Order of Ganymede Investigation - Revision history

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 The Galactic Observation Society's monitoring division discovered that the Order of Ganymede had begun monitoring the rest of the Alpha Sol System rather than being completely insular, prompting the CSIS to send ships to investigate only for them to be relentlessly bombarded if they crossed within 1 million kilometres of Jupiter, with the firing stopping if they exited this radius, prompting the CSIS to send cloaked spy-drones instead which allowed them to see the new monitoring system and the OOG's fleet in Jupiter's upper atmosphere.
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 With no clear way to sabotage the OOG's facilities without detection, the CSIS resorted to returning to its attempted sabotages of the OOG's satellite network. Alongside this, further R&D was put into understanding how the OOG was able to detect cloaked ships, with the best guess being that the satellite network's sensor systems managed to gather the approximate location of undetectable crafts via their magnetic signatures, so they deployed an unmanned drone designed to mask its electromagnetic signature to see if they could hide from the satellites. The CSIS began to withdraw its forces away from Jupiter back to pre-tension levels in order to lower the OOG's guard despite surveillance systems remaining active.

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	With the OOG seemingly not even using any secret communications channels, the CSIS decided to deploy a elite special-forces team known as 'The Spectres' (and a robotic dog used to carry equipment) to infiltrate Ganymede itself via a derelict frigate on a crash-course with the moon from which they would jetpack down towards an installation, though once the frigate was deflected by a gravitational pulse from the target installation designed to deflect asteroids, though luckily it was unable to detect smaller objects such as people, so they were forced to free-fall 7000 kilometres towards the surface, though they were forced to fall quite fara way as to not get pushed back when the debris of the breaking-apart frigate would enter the pulse-generator's scanning radius, which was luckily successful thanks to their on-person stealth gear. Once the Spectres landed, they found themself 1/3 of the planet away from the target instalklation in a desolate glacier-area with occasional manufacturing facilities of which only half appeared to be in service, with many abandoned factories littering the landscape, thus they set up a camp to continue onwards with their mission. After some recon and photography missions (which revealed that the OOG installation was barely even a city, instead largely being a 'working site' with a strict routine that workers permanently lived at), the pulse-generator appeared to powered by a reactor hidden underneath it, which seemingly couldn't be accessed without being detected despite the spectres' cloaking devices.		With the OOG seemingly not even using any secret communications channels, the CSIS decided to deploy a elite special-forces team known as 'The Spectres' (and a robotic dog used to carry equipment) to infiltrate Ganymede itself via a derelict frigate on a crash-course with the moon from which they would jetpack down towards an installation, though once the frigate was deflected by a gravitational pulse from the target installation designed to deflect asteroids, though luckily it was unable to detect smaller objects such as people, so they were forced to free-fall 7000 kilometres towards the surface, though they were forced to fall quite fara way as to not get pushed back when the debris of the breaking-apart frigate would enter the pulse-generator's scanning radius, which was luckily successful thanks to their on-person stealth gear. Once the Spectres landed, they found themself 1/3 of the planet away from the target instalklation in a desolate glacier-area with occasional manufacturing facilities of which only half appeared to be in service, with many abandoned factories littering the landscape, thus they set up a camp to continue onwards with their mission. After some recon and photography missions (which revealed that the OOG installation was barely even a city, instead largely being a 'working site' with a strict routine that workers permanently lived at), the pulse-generator appeared to powered by a reactor hidden underneath it, which seemingly couldn't be accessed without being detected despite the spectres' cloaking devices.

	With no clear way to sabotage the OOG's facilities without detection, the CSIS resorted to returning to its attempted sabotages of the OOG's satellite network. Alongside this, further R&D was put into understanding how the OOG was able to detect cloaked ships, with the best guess being that the satellite network's sensor systems managed to gather the approximate location of undetectable crafts via their magnetic signatures, so they deployed an unmanned drone designed to mask its electromagnetic signature to see if they could hide from the satellites. The CSIS began to withdraw its forces away from Jupiter back to pre-tension levels in order to lower the OOG's guard.		With no clear way to sabotage the OOG's facilities without detection, the CSIS resorted to returning to its attempted sabotages of the OOG's satellite network. Alongside this, further R&D was put into understanding how the OOG was able to detect cloaked ships, with the best guess being that the satellite network's sensor systems managed to gather the approximate location of undetectable crafts via their magnetic signatures, so they deployed an unmanned drone designed to mask its electromagnetic signature to see if they could hide from the satellites. The CSIS began to withdraw its forces away from Jupiter back to pre-tension levels in order to lower the OOG's guard despite surveillance systems remaining active.

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	CSIS ships gradually became more and more aggressive, constantly charging at the OOG's killzone before turning back alongside rapidly building up its forces around the Killzone alongside the Protoss Empire (who was there due to the OOG being responsible for the Pisura27 Sickness outbreak. Attempts at intercepting OOG communications were fairly unsuccessful, as despite the OOG's fleet clearly being on high alert its internal communications did not reflect this fact. CSIS ships' infiltrations kept becoming more and more proactive, even crossing into the killzone sometimes which eventually lead to them being forced out. The CSIS began redirecting asteroids onto OMM moons, though only asteroids that weren't heading for developed appears appeared to hit as some-kind of shield was protecting the installations.		CSIS ships gradually became more and more aggressive, constantly charging at the OOG's killzone before turning back alongside rapidly building up its forces around the Killzone alongside the Protoss Empire (who was there due to the OOG being responsible for the Pisura27 Sickness outbreak. Attempts at intercepting OOG communications were fairly unsuccessful, as despite the OOG's fleet clearly being on high alert its internal communications did not reflect this fact. CSIS ships' infiltrations kept becoming more and more proactive, even crossing into the killzone sometimes which eventually lead to them being forced out. The CSIS began redirecting asteroids onto OMM moons, though only asteroids that weren't heading for developed appears appeared to hit as some-kind of shield was protecting the installations.

	With the OOG seemingly not even using any secret communications channels, the CSIS decided to deploy a elite special-forces team known as 'The Spectres' (and a robotic dog used to carry equipment) to infiltrate Ganymede itself via a derelict frigate on a crash-course with the moon from which they would jetpack down towards an installation, though once the frigate was deflected by a gravitational pulse from the target installation designed to deflect asteroids, though luckily it was unable to detect smaller objects such as people, so they were forced to free-fall 7000 kilometres towards the surface, though they were forced to fall quite fara way as to not get pushed back when the debris of the breaking-apart frigate would enter the pulse-generator's scanning radius, which was luckily successful thanks to their on-person stealth gear. Once the Spectres landed, they found themself 1/3 of the planet away from the target instalklation in a desolate glacier-area with occasional manufacturing facilities of which only half appeared to be in service, with many abandoned factories littering the landscape, thus they set up a camp to continue onwards with their mission.		With the OOG seemingly not even using any secret communications channels, the CSIS decided to deploy a elite special-forces team known as 'The Spectres' (and a robotic dog used to carry equipment) to infiltrate Ganymede itself via a derelict frigate on a crash-course with the moon from which they would jetpack down towards an installation, though once the frigate was deflected by a gravitational pulse from the target installation designed to deflect asteroids, though luckily it was unable to detect smaller objects such as people, so they were forced to free-fall 7000 kilometres towards the surface, though they were forced to fall quite fara way as to not get pushed back when the debris of the breaking-apart frigate would enter the pulse-generator's scanning radius, which was luckily successful thanks to their on-person stealth gear. Once the Spectres landed, they found themself 1/3 of the planet away from the target instalklation in a desolate glacier-area with occasional manufacturing facilities of which only half appeared to be in service, with many abandoned factories littering the landscape, thus they set up a camp to continue onwards with their mission. After some recon and photography missions (which revealed that the OOG installation was barely even a city, instead largely being a 'working site' with a strict routine that workers permanently lived at), the pulse-generator appeared to powered by a reactor hidden underneath it, which seemingly couldn't be accessed without being detected despite the spectres' cloaking devices.

			With no clear way to sabotage the OOG's facilities without detection, the CSIS resorted to returning to its attempted sabotages of the OOG's satellite network. Alongside this, further R&D was put into understanding how the OOG was able to detect cloaked ships, with the best guess being that the satellite network's sensor systems managed to gather the approximate location of undetectable crafts via their magnetic signatures, so they deployed an unmanned drone designed to mask its electromagnetic signature to see if they could hide from the satellites. The CSIS began to withdraw its forces away from Jupiter back to pre-tension levels in order to lower the OOG's guard.

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	</gallery>The EAF, CSIS, and OMM came to the conclusion that the 'mission' graph was related to the Callisto Flashes, suggesting that two crafts had been sent to Yata for surveillance with only one being involved in the crash, suggesting that one was still present on the planet. The CSIS put the entire Jupiter area on lockdown as much of the CSIS fleet and the EAF's small fleet of 50 starfighters started a 'blockade'. The CSS Jupiter and OMM scanning stations began surveying for cloaked crafts across the Alpha Sol System, finding none in the 'inner system' aside from vessels thought to belong to the [[Empire of Yāta]] around Vesta, Herculina, Pallas, and Ceres. The OMM began deploying more drones into the Killzone to latch onto OOG satellites, deploying one additional drone every 3 months either on its own or onboard a stray asteroid if one is available.		</gallery>The EAF, CSIS, and OMM came to the conclusion that the 'mission' graph was related to the Callisto Flashes, suggesting that two crafts had been sent to Yata for surveillance with only one being involved in the crash, suggesting that one was still present on the planet. The CSIS put the entire Jupiter area on lockdown as much of the CSIS fleet and the EAF's small fleet of 50 starfighters started a 'blockade'. The CSS Jupiter and OMM scanning stations began surveying for cloaked crafts across the Alpha Sol System, finding none in the 'inner system' aside from vessels thought to belong to the [[Empire of Yāta]] around Vesta, Herculina, Pallas, and Ceres. The OMM began deploying more drones into the Killzone to latch onto OOG satellites, deploying one additional drone every 3 months either on its own or onboard a stray asteroid if one is available, though this only had a roughly 40% success rate (leading to around ~16 satellites being latched onto over the coming years).

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	The 'Amalthea Incident' occurred as a significant portion of the OOG fleet left the Alpha Sol System in an unknown direction (thanks to scanners not being in a alert state to quickly track them), though a majority of their fleet remained near Jupiter. The OMM's early-warning drone/staion network designed to detect outside threats and CSIS fleet searched extensively to locate the fleet, though eventually the Amalthea Incident fleet's location was exposed by complete accident as an individual on one of the fleets connected to the Francian 'Dynanet Browser', which was quite easily traced to a collection of uninhabitable planets to the northwest and northeast of the Sol System which the OOG had claimed, leading to a major CSIS build-up and surveillance campaign (hiding equipment for such campaigns within fake asteroids) in order to decrypt OOG communications. Over the next year, around a thousand CSIS ships assembled outside the killzone as a major buildup to match the OOG began, eventually swelling to ~1500 ships. The CSIS deployed anothe rsurveillance drone embedded in an asteroid into the killzone, taking photos and low-level scans with incredibly low-powered processors to avoid detection. Over a year, this satellite gathered various pictures and measurements of ship sizes, though failed to tap into any communications, so a new asteroid designed to specifically do this was sent in to do the same, though once it entered the Killzone interference from the OOG made overviewing how the decryption was going impossible until it left it again. Once it made it out, a series of choppy intercepted communications were received, with the 'first batch' containing the messages; "The Imperial Council for the Restoration of the Trophian Empire is the name of our organization", "Restoration of the Trophian Empire", "Yetian National Front", "NGO Tax Exemptions", "We follow the ideological system of "Trophia Thought", Also known as Human Chauvinism", "Current Member Count: 8", the 'second batch' containing the messages; "Accelerate current plans", "Heightened state of tension", "Risk of exposure," "Initiate PrepOrders-23bx1", "PrepOrders" listing from", "Is to begin being processed, follow once your sector", "Has given the order you will be tasked to complete", and the 'third batch' contained the message; "All future ████████ are to be redirected to quar.zone-5". The CSIS then deployed yet another asteroid-drone was sent in on a elliptical orbit which would send it near Io before exiting the Killzone and re-entering it. Activity within the Killzone appeared to be slowing down, leading to only minimal information being gathered by the spy-asteroid, so the next one was designed to hack into one of the OOG's satellites.		The 'Amalthea Incident' occurred as a significant portion of the OOG fleet left the Alpha Sol System in an unknown direction (thanks to scanners not being in a alert state to quickly track them), though a majority of their fleet remained near Jupiter. The OMM's early-warning drone/staion network designed to detect outside threats and CSIS fleet searched extensively to locate the fleet, though eventually the Amalthea Incident fleet's location was exposed by complete accident as an individual on one of the fleets connected to the Francian 'Dynanet Browser', which was quite easily traced to a collection of uninhabitable planets to the northwest and northeast of the Sol System which the OOG had claimed, leading to a major CSIS build-up and surveillance campaign (hiding equipment for such campaigns within fake asteroids) in order to decrypt OOG communications. Over the next year, around a thousand CSIS ships assembled outside the killzone as a major buildup to match the OOG began, eventually swelling to ~1500 ships. The CSIS deployed anothe rsurveillance drone embedded in an asteroid into the killzone, taking photos and low-level scans with incredibly low-powered processors to avoid detection. Over a year, this satellite gathered various pictures and measurements of ship sizes, though failed to tap into any communications, so a new asteroid designed to specifically do this was sent in to do the same, though once it entered the Killzone interference from the OOG made overviewing how the decryption was going impossible until it left it again. Once it made it out, a series of choppy intercepted communications were received, with the 'first batch' containing the messages; "The Imperial Council for the Restoration of the Trophian Empire is the name of our organization", "Restoration of the Trophian Empire", "Yetian National Front", "NGO Tax Exemptions", "We follow the ideological system of "Trophia Thought", Also known as Human Chauvinism", "Current Member Count: 8", the 'second batch' containing the messages; "Accelerate current plans", "Heightened state of tension", "Risk of exposure," "Initiate PrepOrders-23bx1", "PrepOrders" listing from", "Is to begin being processed, follow once your sector", "Has given the order you will be tasked to complete", and the 'third batch' contained the message; "All future ████████ are to be redirected to quar.zone-5". The CSIS then deployed yet another asteroid-drone was sent in on a elliptical orbit which would send it near Io before exiting the Killzone and re-entering it. Activity within the Killzone appeared to be slowing down, leading to only minimal information being gathered by the spy-asteroid, so the next one was designed to hack into one of the OOG's satellites.
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			CSIS ships gradually became more and more aggressive, constantly charging at the OOG's killzone before turning back alongside rapidly building up its forces around the Killzone alongside the Protoss Empire (who was there due to the OOG being responsible for the Pisura27 Sickness outbreak. Attempts at intercepting OOG communications were fairly unsuccessful, as despite the OOG's fleet clearly being on high alert its internal communications did not reflect this fact. CSIS ships' infiltrations kept becoming more and more proactive, even crossing into the killzone sometimes which eventually lead to them being forced out. The CSIS began redirecting asteroids onto OMM moons, though only asteroids that weren't heading for developed appears appeared to hit as some-kind of shield was protecting the installations.

			With the OOG seemingly not even using any secret communications channels, the CSIS decided to deploy a elite special-forces team known as 'The Spectres' (and a robotic dog used to carry equipment) to infiltrate Ganymede itself via a derelict frigate on a crash-course with the moon from which they would jetpack down towards an installation, though once the frigate was deflected by a gravitational pulse from the target installation designed to deflect asteroids, though luckily it was unable to detect smaller objects such as people, so they were forced to free-fall 7000 kilometres towards the surface, though they were forced to fall quite fara way as to not get pushed back when the debris of the breaking-apart frigate would enter the pulse-generator's scanning radius, which was luckily successful thanks to their on-person stealth gear. Once the Spectres landed, they found themself 1/3 of the planet away from the target instalklation in a desolate glacier-area with occasional manufacturing facilities of which only half appeared to be in service, with many abandoned factories littering the landscape, thus they set up a camp to continue onwards with their mission.

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	The 'Amalthea Incident' occurred as a significant portion of the OOG fleet left the Alpha Sol System in an unknown direction (thanks to scanners not being in a alert state to quickly track them), though a majority of their fleet remained near Jupiter. The OMM's early-warning drone/staion network designed to detect outside threats and CSIS fleet searched extensively to locate the fleet, though eventually the Amalthea Incident fleet's location was exposed by complete accident as an individual on one of the fleets connected to the Francian 'Dynanet Browser', which was quite easily traced to a collection of uninhabitable planets to the northwest and northeast of the Sol System which the OOG had claimed, leading to a major CSIS build-up and surveillance campaign (hiding equipment for such campaigns within fake asteroids) in order to decrypt OOG communications. Over the next year, around a thousand CSIS ships assembled outside the killzone as a major buildup to match the OOG began, eventually swelling to ~1500 ships. The CSIS deployed anothe rsurveillance drone embedded in an asteroid into the killzone, taking photos and low-level scans with incredibly low-powered processors to avoid detection. Over a year, this satellite gathered various pictures and measurements of ship sizes, though failed to tap into any communications, so a new asteroid designed to specifically do this was sent in to do the same, though once it entered the Killzone interference from the OOG made overviewing how the decryption was going impossible until it left it again. Once it made it out, a series of choppy intercepted communications were received, with the 'first batch' containing the messages; "The Imperial Council for the Restoration of the Trophian Empire is the name of our organization", "Restoration of the Trophian Empire", "Yetian National Front", "NGO Tax Exemptions", "We follow the ideological system of "Trophia Thought", Also known as Human Chauvinism", "Current Member Count: 8", the 'second batch' containing the messages; "Accelerate current plans", "Heightened state of tension", "Risk of exposure," "Initiate PrepOrders-23bx1", "PrepOrders" listing from", "Is to begin being processed, follow once your sector", "Has given the order you will be tasked to complete", and the 'third batch' contained the message; "All future ████████ are to be redirected to quar.zone-5". The CSIS then deployed yet another asteroid-drone was sent in on a elliptical orbit which would send it near Io before exiting the Killzone and re-entering it.		The 'Amalthea Incident' occurred as a significant portion of the OOG fleet left the Alpha Sol System in an unknown direction (thanks to scanners not being in a alert state to quickly track them), though a majority of their fleet remained near Jupiter. The OMM's early-warning drone/staion network designed to detect outside threats and CSIS fleet searched extensively to locate the fleet, though eventually the Amalthea Incident fleet's location was exposed by complete accident as an individual on one of the fleets connected to the Francian 'Dynanet Browser', which was quite easily traced to a collection of uninhabitable planets to the northwest and northeast of the Sol System which the OOG had claimed, leading to a major CSIS build-up and surveillance campaign (hiding equipment for such campaigns within fake asteroids) in order to decrypt OOG communications. Over the next year, around a thousand CSIS ships assembled outside the killzone as a major buildup to match the OOG began, eventually swelling to ~1500 ships. The CSIS deployed anothe rsurveillance drone embedded in an asteroid into the killzone, taking photos and low-level scans with incredibly low-powered processors to avoid detection. Over a year, this satellite gathered various pictures and measurements of ship sizes, though failed to tap into any communications, so a new asteroid designed to specifically do this was sent in to do the same, though once it entered the Killzone interference from the OOG made overviewing how the decryption was going impossible until it left it again. Once it made it out, a series of choppy intercepted communications were received, with the 'first batch' containing the messages; "The Imperial Council for the Restoration of the Trophian Empire is the name of our organization", "Restoration of the Trophian Empire", "Yetian National Front", "NGO Tax Exemptions", "We follow the ideological system of "Trophia Thought", Also known as Human Chauvinism", "Current Member Count: 8", the 'second batch' containing the messages; "Accelerate current plans", "Heightened state of tension", "Risk of exposure," "Initiate PrepOrders-23bx1", "PrepOrders" listing from", "Is to begin being processed, follow once your sector", "Has given the order you will be tasked to complete", and the 'third batch' contained the message; "All future ████████ are to be redirected to quar.zone-5". The CSIS then deployed yet another asteroid-drone was sent in on a elliptical orbit which would send it near Io before exiting the Killzone and re-entering it. Activity within the Killzone appeared to be slowing down, leading to only minimal information being gathered by the spy-asteroid, so the next one was designed to hack into one of the OOG's satellites.

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	The 'Amalthea Incident' occurred as a significant portion of the OOG fleet left the Alpha Sol System in an unknown direction (thanks to scanners not being in a alert state to quickly track them), though a majority of their fleet remained near Jupiter. The OMM's early-warning drone/staion network designed to detect outside threats and CSIS fleet searched extensively to locate the fleet, though eventually the Amalthea Incident fleet's location was exposed by complete accident as an individual on one of the fleets connected to the Francian 'Dynanet Browser', which was quite easily traced to a collection of uninhabitable planets to the northwest and northeast of the Sol System which the OOG had claimed, leading to a major CSIS build-up and surveillance campaign (hiding equipment for such campaigns within fake asteroids) in order to decrypt OOG communications. Over the next year, around a thousand CSIS ships assembled outside the killzone as a major buildup to match the OOG began, eventually swelling to ~1500 ships. The CSIS deployed anothe rsurveillance drone embedded in an asteroid into the killzone, taking photos and low-level scans with incredibly low-powered processors to avoid detection. Over a year, this satellite gathered various pictures and measurements of ship sizes, though failed to tap into any communications, so a new asteroid designed to specifically do this was sent in to do the same.		The 'Amalthea Incident' occurred as a significant portion of the OOG fleet left the Alpha Sol System in an unknown direction (thanks to scanners not being in a alert state to quickly track them), though a majority of their fleet remained near Jupiter. The OMM's early-warning drone/staion network designed to detect outside threats and CSIS fleet searched extensively to locate the fleet, though eventually the Amalthea Incident fleet's location was exposed by complete accident as an individual on one of the fleets connected to the Francian 'Dynanet Browser', which was quite easily traced to a collection of uninhabitable planets to the northwest and northeast of the Sol System which the OOG had claimed, leading to a major CSIS build-up and surveillance campaign (hiding equipment for such campaigns within fake asteroids) in order to decrypt OOG communications. Over the next year, around a thousand CSIS ships assembled outside the killzone as a major buildup to match the OOG began, eventually swelling to ~1500 ships. The CSIS deployed anothe rsurveillance drone embedded in an asteroid into the killzone, taking photos and low-level scans with incredibly low-powered processors to avoid detection. Over a year, this satellite gathered various pictures and measurements of ship sizes, though failed to tap into any communications, so a new asteroid designed to specifically do this was sent in to do the same, though once it entered the Killzone interference from the OOG made overviewing how the decryption was going impossible until it left it again. Once it made it out, a series of choppy intercepted communications were received, with the 'first batch' containing the messages; "The Imperial Council for the Restoration of the Trophian Empire is the name of our organization", "Restoration of the Trophian Empire", "Yetian National Front", "NGO Tax Exemptions", "We follow the ideological system of "Trophia Thought", Also known as Human Chauvinism", "Current Member Count: 8", the 'second batch' containing the messages; "Accelerate current plans", "Heightened state of tension", "Risk of exposure," "Initiate PrepOrders-23bx1", "PrepOrders" listing from", "Is to begin being processed, follow once your sector", "Has given the order you will be tasked to complete", and the 'third batch' contained the message; "All future ████████ are to be redirected to quar.zone-5". The CSIS then deployed yet another asteroid-drone was sent in on a elliptical orbit which would send it near Io before exiting the Killzone and re-entering it.

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	The 'Amalthea Incident' occurred as a significant portion of the OOG fleet left the Alpha Sol System in an unknown direction (thanks to scanners not being in a alert state to quickly track them), though a majority of their fleet remained near Jupiter. The OMM's early-warning drone/staion network designed to detect outside threats and CSIS fleet searched extensively to locate the fleet, though eventually the Amalthea Incident fleet's location was exposed by complete accident as an individual on one of the fleets connected to the Francian 'Dynanet Browser', which was quite easily traced to a collection of uninhabitable planets to the northwest and northeast of the Sol System which the OOG had claimed, leading to a major CSIS build-up and surveillance campaign (hiding equipment for such campaigns within fake asteroids) in order to decrypt OOG communications. Over the next year, around a thousand CSIS ships assembled outside the killzone as a major buildup to match the OOG began, eventually swelling to ~1500 ships. The CSIS deployed anothe rsurveillance drone embedded in an asteroid into the killzone, taking photos and low-level scans with incredibly low-powered processors to avoid detection.		The 'Amalthea Incident' occurred as a significant portion of the OOG fleet left the Alpha Sol System in an unknown direction (thanks to scanners not being in a alert state to quickly track them), though a majority of their fleet remained near Jupiter. The OMM's early-warning drone/staion network designed to detect outside threats and CSIS fleet searched extensively to locate the fleet, though eventually the Amalthea Incident fleet's location was exposed by complete accident as an individual on one of the fleets connected to the Francian 'Dynanet Browser', which was quite easily traced to a collection of uninhabitable planets to the northwest and northeast of the Sol System which the OOG had claimed, leading to a major CSIS build-up and surveillance campaign (hiding equipment for such campaigns within fake asteroids) in order to decrypt OOG communications. Over the next year, around a thousand CSIS ships assembled outside the killzone as a major buildup to match the OOG began, eventually swelling to ~1500 ships. The CSIS deployed anothe rsurveillance drone embedded in an asteroid into the killzone, taking photos and low-level scans with incredibly low-powered processors to avoid detection. Over a year, this satellite gathered various pictures and measurements of ship sizes, though failed to tap into any communications, so a new asteroid designed to specifically do this was sent in to do the same.

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	The 'Amalthea Incident' occurred as a significant portion of the OOG fleet left the Alpha Sol System in an unknown direction (thanks to scanners not being in a alert state to quickly track them), though a majority of their fleet remained near Jupiter. The OMM's early-warning drone/staion network designed to detect outside threats and CSIS fleet searched extensively to locate the fleet, though eventually the Amalthea Incident fleet's location was exposed by complete accident as an individual on one of the fleets connected to the Francian 'Dynanet Browser', which was quite easily traced to a collection of uninhabitable planets to the northwest and northeast of the Sol System which the OOG had claimed, leading to a major CSIS build-up and surveillance campaign (hiding equipment for such campaigns within fake asteroids) in order to decrypt OOG communications. Over the next year, around a thousand CSIS ships assembled outside the killzone as a major buildup to match the OOG began.		The 'Amalthea Incident' occurred as a significant portion of the OOG fleet left the Alpha Sol System in an unknown direction (thanks to scanners not being in a alert state to quickly track them), though a majority of their fleet remained near Jupiter. The OMM's early-warning drone/staion network designed to detect outside threats and CSIS fleet searched extensively to locate the fleet, though eventually the Amalthea Incident fleet's location was exposed by complete accident as an individual on one of the fleets connected to the Francian 'Dynanet Browser', which was quite easily traced to a collection of uninhabitable planets to the northwest and northeast of the Sol System which the OOG had claimed, leading to a major CSIS build-up and surveillance campaign (hiding equipment for such campaigns within fake asteroids) in order to decrypt OOG communications. Over the next year, around a thousand CSIS ships assembled outside the killzone as a major buildup to match the OOG began, eventually swelling to ~1500 ships. The CSIS deployed anothe rsurveillance drone embedded in an asteroid into the killzone, taking photos and low-level scans with incredibly low-powered processors to avoid detection.

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	The 'Amalthea Incident' occurred as a significant portion of the OOG fleet left the Alpha Sol System in an unknown direction (thanks to scanners not being in a alert state to quickly track them), though a majority of their fleet remained near Jupiter. The OMM's early-warning drone/staion network designed to detect outside threats and CSIS fleet searched extensively to locate the fleet, though eventually the Amalthea Incident fleet's location was exposed by complete accident as an individual on one of the fleets connected to the Francian 'Dynanet Browser', which was quite easily traced to a collection of uninhabitable planets to the northwest and northeast of the Sol System which the OOG had claimed, leading to a major CSIS build-up and surveillance campaign (hiding equipment for such campaigns within fake asteroids) in order to decrypt OOG communications. Over the next year, around a thousand CSIS ships assembled outside the killzone.		The 'Amalthea Incident' occurred as a significant portion of the OOG fleet left the Alpha Sol System in an unknown direction (thanks to scanners not being in a alert state to quickly track them), though a majority of their fleet remained near Jupiter. The OMM's early-warning drone/staion network designed to detect outside threats and CSIS fleet searched extensively to locate the fleet, though eventually the Amalthea Incident fleet's location was exposed by complete accident as an individual on one of the fleets connected to the Francian 'Dynanet Browser', which was quite easily traced to a collection of uninhabitable planets to the northwest and northeast of the Sol System which the OOG had claimed, leading to a major CSIS build-up and surveillance campaign (hiding equipment for such campaigns within fake asteroids) in order to decrypt OOG communications. Over the next year, around a thousand CSIS ships assembled outside the killzone as a major buildup to match the OOG began.