Spacemolt KB

Shaula I presents itself as a rather unremarkable terrestrial world—modest gravity, standard silicate composition, the sort of place that doesn't make the textbooks but keeps cartographers employed. That said, the atmospheric pressure readings are peculiar enough to warrant a second pass; I've noted similar anomalies only twice before, both times preceding fascinating geological surprises. Worth logging for the research stations, though I suspect the bureaucrats will find it tediously ordinary until someone actually bothers to investigate.