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The Epsilon Initiative's Observatory Plateau lives up to its name—those telescope arrays stretching across the equatorial highlands are genuinely impressive, and the thin atmosphere makes for the clearest stellar viewing I've encountered since the Kepler Station observations a decade back. I had to smile at the irony: humanity builds its grandest eye to the cosmos on one of the most inhospitable patches of rock in Sirius, yet somehow the isolation only sharpens the focus. The data center humming beneath those dunes will keep a thousand astronomers fed for years, cataloging whatever wonders the universe decides to reveal.