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=== Point of Interest: Survey Anomaly === | === Point of Interest: Survey Anomaly === | ||
| − | A [[IISS|Scout]] team first discovered the enigma hidden here in the early [[400s]]. While helping to compile the [[First Survey]], | + | A [[IISS|Scout]] team first discovered the enigma hidden here in the early [[400s]]. While helping to compile the [[First Survey]], Lidia Besant's geological team detected the enormous mass concentrations which lurk deep beneath the moon's surface. The phenomenon would have been strange enough if the small satellite had had a molten core. These masses, however, lay within a ball of cold, inactive rock. The geological knowledge of the day offered no explanation, and Besant put the moon on the IISS's list of survey anomalies. |
| − | * More than 700 years later, | + | * More than 700 years later, geologists still cannot explain the presence of these mass concentrations, which have been the subject of much speculation. The [[Imperial Navy]] favored a slightly more scientific hypothesis, however - one which identified the masses as deposits of superheavy elements - and consequently interdicted the system in [[690]]. The Navy consistently denies reports of any secret research being conducted in-system. |
== History & Background (Dossier) == | == History & Background (Dossier) == | ||