Neutron Stars
Back in the 20th and 21st centuries, if you wanted to visit a neutron star,you had to voyage there in your mind, transported there by mathematics and imagination. Scientists had…
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Colonising for Canonn
If you are planning on colonising for Canonn, here are some things you may want to consider whether you are building a chain of systems or just colonising from an…
Ghost Rings
CMDR Chewcat1 and LCU No Fool Like One Why are some large rings invisible, and Is there a definitive way to calculate whether the rings will be visible or not…
Get Your Name In The Codex
Commander Marxanthius is one of our dedicated catalogers. He does a weekly audit of the Codex against our records to ensure that we are up to date and has a…
Azimuth Saga Overview
CMDR Coehoorn has supplied a overview of the Azimuth Saga taken from Galnet Chapter 1 Beginning a multi-part overview of historical events surrounding Azimuth Biochemicals and its connection to the…
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…
Where Bacteria Roam
CMDR Felsen83 has written a report on the current state of bacterial research. Back on ancient earth, long before humanity took to the stars, the archaic lifeform named “Bacterium” had…
The Canonn Method
What is the Canonn method I hear you ask? Well, it is nothing more than the scientific method that underpins all good science. That and gallons of gin and mountains…
Recent Community-created Thargoid Link puzzle
Following is the write-up from LCU No Fool Like One about the recent community-created Thargoid Link puzzle.
Congratulations to Commander Ethzero for solving the little puzzle we set to commemorate the departure of Ed Lewis from the Pilot’s Federation.
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.
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