Unidentified Interstellar Anomaly
Project Cotton Eye An ongoing investigation into the nature of the Unidentified Interstellar Anomaly. Please note that the information is provided by a large number of participants and much has…
Xeno-Technology
Canonn Tour
Cmdr Content created a expedition to represent Canonn in an HCS Voicepacks competition This route provides 17 destinations rich with the lore of the Galaxy. Most of these destinations focus…
Desperately Seeking Stronzini
At 17:01 on the 18th December 3306 the Canonn alert server received a message from the ship of Commander Stronzini informing us that the FSS Scanner had detected a Threat…
Thargoid Site Survey
This study produces a photographic record of all Thargoid surface structures and an analysis of the structures above the surface. The analysis is used to form the basis of a new way of classifying the sites to facilitate further study of the surface sites.
Crashed Scout #3
This scout was the third found. It is on Arietis Sector ZE-A d75 Planet 10 A, find it by using the Detail Surface Scanner on the planet to reveal a…
Eagle Eye Week 11 : Have we missed the point?
We’re now well into week 11 of following the Eagle Eye transmissions to sites of Thargoid interest. CMDRs have mainly been interested in which systems are going to be attacked,…
Thargoid Interceptor responses to limpets
The following was submitted by CMDR OakPanda to aid us in our further investigation of the Thargoids. He investigated the effects of all known limpet types upon Thargoid Interceptors, in…
Eyes Elsewhere
While all eyes have been on the Thargoid incursions into the bubble, one commander has been busy surveying the areas surrounding Merope to see whether the extent of the Thargoid range has changed.
What he has found so far is that the Sphere does appear to have expanded out beyond 174ly…
Thargoid Data: USS Logging
The Thargoid Data Gathering project has been a great success. We now have a wealth of data plotting the extent of Thargoid incursions.
However the nature of the Thargoid Threat has changed substantially since they have entered the bubble. Previously we would be able to tell from the threat levels what type of Thargoid vessels we would encounter but now it is not possible to distinguish a Medusa from a dozen scouts using automated equipment alone.
Given the changing nature of the threat, and the success of the previous program, Canonn R&D have upgraded the USS-Survey device to provide some additional features.
Thargoid Tissue Sampling Techniques
It is possible to obtain tissue samples from the Thargoids using the Research Limpet (availability on eddb). There are several ways to do this, and several ways to find Thargoids…
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