Cicada Wreck (Stairway to Heaven)
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- A fragment of an AISV Cicada compartment, including a descending emergency stairwell. - The presence of a compartment from the Cicada itself (rather than a lander module) suggests the ship may have broken apart violently - Seawater sampling detects a source of bloom virus beneath the fragment
- A juvenile angel comb may have been trapped beneath the wreckage.
Related entries
A towering structure built by aliens provisionally designated Axum.
A partially disassembled and flooded corridor network.
A fragment of an AISV Cicada lander module, broken into two segments.
A fragment of a cargo hold from an AISV Cicada lander module.
A large fragment of an AISV Cicada compartment, including an EVA suit locker for spaceborne construction.
A fragment of wreckage from an AISV Cicada lander module, including a large garage.
A fragment of an AISV Cicada compartment, originally intended for atmospheric therapy.
A remote habitat with several long-term biological experiments testing the growth conditions of Protean life.
A remote habitat used as a biological and ecological laboratory.
A remote habitat used as a meeting ground and miscellaneous workspace.
A habitat buried below the center of the coral gardens biome.
A remote habitat on the edge of the jelly barrens in the northwest of the coral gardens biome.
