnetic spectrum distortions.
47. The atmosphere of one of the planets is flooded with nuclear radiation.
48. One side of a moon is covered with an odd foam visible from space.
49. An odd conglomerate of ice crystals surrounds one moon.
50. Unmanned probe orbiting and actively gathering data from a planet or moon.
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Star System Discoveries
51. A skeleton of some monstrous creature trapped in the star’s gravity.
52. A space coffin in a wide orbit around the star. Scans reveal a body inside.
53. One planet is currently breaking apart.
54. Sensors pick up a powerful x-ray burst from an asteroid belt. It only lasts a few seconds.
55. One planet is suffering the aftermath of a massive meteor strike.
56. Millions of what appear to be fist-sized seeds form a ring system around a planet.
57. A disembodied hand the size of a dwarf planet.
58. A silvery metallic sphere, only a little smaller than a dwarf planet, in an orbit around the star.
59. One planet returns readings of extraordinarily dense clusters of heavy ions.
60. An unknown vessel similar to a scout ship is in orbit around a planet or moon.
61. Giant cube-shaped object on a collision course with the star.
62. An undocumented ring system around one of the planets
63. Readings show a massive solar flare is expected in 1D6 days.
64. Large debris fields are detected on the surface of a planet or moon.
65. A swarm of two-dimensional creatures wreaks havoc with sensors.
66. One planet is giving off huge amounts of gamma radiation.
67. Scans pick up 2D100 human bodies floating in space.
68. Odd gravitational interactions seem to have caused several planets and moons to shift orbits.
69. One planet gives off an immense amount of unknown radiation.
70. A disabled ship in orbit around a planet broadcasting a distress signal.
71. One planet is emitting strange radio waves.
72. One moon is emitting copious amounts of longwave radiation.
73. A ring around one planet seemingly made of a vessel that broke up long ago.
74. A planet is about to pass through the enormously huge tail of a comet.
75. Long defunct asteroid mining operation.
76. Massive 1D100 miles-long derelict in orbit around a planet. No power or life signs.
77. A swirling cloud of gas that appears to be orbiting a planet.
78. An envelope of helium surrounds a planet and at least one of its moons.
79. A space passenger liner split into two huge pieces drifting toward the star.
80. Derelict unmanned probe. Only 1D10 meters in length and no power is detected.
81. A comet spewing an abnormally large amount of particles and gasses.
82. A comet with a small lander probe on its surface.
83. One moon is completely encased by some sort of megastructure.
84. The magnetic field of one planet is fluctuating in a strange manner.
85. A moon has broken apart and is showering the planet below with debris.
86. Scanners pick up 1D100 x 1000 possible human life signs on a planet.
87. What appears to be a castle frozen in a gigantic block of ice orbiting the star.
88. Odd dust clouds surround one planet.
89. Around one of the planets, 1D100 vessels hang in low orbit. It appears to be a ship graveyard.
90. A ragtag fleet of fugitives made up of 1D100 vessels.
91. The star will have a large coronal mass ejection in 1D4 days.
92. A vessel with no power in a dangerous orbit near the star.
93. A derelict space station in a decaying orbit around a planet or moon. It will enter the atmosphere
and begin burning up in 1D4 weeks.
94. An escape pod floating in space. Life signs are indeterminate.
95. A bioluminescent cloud is formed by space microbes swimming through the system.
96. A small prospecting vessel is scouting some asteroids.
97. A derelict vessel is on a collision course with the star.
98. Readings show an odd concentration of high-energy protons near a small moon.
99. An asteroid appears to be the host of a strange bacterial colony.
100. One planet has an artificial satellite that appears to be made of mudbrick.
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