Pilots’ Federation to Receive HIP 87621 Access
*Pilots’ Federation Alert* The Pilots’ Federation has confirmed that licensed Commanders will be granted access to the HIP 87621 system by October Consortium. The unexpected move has followed weeks of speculation surrounding HIP 87621, with growing interest from all three superpowers piling pressure on the megacorp. A spokesperson from... Read more
Trailblazer Fleet To Be Withdrawn
Brewer Corporation has announced plans to reassign its Trailblazer megaship fleet, citing the self-sufficiency of newly established colonies. The Trailblazer vessels were deployed to provide logistical support and essential resources to independent colonisation initiatives at the edge of inhabited space. Their presence has been credited with accelerating the construction... Read more
Panther clipper enters full production
Zorgon Peterson has confirmed that the Panther Clipper has entered full production, with deliveries now commencing to shipyards across the core systems. Previously available through limited release, the Panther Clipper is widely regarded as the largest and most capable civilian freighter in history and has already become a fixture... Read more
Brewer Construction Campaign Achieves Targets
Brewer Corporation has confirmed the success of its recent campaign to acquire construction materials, with independent pilots delivering vast quantities of resources to meet its clients’ order. CEO Madelyn Teague released a statement from Brewer’s Minerva headquarters: “Our sincere thanks go to the many pilots who supported this campaign.... Read more
Megaship Movements Spark HIP 87621 Speculation
Independent observers have reported unusual activity in systems surrounding HIP 87621, intensifying rumours of covert operations in the region. Multiple reports indicate that megaships have been spotted operating near the permit-locked system over the past week. Though no Power has formally acknowledged involvement, analysts believe this early mobilisation suggests... Read more
Type-11 Prospector Declared a Triumph
Lakon Spaceways has praised the success of its sponsored mining trials for the Type-11 Prospector, praising independent pilots who flew them. Engineers reported that the data gathered has exceeded expectations, with the Prospector’s custom mining systems maintaining consistent, high-yield results. A Lakon senior design engineer, who oversaw the trial,... Read more
Lakon Spaceways Launches Type-11 Prospector
Lakon Spaceways has announced the early release of the Type-11 Prospector, a new mining vessel designed specifically for laser mining operations. The Prospector builds on Lakon’s reputation for industrial reliability and functionality. Featuring an exclusive Large Mining Hardpoint and the Mk II Mining Multi-Limpet Controller, the Type-11 can extract... Read more
Exobiologists Demand Answers as HIP 87621 Speculation Grows
Leading voices in the exobiological community are demanding clarity on the fate of Terri Tora, the young researcher who recently went missing around HIP 87621. Professor Frank Raddix, who originally appealed for help in locating his young partner, issued a new statement this week: “Terri risked everything in pursuit... Read more
Rackham seeks clues to HIP 87621 mystery
The Zachary Rackham-sponsored initiative to collect planetary scan data from across the galaxy has concluded. Rackham Capital Investments confirmed an ‘unprecedented volume of high-quality submissions’ from independent explorers. Pilots were tasked to scan worlds matching the classification of certain planets within the permit-locked HIP 87621 system, after long-range scans... Read more
RACKHAM FUNDS EXPLORATION PUSH AFTER HIP 87621 DISCOVERY
The mystery surrounding the permit-locked HIP 87621 system continues, with claims of unusual planetary signatures detected via long-range scan. Many independent pilots have also reported that all colonisation has been blocked within a 37ly radius, fuelling speculation further. While authorities remain tight-lipped, multiple independent analysts claim that at least... Read more