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A shipwreck bearing strong similarities to that recently found in the Pleiades Sector AB-W B2-4 has been discovered in the HIP 17862 system.
The wreck was found by one Commander Denneb on the airless planetoid 6 C A.
Images of the site, shared by the many independent explorers and scientists who flocked to investigate it, show an unconventional-looking vessel with a distinctly organic quality. Like the shipwreck found in the Pleiades Sector AB-W B2-4, the wreckage encompasses a number of vaguely wing-like elements roughly arranged around an octagonal core.
And like the previous shipwreck, the discovery has stimulated considerable debate among scientists and xenobiologists. So far, however, no concrete information about the vessel's origin has emerged.
Commentators have observed that the ship bears no apparent signs of weapon damage, and that the concentrated debris field suggests the vessel was still intact when it hit the planet's surface.
Source: Galnet News
The wreck was found by one Commander Denneb on the airless planetoid 6 C A.
Images of the site, shared by the many independent explorers and scientists who flocked to investigate it, show an unconventional-looking vessel with a distinctly organic quality. Like the shipwreck found in the Pleiades Sector AB-W B2-4, the wreckage encompasses a number of vaguely wing-like elements roughly arranged around an octagonal core.
And like the previous shipwreck, the discovery has stimulated considerable debate among scientists and xenobiologists. So far, however, no concrete information about the vessel's origin has emerged.
Commentators have observed that the ship bears no apparent signs of weapon damage, and that the concentrated debris field suggests the vessel was still intact when it hit the planet's surface.
Source: Galnet News