Us here at FCSA have decided to reveal our most revolutionary probe: Aurora! It is very useful dispite no thruster propellant in the main body. It can be used for a Grand Tour type mission or a lander.
- Lunar Module Descent
- Atmospheric Probe
Our Mission[]
We launched a Titan V to orbit and set a course to Katherine's Comet (KAT), took pictures, and set a course for Ceres (JOR). Since there is no atmosphere, we orbited abnormally close to the surface to take high resolution pictures (From that we learned it, like LUN, is made of cheese and dark.), We then set a course to Venus (EMA), took pictures, then separated the dish for re-entry.
Re-entry[]
While re-entry was happing, the probe studied the atmosphere. The purple clouds and ocean were discovered to be an element none knew about: Haumeaum (HAH-Me-ŪM). It was discovered while the probe was beaming up its final data sample to the body of the probe, and the Haumeaum physically came with the data, which is being tested in the body that is still orbiting Venus.
Trivia[]
The original Aurora design was called AlphaCraft. Launched on a Stallion-II LEO, it was originally FCSA's first spy satellite