Samus Aran sits in an almost empty room in an office building on the planet Anadyr V. A glowlamp provides the only light in the room, a small aurora near the northwest side of the room. She stares into a HoloVision, watching the recent news. A Galactic Federation cruiser, Nova Lord, has gone missing in the Tetra Galaxy, near the outskirts of the planet Arcterra in the Alimbic Cluster. The last known contact was three days ago, with Federation Commando Ron Wyatt issuing a distress signal, indicating the mysterious faction known as Crimson Hunters was responsible. However, even though the faction is well known, the leader is unknown to anyone but Crimson Hunters members, as prisoners captured by the faction have never made it out alive to date.
Tired, the veteran shuts off the HoloVision and staggers over to a desk, where she sits down on a metal hoverchiar. She rotates the chair and stares out into the Anadyr V skyline. The city is like a machine; never ceasing at any time, constantly moving, and can only be truly disrupted if the planet were to be invaded by an enemy faction. The planet itself was neutral; it refused to become part of the Federation or the Hunters. Instead, it wished to assist all by providing a means of industrial operations for both parties. However, to avoid an all-out conflict, The Treaty of Anadyr outlined the fact that if any conflict were to arise, the aggressors would be severely punished economically. The treaty had been heeded for the majority of time; however it was nearly broken by a conflict shortly before the Gorea Crisis one year earlier.
A loud beeping noise interrupts Samus’ thought process. The veteran swings around in her chair to face a blackened figure, concealed among the shadows of t...
... middle of paper ...
...unters fighter appears and opens fire. Samus is hit in the shoulder, incapacitating her. As the fighter closed in for the kill, several laser blasts obliterate the fighter in a fiery blaze. Samus’ gunship roars in and lands, piloted by Galactic Federation Corporal Tavish Preston. The skilled pilot was hired by Samus Aran shortly after the end of the Gorea Crisis and the destruction of Oubliette. Preston exits the gunship and notices Aran incapacitated. He lifts her up and into the gunship, but not before noticing a data card on the spacepad. He picks up the card and slides it in his pocket before carrying the incapacitated bounty hunter on to the gunship on his shoulder. The ship lifts off, away from the metropolitan Petroplask and out of Anadyr V’s atmosphere. The ship jumps into hyperspace, en route to the planet Daiban, capital planet of the Galactic Federation.
they decide to become allies with each-other because they realize that war is useless and in
The. The Foundation of An Alliance." Anti-Comintern Pact -. Ed. Scott Wolfrom.
Jarok's betrayal commences when he flees into Federation space to inform Starfleet of the impending completion of a secret supply depot within the Neutral Zone, a "no-man's" boundary between Federation and Romulan space. Jarok claims that this depot, orbiting the planet of Nelvana III, will undoubtedly serve as the inception point of the Romulan Empire's invasion into Federation space. Convinced he is still loyal to the Empire, Jarok lies about his identity and his true intentions. Jarok attempts to act both as an Admiral of the Romulan Empire and a champion willing to abandon his rank for the sake of his race. Jarok destroys his shuttle, insisting that he will only reveal the bare minimum of Romulan...
interest in the family, Jurgis finds a job at a steel mill. He is renewed in hope dedicating himself to Antanas, “his ...
"The Defector." Prod. Ira Steven Behr. Dir. Robert Sheerer. Perf. Patrick Stewart and James Sloyan. Star Trek: The Next Generation. Syndicated. KBVO, Austin. 14 Jan. 1990
The Supreme Chancellor of the Galactic Republic reveals his true nature as a Sith Lord as he unveils a plot to rule the galaxy by transforming the Republic into a Galactic Empire.
One of the other rebels who the Captain visited (who chooses to stay anonymous) claims
hand, a limited war attempts to establish the way things were prior to the aggression
captain in search of Federation asylum. I had never heard of such a thing; in
As the ship leaves the shipyard at Polyarnyy, Ramius kills his political officer to ensure that he will not interfere with the defection, and writes a letter to Admiral Yuri Padorin, Natalia's uncle, blatantly stating his intention to defect. The Soviet Northern Fleet sails out to sink Red October under the cover of a search and rescue mission. Meanwhile, Ryan flies from London to Virginia to deliver MI6's photographs of Red October to the Deputy Director of Intelligence. Ryan consults a friend at the U.S. Naval Academy, ex-submariner Skip Tyler, and finds out that Red ...
Equally important, Andre Szara is given an assignment but does not know why, further adding to the suspense and obliviousness for any consequences. Szara’s assignment is to find out where his fellow passenger on the tugboat, Grigory Khelidze, is staying in Ostend. Szara has no idea why he must find out where this man is staying, thus creating a sense of bewilderment. It is as if Szara has been set out on to a winding and unforgiving path that leaves no indication or signs as to where it will lead him.
Redd, Nola T. "Space and NASA News – Universe and Deep Space Information | Space.com." Space.com. Space.com, 08 Mar. 2013. Web. 26 Mar. 2014. .
The game takes place in a fairly expansive universe with over one hundred star systems. You begin the game as a lowly tug pilot, ferrying cargo back and forth between stations, until the story literally blows up in your face. From there, it’s a tale of intrigue as you make new friends, new enemies, acquire new ships and so on.
Our solar system has eight planets, their moons and satellites, and they are all orbiting the Sun. The eight planets are Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. Pluto used to be the ninth planet but IAU changed the definition of planet and Pluto did not meet the standards so it is now a Dwarf planet.
...ds, “It’s okay Al, you just get to lie down for a while, you get to rest here,” stated in that patronizingly mothering tone. Finally I tear my gaze from Al’s prone figure to see— no one. The sterile walls of the cafeteria stare back at me.