Gamma Relay
TundraNetwork relay world. Signal amplification arrays cover the surface in concentric rings, each tuned to a different frequency band. The arrays detected the clearest fragments of the anomalous Signal — and whatever they heard changed the Collective's research priorities overnight.
The relay arrays here form something almost aesthetic in their precision—concentric rings of amplification tech spiraling across the planet's face like some vast terrestrial mandala. When I reviewed the detection logs, I understood why Command's suddenly obsessed: the Signal fragments these arrays isolated are unlike anything in our databases, clean enough to rule out natural stellar noise or simple equipment malfunction. It's rare that a relay station becomes scientifically interesting rather than merely bureaucratically essential, but Gamma Relay has managed it—whatever's broadcasting out there, it was loud enough to reshape an entire research agenda. I've requested a deeper analysis of the frequency bands; if we're going to chase ghosts across the void, we might as well know what we're listening for.
— Captain Vex Moreau, Explorer's Guild Field Journal
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Physical Properties
Radius
5546 km
Mass
0.97 M⊕
Surface Gravity
0.83 g
Temperature
178 K (-95°C)
Atmosphere
0.618 atm — Thin N2/CO2
Day Length
18.4 hours
Orbital Period
1.0 years
Orbital Distance
1 AU