Eagle Eye is a surveillance initiative that was established by Aegis on March 9, 3304 to monitor Thargoid activity. Using an array of six orbital installations, Eagle Eye intercepts transmissions from Thargoid Surface Sites, which are then used to predict the locations of future Thargoid attacks on a weekly basis. Aegis Core's former headquarters of Dantec Enterprise, Socho served a vital yet understated role in the array's operations by coordinating all communication between the installations, but this part of the operation was relocated to Sol in July 3305 for security reasons. As the data assembled by Eagle Eye is encrypted and stored in Unregistered Communications Beacons found near each installation, independent pilots can freely scan these beacons and decrypt the data to learn the relevant targets.
History[]
Activation[]
On March 9, 3304, Aegis announced a new operation to counter the Thargoids. The initiative, called Eagle Eye, involved placing six orbital surveillance installations in systems around the Pleiades Nebula, namely HIP 17225, HIP 17692, HIP 17892, HR 1185, Pleiades Sector IR-W d1-55, and Pleiades Sector KC-V c2-4, in order to monitor known Thargoid Surface Sites and collect data on Thargoid behavior outside of combat zones.[1]
By March 16, Aegis reported that Eagle Eye was already producing results. According to Admiral Aden Tanner, Aegis's military liaison, the installations were able to track fluctuations in transmissions originating from Thargoid Surface Sites, and that these transmissions pointed to specific locations in human space which were likely future Thargoid attack targets. Tanner urged independent pilots to investigate a new set of signals detected by Eagle Eye to help thwart the Thargoids' plans.[2]
Anomalies and successes[]
On March 29, Admiral Tanner announced that Eagle Eye had detected no new signals from Thargoid Surface Sites, which he believed indicated a brief reprieve in the Thargoids' attack plans. The recently-deployed flagships Acropolis and Vanguard remained stationed in Irandan and HIP 21559 while Aegis awaited further developments.[3] New signals were detected the following week, and the Thargoids resumed their offensive the week after by attacking Guidoni Enterprise in HIP 9599; this attack came as a surprise, since Eagle Eye's data had not indicated HIP 9599 was a target.
On May 3, 3304, Eagle Eye indicated that 63 G. Capricorni and Argestes were being targeted. Neither was attacked on May 10, indicating that independent pilots had successfully rallied to the defense of both systems for the first time since the Thargoid attacks began. This feat was repeated the following five weeks, with Dalfur, LTT 8517, Lalande 4141, Lwalama, HR 1257, Lusonda, LP 571-36, HIP 21559, Kung Mu, and Nauni all avoiding attacks. On May 31, Aegis and Admiral Tanner hailed these victories as proof of Eagle Eye's success and Aegis's ability to defend the galactic community.[4]
On June 7, Eagle Eye unexpectedly indicated that Beaufoy Vision in Nauni was one of that week's targeted stations. This was unusual because, up to that point, the Thargoids had never before targeted a system which they had already previously attacked. At the time, Beaufoy Vision was still repairing the damage it had suffered only three months earlier, during the first wave of Thargoid attacks. On June 14, Eagle Eye traced a Thargoid transmission to Col 70 Sector FY-N c21-3, a permit-locked system notable for its apparent connection to Thargoid Probes.
Protocol Xeno 55[]
On June 21, Hennepin Prospect in Assinda suffered an attack, ending the streak of victories over the Thargoids. The attack appeared to be an outlier rather than an indication of Thargoid resurgence, however, as Eagle Eye did not intercept any new signals from Thargoid sites, and all Eagle Eye installations began transmitting the same message: "no new signal detected thargoid activity unknown initiate protocol xeno 55". That same day, Aegis also declared that the Thargoids were retreating from the Core Systems and had been pushed back to their original beachhead of Bhal. Admiral Tanner thanked Commanders for their efforts in defending the Core Systems, but noted that while Thargoid incursions had been reversed in many regions, the Thargoids remained entrenched in the Pleiades Nebula.[5]
On June 28, Aegis reported that Eagle Eye had detected a massive surge in Thargoid transmissions. Admiral Tanner asserted that the previous week's lull in activity in the Core Systems must have been only a brief delay while the Thargoids regrouped and summoned reinforcements from the Pleiades. Tanner issued an emergency call for aid for Garay Terminal in Deciat, which Eagle Eye indicated was the Thargoids' main target.[6] While Deciat was successfully defended, the following week on July 5, Eagle Eye confirmed that the Thargoids had resumed their previous pattern of activity and were once more targeting pairs of stations in the Core Systems, which soon resulted in a fresh spate of attacks.
System Error[]
On August 16, Eagle Eye began reporting a "System Error" and provided no new target data. Admiral Tanner subsequently announced that Eagle Eye had gone offline due to technical interference at Dantec Enterprise, Socho brought on by an influx of Thargoid Sensors. Dantec Enterprise was a linchpin for Eagle Eye and fed it a continuous stream of data, but with the station disrupted, the entire Eagle Eye array had been rendered temporarily inoperable. Tanner urged independent pilots to deliver Meta-Alloys to Dantec Enterprise so that the station could be restored and Eagle Eye could be reactivated.[7] Despite this setback, pilots were able to determine that the Thargoids' most probable targets for that week were Hermaszewski Resort, LP 102-320 and Salgari Vision, Pemepatung.
Dantec Enterprise was restored within days thanks to the prompt delivery of tens of thousands of Meta-Alloys. On August 23, Eagle Eye reported "System Recalibrating", indicating that the array would return to full functionality by the next cycle. Pilots continued canvassing systems on their own and identified Khan Port, LHS 283 as a potential Thargoid attack target. Unfortunately, Henry Dock in Valkups was also a target, but was not identified until it was too late to come to its defense. While Khan Port was well-protected, the Thargoids struck the neglected Henry Dock on August 30. The restored Eagle Eye resumed analyzing Thargoid transmissions that week, but in addition to identifying the usual two targets, it also found signals pointing to The Gnosis, a research vessel operated by the Canonn Interstellar Research Group that was planning to attempt a jump into the isolated Cone Sector. During that attempt on September 6, The Gnosis was hyperdicted by Hydra Variant Thargoid Interceptors and left temporarily disabled in Outotz ST-I d9-6. At the same time as the hyperdiction, the Thargoids succeeded in attacking both Parry Terminal in Flech and Wheelock Ring in Zavijah.
In response to the repeated disruption of Aegis Core's operations and the ongoing deterioration of conditions in Socho, on August 31, 3304, Federal President Zachary Hudson announced that Aegis Core would be relocated from Socho to Sol, where it could be better protected.[8] The relocation process was completed on July 4, 3305.[9]
Incursions[]
After a brief pause in the Thargoid offensive during the week of December 13, 3304, Eagle Eye reported a new wave of targets on December 20, all six of which were subsequently confirmed to have a Thargoid presence and were classified as Infested. Facilities in the affected systems issued a special notice:
Please be on high alert for unknown ships travelling in our star system.
The Pilots Federation is offering combat bond rewards for any independent help in repelling this threat.
Exercise due caution and report any sightings to authorities immediately.
Current threat level: Massive Thargoid presence.— STAR SYSTEM WIDE ALERT
On December 27, 3304, five systems were attacked, including one system that Eagle Eye had failed to identify. The statuses of these systems were upgraded from Infested to Incursion, and Thargoid vessels and independent pilots began confronting each other at AX Conflict Zones. Aegis deployed Megaships operated by the Aegis Defense division to each of the affected systems.
In subsequent months, Eagle Eye's record of reliability was heavily tarnished by a series of conflicting or erroneous reports. For example, Eagle Eye would report the same set of systems multiple weeks in a row. Other times, Eagle Eye would report a set of systems with no Thargoid activity at the beginning of a cycle, only to change that list to a set of Infested systems several days later. As Infested systems were difficult to locate manually, more of these systems were left undefended and suffered Thargoid attacks than ever before, including a wave of nine simultaneous attacks on February 21, 3305. Although Eagle Eye may not have been to blame and the Thargoids may have implemented a new, less predictable strategy, Aegis did not provide an explanation for Eagle Eye's inconsistency.
The Witch Head offensive[]
On July 11, 3305, Aegis reported that Thargoid forces had, in a matter of hours, completely withdrawn from the Core Systems and the Pleiades Nebula with the exception of the Maia and Merope systems. Admiral Aden Tanner explained that Aegis's two main theories for the Thargoids' departure were that their numbers had been depleted or they were reconsidering their strategy. The withdrawal also coincided with Aegis's initiative to locate and exploit more Thargoid Barnacles, which had uncovered new sites in the Witch Head Nebula. Whatever the cause, Eagle Eye confirmed the development and reported "No Activity Detected" for that cycle.[10][11]
On July 18, the Thargoids attacked three stations in the Pleiades Nebula without any prior warning from Eagle Eye, which continued to report "No Activity Detected".[12] On July 25, however, the Thargoids immediately attacked the six new Ocellus Starports sent to colonize the Witch Head Nebula as they arrived. Professor Tesreau called on independent pilots to defend the stations, as otherwise the pioneer factions leading the colonization effort would be forced to retreat and thus reduce access to Meta-Alloys. Eagle Eye remained silent.[13]
Sporadic clashes[]
Eagle Eye resumed reporting on targets on August 8, 3305, after the Thargoids' incursions had been repelled, but the six targeted systems had no strategic value and were not attacked. The same six systems were repeated for 22 consecutive cycles through January 9, 3306, and there were no attacks or Incursions during that period. This reprieve in the conflict ended on January 9 with Incursions in six systems. Eagle Eye updated to report those same six systems until January 14, when it updated early to show the next cycle's targets.
January 30 marked a notable change in the Thargoids' strategy, as they launched especially fierce Incursions in four systems. While independent pilots had previously been able to clear as many as six Incursions in a single week, these latest Incursions demonstrated that the Thargoids had the capacity to carry out prolonged attacks with massive reinforcements. Pilots only managed to clear one of the four affected systems, Taygeta, by February 13, though some progress had also been made in reducing their presence in the other three systems. Two more systems were cleared by February 20, and Lembass was cleared by February 27. During this wave, no other Incursions occurred, and Eagle Eye reverted to reporting the six systems from the reprieve period.
Another long pause in the conflict followed this offensive and lasted for 44 cycles until December 31, 3306. On that day, a total of nine systems between the Witch Head Nebula and the recently colonised Coalsack Nebula experienced Incursions. The Alliance Defence Force was, as feared, too slow to prevent the infestations, and local security forces reported being overwhelmed. Admiral Aden Tanner warned that Aegis could not adequately respond to the situation due to recent funding and resource cutbacks, and called on independent pilots to provide assistance.[14] Thousands of colonists were confirmed dead on January 7, 3307 as the offensive entered its second week, with only two of the nine affected systems cleared of Thargoid Incursions. Admiral Tanner reiterated that the nebula colonies had no other option but to rely on independent pilots for protection from the alien threat.[15]
Months later, on May 13, 3307, the Thargoids carried out another series of attacks on 10 systems, including the Aegis headquarters of Delphi, where pilots had recently delivered a large quantity of Guardian artefacts to the megaship Alexandria for a new research project. Professor Alba Tesreau surmised that the high concentration of Guardian artefacts in Delphi had set off the Thargoids' instilled hostility toward Guardian technology and provoked the latest wave of Incursions.[16] Eagle Eye continued to report no change in Thargoid activity and did not predict the attacks. By May 20, only the Incursions in Celaeno and Musca Dark Region PJ-P b6-1 had been defeated. That same day, the Alexandria embarked on a journey to Sol and jumped from Delphi to HIP 16538, where it planned to restock tritium. The Thargoids followed, trapping the Alexandria in the system and endangering the local civilians. Admiral Aden Tanner requested volunteers to come to the megaship's aid before its important cargo of Guardian artefacts was lost.[17] The Alexandria departed for the HIP 30944 system on June 3, where it planned to offload and split up its cargo, but never arrived. Admiral Tanner concluded that the megaship had likely been hyperdicted by the Thargoids.[18]
Salvation and the end of Aegis[]
On September 14, 3307, the mysterious Salvation, an anonymous scientist and self-proclaimed saviour of the galaxy who frequently criticised Aegis's competence, announced he was developing a new interstellar xeno-detection network that he claimed would surpass the capabilities of Eagle Eye. Salvation revealed preliminary readings from his incomplete network indicated that the Cornsar system would soon be attacked by the Thargoids. This warning was dismissed by Carter Armstrong of Aegis, who was unable to validate the claims and believed Cornsar was too far outside the Thargoids' known territories to be considered a viable target, as well as Marshal Noah Sharrow of the Allied Cornsar Constitution Party, who declined to order an evacuation.[19] The superior effectiveness of Salvation's xeno-detection network appeared to be confirmed on September 16 when the Thargoids invaded Cornsar as predicted and damaged two starports, Chadwick Port and Ito Market. Eagle Eye had once again given no advance warning of the attack. Over ten thousand casualties were reported, and the presence of Thargoid ships endangered millions of Cornsar's other inhabitants.[20]
The shutdown of Aegis was announced on January 18, 3308 in response to the findings and recommendations of the Baumann Report, which had been commissioned to review Aegis's competence in light of the organisation's failure to deliver new AX technologies and the disappearance of the Alexandria megaship. The shutdown took effect immediately, but Chief Administrator Carter Armstrong, the most senior member of Aegis left following the departure of both Professor Alba Tesreau and Admiral Aden Tanner, noted that it would take several more months to fully demobilise Aegis's remaining staff, ships, and resources.[21] It is assumed that Eagle Eye will be deactivated.
Eagle Eye installations[]
Name | System | Planet | Image |
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Eagle Eye One | HIP 17692 | A 3 | ![]() |
Eagle Eye Two | HR 1185 | A 5 | ![]() |
Eagle Eye Three | HIP 17892 | 1 a | ![]() |
Eagle Eye Four | HIP 17225 | A 5 | ![]() |
Eagle Eye Five | Pleiades Sector KC-V c2-4 | 4 | ![]() |
Eagle Eye Six | Delphi | 2 | ![]() |
Targets[]
Eagle Eye typically identifies up to six different targets that are potentially in danger of an imminent Thargoid attack. Some of these are false positives in the form of Thargoid Surface Sites, Barnacles, or previously attacked stations. On occasion, Eagle Eye has provided erroneous data and failed to predict a specific attack target.
Target systems that meet all of the following criteria are generally considered to be authentic, confirmed targets:
- Non-Human Signal Sources are present.
- At least one Starport is present.
- An Unregistered Communications Beacon labeled "Transmitter" is present near a Starport.
- At least one Ammonia World is present.
- System is in the "Infested" state.
The tables below list the systems and Starports (Coriolis, Ocellus, and Orbis stations) that Eagle Eye has identified as targets for Thargoid attacks. Generally, targets will be attacked the week after they are identified unless independent pilots destroy a sufficient amount of Thargoid vessels in each system and force the Thargoids to retreat.
Systems that experience an Incursion yet lack any Starports are not listed, as non-Starport facilities with docking services (Asteroid Bases, Flight Operations Carrier Megaships, Outposts, and Surface Ports) cannot be attacked as of update 3.3.
- Notes
- Eagle Eye's data for the first week of attacks in March 3304 was not recorded, and the only confirmed target was identified by GalNet.
- Eagle Eye data between December 20, 3304 and February 28, 3305 may be incomplete or partially incorrect due to errors introduced by update 3.3.
- "Protocol Xeno 55" or "No Activity Detected" indicates that no systems are Infested that week, and there will be no new Thargoid attacks the following week.
3304[]
Week | Confirmed Targets | Attacked Targets |
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March 8, 3304 - March 15, 3304 | Haignere Port, Huveang De[22] | None |
March 15, 3304 - March 22, 3304 | Glazkov Terminal, Irandan Lorentz Dock, HIP 21559 |
None |
March 22, 3304 - March 29, 3304 | Lasswitz Terminal, Mentor Doyle Landing, Lunguni |
Glazkov Terminal, Irandan |
March 29, 3304 - April 5, 3304 | None | Doyle Landing, Lunguni |
April 5, 3304 - April 12, 3304 | Philips City, Madngeri | None |
April 12, 3304 - April 19, 3304 | Eyharts Enterprise, 32 c Piscium Weil Dock, Kunuvii |
Guidoni Enterprise, HIP 9599 |
April 19, 3304 - April 26, 3304 | Acton Dock, LP 581-36 Davy Terminal, Deriv-Dar |
Eyharts Enterprise, 32 c Piscium Weil Dock, Kunuvii |
April 26, 3304 - May 3, 3304 | Burke Point, Deneb Algedi Sturckow Port, SPOCS 253 |
Acton Dock, LP 581-36 |
May 3, 3304 - May 10, 3304 | La Cosa Enterprise, Argestes Skvortsov Orbital, 63 G. Capricorni |
Sturckow Port, SPOCS 253 |
May 10, 3304 - May 17, 3304 | Aquila Station, Dalfur Hopkins Dock, LTT 8517 |
None |
May 17, 3304 - May 24, 3304 | 4A504D, Lalande 4141 Argelander Vision, Lwalama |
None |
May 24, 3304 - May 31, 3304 | Jacobi Platform, HR 1257 Lee Orbital, Lusonda |
None |
May 31, 3304 - June 7, 3304 | Atkov Ring, LP 571-36 Morukov Terminal, HIP 21559 |
None |
June 7, 3304 - June 14, 3304 | Foda Port, Kung Mu Beaufoy Vision, Nauni |
None |
June 14, 3304 - June 21, 3304 | Hennepin Prospect, Assinda Gurney Oasis, Kambila |
None |
June 21, 3304 - June 28, 3304 | Protocol Xeno 55 | Hennepin Prospect, Assinda |
June 28, 3304 - July 5, 3304 | Garay Terminal, Deciat | None |
July 5, 3304 - July 12, 3304 | Bunnell Dock, Nogambe Parise Station, Tembala |
None |
July 12, 3304 - July 19, 3304 | Metcalf Station, HIP 44811 Nikolayev Dock, Wolf 636 |
Parise Station, Tembala |
July 19, 3304 - July 26, 3304 | Preuss Terminal, Di Jian Zudov Hub, RMK 6 |
Metcalf Station, HIP 44811 |
July 26, 3304 - August 2, 3304 | Landsteiner Orbital, Bok Plucker Enterprise, Dhanhopi |
Preuss Terminal, Di Jian Zudov Hub, RMK 6 |
August 2, 3304 - August 9, 3304 | Halley Port, CW Ursae Majoris Shajn Market, Kamadhenu |
Plucker Enterprise, Dhanhopi |
August 9, 3304 - August 16, 3304 | Kucher Port, HIP 30045 Xiaoguan Hub, Magec |
None |
August 16, 3304 - August 23, 3304 | System Error | None |
August 23, 3304 - August 30, 3304 | System Recalibrating | None |
August 30, 3304 - September 6, 3304 | Parry Terminal, Flech Wheelock Ring, Zavijah The Gnosis |
Henry Dock, Valkups |
September 6, 3304 - September 13, 3304 | Carpenter City, Walgal Vinogradov Enterprise, LFT 434 |
Parry Terminal, Flech Wheelock Ring, Zavijah The Gnosis |
September 13, 3304 - September 20, 3304 | Barnwell Station, UGP 145 Vesalius Terminal, Agastani |
Carpenter City, Walgal |
September 20, 3304 - September 27, 3304 | Friesner Orbital, Argestes Schrodinger Dock, HR 784 |
Barnwell Station, UGP 145 |
September 27, 3304 - October 4, 3304 | Aquila Station, Dalfur Jacobi Platform, HR 1257 |
None |
October 4, 3304 - October 11, 3304 | Ryazanski Enterprise, Otherni Smith Reserve, LDS 883 |
None |
October 11, 3304 - October 18, 3304 | Brill Station, Kareco Ramelli Terminal, Li Tzicnii Wiener Terminal, Dulerce |
None |
October 18, 3304 - October 25, 3304 | Bunnell Dock, Nogambe Karachkina Orbital, HIP 9141 Walker Ring, Gertrud |
Ramelli Terminal, Li Tzicnii |
October 25, 3304 - November 1, 3304 | Barmin Dock, Iota Pictoris A Kaiser Terminal, Wayutabal Steakley Station, Negrito |
Karachkina Orbital, HIP 9141 |
November 1, 3304 - November 8, 3304 | Dominique Holdings, Brib Dornier Terminal, Ngaiawang Kramski Holding, CD-54 471 |
Barmin Dock, Iota Pictoris A Kaiser Terminal, Wayutabal |
November 8, 3304 - November 15, 3304 | Kasantsev Dock, Dulerce Pettit Ring, Thraskias Quaglia Dock, Oraon |
Dominique Holdings, Brib Dornier Terminal, Ngaiawang |
November 15, 3304 - November 22, 3304 | Goddard Hub, HR 3499 Hooke Gateway, LHS 6187 Yang Hub, Ross 129 |
Kasantsev Dock, Dulerce Quaglia Dock, Oraon |
November 22, 3304 - November 29, 3304 | Chiang Prospect, Jambin Haberlandt Station, LHS 2524 Plucker Enterprise, Dhanhopi |
Goddard Hub, HR 3499 Hooke Gateway, LHS 6187 |
November 29, 3304 - December 6, 3304 | Garnier Station, Byeru Bese Lasswitz Port, Atroco Lee Orbital, Lusonda |
Chiang Prospect, Jambin |
December 6, 3304 - December 13, 3304 | Shaw Dock, Punuri Skvortsov Orbital, 63 G. Capricorni Weiner City, Oitbi |
Garnier Station, Byeru Bese |
December 13, 3304 - December 20, 3304 | Protocol Xeno 55 | Skvortsov Orbital, 63 G. Capricorni |
December 20, 3304 - December 27, 3304 | Behnken Gateway, Wuli Bethke Ring, Werapana May Gateway, Kupol Vuh Mendez Terminal, Jormbu Obsidian Orbital, Maia Reed's Rest, Merope |
None |
December 27, 3304 - January 3, 3305 | Repeat of previous week | Behnken Gateway, Wuli Bethke Ring, Werapana Cavalieri, Electra May Gateway, Kupol Vuh Mendez Terminal, Jormbu |
3305[]
Week | Confirmed Targets | Attacked Targets |
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January 3, 3305 - January 10, 3305 | Repeat of previous week | None (0 active Incursions) |
January 10, 3305 - January 17, 3305 | Malthus Terminal, Pleiades Sector HR-W d1-41 Rennie Dock, HIP 2843 |
Crown Ring, HIP 117960 Gardner Hub, Bhagutsuk |
January 17, 3305 - January 24, 3305 | Bethe Station, Muracing Levi-Civita Dock, HIP 21167 Paola Dock, Kekenk |
HR 1172 Rennie Dock, HIP 2843 |
January 24, 3305 - January 31, 3305 | Protocol Xeno 55 | Levi-Civita Dock, HIP 21167 Paola Dock, Kekenk |
January 31, 3305 - February 7, 3305 | Asterope Bolg HIP 21167 HIP 9141 Merope Sterope II |
None (3 active Incursions) |
February 7, 3305 - February 14, 3305 | Ariatia CE Bootis HIP 23395 Kareco Palanti Veja Deng |
None (0 active Incursions) |
February 14, 3305 - February 21, 3305 | Anca Apishna Asterope Atlas Camulus Celaeno GQ Virginis HIP 24046 Judumlia LTT 5455 LTT 911 Ross 409 |
Anderson Orbital, Palanti Brill Station, Kareco Dyomin Station, HIP 23395 Gooch Ring, Ariatia Moskowitz Gateway, CE Bootis Roosa Terminal, Veja Deng |
February 21, 3305 - February 28, 3305 | Apishna Asterope Atlas Celaeno GQ Virginis HIP 24046 |
Artemis Lodge, Celaeno Copernicus Observatory, Asterope Cyllene Orbital, Atlas Gaultier de Varennes Settlement, Camulus Hamuy Port, Apishna Hogg Platform, Anca Jokester's Station, LTT 911 Ray Enterprise, GQ Virginis Resnik Dock, HIP 24046 |
February 28, 3305 - March 7, 3305 | Badbadzist CD-54 471 Eskite LP 734-32 Padhyas Songbe |
Baird Dock, HIP 24046 Brunel City, LTT 911 |
March 7, 3305 - March 14, 3305 | HIP 10492 HIP 4024 Kambo Opila Orang Ross 695 |
Fabian Terminal, Badbadzist Franklin Ring, LP 734-32 KRAMSKI Holding, CD-54 471 Mattingly Dock, Padhyas Precourt City, Songbe Truman Hub, Eskite |
March 14, 3305 - March 21, 3305 | 61 Virginis Cegreeth HIP 9141 Ross 490 Tangua Turbacobo |
Bresnik Orbital, Ross 695 Dilworth City, Orang Leberecht Tempel Hub, HIP 4024 Watanabe Station, HIP 10492 Wenzel Terminal, Kambo |
March 21, 3305 - March 28, 3305 | Agartha Coriccha HIP 12779 HIP 8830 LP 734-32 Priviatem |
Baird Dock, HIP 24046 Bessel Gateway, Orang Furukawa Port, 61 Virginis Jean Terminal, HIP 9141 Maitz Port, HIP 10492 V1G Apology, Cegreeth |
March 28, 3305 - April 4, 3305 | Aulin Devane Mike Ngun Witou Wyrd |
Enoch Port, Agartha Miyasaka Port, HIP 8830 Rechtin Vision, HIP 12779 Schirra Dock, Coriccha Wilhelm Gateway, Priviatem |
April 4, 3305 - April 11, 3305 | Aganippe Brib Domoth LTT 617 Mbutas Ross 1057 |
Aulin Enterprise, Aulin Davies City, Devane Nilson Port, Mike Sugano Ring, Witou |
April 11, 3305 - April 18, 3305 | GD 140 Gliese 58 Hau Ku HIP 12605 HIP 17298 OU Geminorum |
None (12 active Incursions) |
April 18, 3305 - April 25, 3305 | None | Baillaud Dock, Gliese 58 Curtis Outpost, Ross 1057 Dominique Holdings, Brib Froud Hub, HIP 17298 Haignere City, OU Geminorum Joseph Delambre Station, LTT 617 Julian Market, Aganippe Liwei Terminal, GD 140 Rigaux Gateway, HIP 12605 van den Bergh Hub, Domoth |
April 25, 3305 - May 2, 3305 | BD+41 1865 Eskite HIP 16348 HIP 18187 Liu Xingga Machatkwa |
None (18 active Incursions) |
May 2, 3305 - May 9, 3305 | Exigus HIP 16607 HIP 17272 HR 826 Opet Telin |
Cori City, BD+41 1865 Ikeya Orbital, Machatkwa Kuchemann City, HIP 16348 Truman Hub, Eskite Tuttle Gateway, HIP 18187 |
May 9, 3305 - May 16, 3305 | Er Longs Judumlia LDS 883 Ngobe Nu Kuang Obamumbo |
Bradfield Ring, HR 826 Carroll Station, Opet Slackagers' Hangout, Exigus Thome Gateway, HIP 16607 Zebrowski Orbital, HIP 17272 |
May 16, 3305 - May 23, 3305 | Gciriko HIP 13173 HR 1257 Kagutsuchi Pemepatung Uodigaenta |
Bean Station, Nu Kuang Hinz Hub, Ngobe Smith Reserve, LDS 883 |
May 23, 3305 - May 30, 3305 | Apoya Gabia Khruttones Lokipi Phrygiang Shoki Yine |
Iqbal Installation, Gciriko Mason Port, Uodigaenta Ryman Orbital, HIP 13173 |
May 30, 3305 - June 6, 3305 | Dan Farowalan HIP 30045 Obassi Osaw Opetes Tamit |
Lee Horizons, Gabia Morgan Port, Khruttones Morris Station, Shoki Yine Regiomontanus Settlement, Apoya Revin Hub, Phrygiang |
June 6, 3305 - June 13, 3305 | Ehlauneti Garongxians Gorengathi HIP 14997 Kotigeni Otherni |
Gunn Port, Dan Irens Dock, Tamit Kuchner Port, HIP 30045 Teller Horizons, Obassi Osaw Ziljak Hub, Opetes |
June 13, 3305 - June 20, 3305 | Adnoannoda Heng Kwiamoni Sokolsci Svaratia Valtam |
Charnas Station, HIP 14997 Lee Orbital, Ehlauneti Pelt Orbital, Gorengathi Ryazanski Enterprise, Otherni Shaw Port, Kotigeni Vries Terminal, Garongxians |
June 20, 3305 - June 27, 3305 | Carpaka HIP 12155 Hoff Medzist Rasaste Wakandiini |
Amnuel Dock, Kwiamoni Bouch Orbital, Svaratia Boyle Enterprise, Adnoannoda Dalton Terminal Dirichlet Enterprise, Heng Manarov Vision, Sokolsci |
June 27, 3305 - July 4, 3305 | Harrigi Jataya Lokipi Serktomes Shoki Yine Veja Deng |
Bernoulli Vision, Medzist Chaviano Dock, HIP 12155 Cormack Port, Rasaste Oluwafemi Terminal, Hoff Szilard Hub, Wakandiini Whitney Dock, Carpaka |
July 4, 3305 - July 11, 3305 | Ariatia Kharwa Kungantju Nauni Ngobe T'ien Mu |
England Hub, Jataya Morris Station, Shoki Yine Polya Station, Harrigi Reed Installation, Lokipi Roosa Terminal, Veja Deng |
July 11, 3305 - July 18, 3305 | No Activity Detected | Beaufoy Vision, Nauni Copernicus City, Kungantju Glashow Station, Kharwa Gooch Ring, Ariatia Grabe Ring, T'ien Mu Hinz Hub, Ngobe |
July 18, 3305 - July 25, 3305 | No Activity Detected | Cavalieri, Electra Cyllene Orbital, Atlas Titan's Daughter, Taygeta |
July 25, 3305 - August 1, 3305 | No Activity Detected | Cann Relay, Witch Head Sector GW-W c1-4 Ezra Point, Witch Head Sector LC-V c2-10 Hanna Enterprise, Witch Head Sector DL-Y d17 Karian Vision, Witch Head Sector FB-X c1-11 Sherrill Orbital, Witch Head Sector HW-W c1-9 Tsao Prospect, Witch Head Sector HW-W c1-7 |
August 1, 3305 - August 8, 3305 | No Activity Detected | None (0 active Incursions) |
August 8, 3305 - January 2, 3306 (21 weeks) |
HIP 17481 HIP 18502 Pleiades Sector MI-S b4-1 Sterope II Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-8 Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-9 |
None (0 active Incursions) |
3306[]
Week | Confirmed Targets | Attacked Targets |
---|---|---|
January 2, 3306 - January 9, 3306 | HIP 17481 HIP 18502 Pleiades Sector MI-S b4-1 Sterope II Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-8 Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-9 |
None (0 active Incursions) |
January 9, 3306 - January 16, 3306 | Atlas Electra HIP 1185 HR 1183 Taygeta Wellington |
Artemis Lodge, Celaeno Copernicus Observatory, Asterope Cyllene Orbital, Atlas Hanna Enterprise, Shenve Karian Vision, Onoros Sherrill Orbital, Haki |
January 16, 3306 - January 23, 3306 | Electra HIP 1185 HR 1183 Pleiades Sector DL-Y d65 Taygeta Wellington |
None (0 active Incursions) |
January 23, 3306 - January 30, 3306 | Evangelis HIP 16813 HR 1183 Lembass Pleiades Sector HR-W d1-41 Taygeta |
Agricola's Ascent, Pleiades Sector DL-Y d65 Cavalieri, Electra Ezra Point, Wellington |
January 30, 3306 - February 6, 3306 | HIP 17481 HIP 18502 Pleiades Sector MI-S b4-1 Sterope II Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-8 Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-9 |
Cann Relay, Evangelis HIP 16813 Titan's Daughter, Taygeta Tsao Project, Lembass |
February 6, 3306 - February 13, 3306 | HIP 17481 HIP 18502 Pleiades Sector MI-S b4-1 Sterope II Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-8 Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-9 |
None (4 active Incursions) |
February 13, 3306 - February 20, 3306 | HIP 17481 HIP 18502 Pleiades Sector MI-S b4-1 Sterope II Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-8 Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-9 |
None (3 active Incursions) |
February 20, 3306 - February 27, 3306 | HIP 17481 HIP 18502 Pleiades Sector MI-S b4-1 Sterope II Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-8 Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-9 |
None (1 active Incursions) |
February 27, 3306 - December 31, 3306 (44 weeks) |
HIP 17481 HIP 18502 Pleiades Sector MI-S b4-1 Sterope II Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-8 Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-9 |
None (0 active Incursions) |
3307[]
Week | Confirmed Targets | Attacked Targets |
---|---|---|
December 31, 3306 - January 7, 3307 | HIP 17481 HIP 18502 Pleiades Sector MI-S b4-1 Sterope II Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-8 Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-9 |
Bering Port, Coalsack Sector KN-S b4-9 Betancourt Base, Musca Dark Region PJ-P b6-1 Cann Relay, Evangelis Cole Point, Coalsack Sector VU-O b6-6 Ezra Point, Wellington Hanna Enterprise, Shenve Karian Vision, Onoros Sherrill Orbital, Haki Tsao Prospect, Lembass |
January 7, 3307 - January 14, 3307 | HIP 17481 HIP 18502 Pleiades Sector MI-S b4-1 Sterope II Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-8 Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-9 |
None (7 active Incursions) |
January 14, 3307 - January 21, 3307 | HIP 17481 HIP 18502 Pleiades Sector MI-S b4-1 Sterope II Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-8 Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-9 |
None (4 active Incursions) |
January 21, 3307 - May 13, 3307 (16 weeks) |
HIP 17481 HIP 18502 Pleiades Sector MI-S b4-1 Sterope II Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-8 Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-9 |
None (0 active Incursions) |
May 13, 3307 - May 20, 3307 | HIP 17481 HIP 18502 Pleiades Sector MI-S b4-1 Sterope II Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-8 Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-9 |
Arc's Faith, HR 1183 Artemis Lodge, Celaeno Bering Port, Coalsack Sector KN-S b4-9 Betancourt Base, Musca Dark Region PJ-P b6-1 California Freeport, HIP 18390 Cole Point, Coalsack Sector VU-O b6-6 Corrigan Terminal, Pleiades Sector HR-W d1-74 Cyllene Orbital, Atlas Donar's Oak, Delphi Fort Xeno, HIP 62154 |
May 20, 3307 - May 27, 3307 | HIP 17481 HIP 18502 Pleiades Sector MI-S b4-1 Sterope II Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-8 Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-9 |
HIP 16538 (9 active Incursions) |
May 27, 3307 - June 3, 3307 | HIP 17481 HIP 18502 Pleiades Sector MI-S b4-1 Sterope II Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-8 Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-9 |
None (8 active Incursions) |
June 3, 3307 - June 24, 3307 (3 weeks) |
HIP 17481 HIP 18502 Pleiades Sector MI-S b4-1 Sterope II Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-8 Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-9 |
None (4 active Incursions) |
June 24, 3307 - July 15, 3307 (3 weeks) |
HIP 17481 HIP 18502 Pleiades Sector MI-S b4-1 Sterope II Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-8 Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-9 |
None (0 active Incursions) |
July 15, 3307 - July 22, 3307 | HIP 17481 HIP 18502 Pleiades Sector MI-S b4-1 Sterope II Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-8 Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-9 |
Ieyasu Dock, Pleiades Sector PD-S b4-0 |
July 22, 3307 - July 29, 3307 | HIP 17481 HIP 18502 Pleiades Sector MI-S b4-1 Sterope II Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-8 Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-9 |
Kipling Orbital, Pleiades Sector KC-V c2-11 Malthus Terminal, Pleiades Sector HR-W d1-41 |
July 29, 3307 - August 5, 3307 | HIP 17481 HIP 18502 Pleiades Sector MI-S b4-1 Sterope II Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-8 Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-9 |
None (1 active Incusion) |
August 5, 3307 - September 16, 3307 (6 weeks) |
HIP 17481 HIP 18502 Pleiades Sector MI-S b4-1 Sterope II Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-8 Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-9 |
None (0 active Incusions) |
September 16, 3307 - September 23, 3307 | HIP 17481 HIP 18502 Pleiades Sector MI-S b4-1 Sterope II Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-8 Witch Head Sector IR-W c1-9 |
Chadwick Port, Cornsar Ito Market, Cornsar |
References[]
- ↑ GalNet: Thargoid Surveillance in the Pleiades
- ↑ GalNet: Thargoid Surveillance Continues
- ↑ GalNet: Thargoid Sites Go Quiet
- ↑ GalNet: Aegis Hails Eagle Eye Success
- ↑ GalNet: Thargoids Repelled from Core Systems
- ↑ GalNet: Thargoid Assault on the Deciat System
- ↑ GalNet: Eagle Eye Installations Offline
- ↑ GalNet: Aegis Core Relocates to Sol
- ↑ Frontier Forums: AEGIS Core faction sighted at Sol
- ↑ GalNet: Thargoids Withdraw from Core Systems
- ↑ GalNet: Alternative Source of Meta-Alloys Identified
- ↑ GalNet: Thargoids Return to Pleiades Nebula
- ↑ GalNet: Thargoids Defend Meta-Alloy Sources
- ↑ GalNet: Thargoids Attack Coalsack and Witch Head Nebulas
- ↑ GalNet: Thargoids Wreak Havoc in Nebulas
- ↑ GalNet: Mass Thargoid Strike – Emergency Declared
- ↑ GalNet: Thargoids Pursue Aegis Megaship
- ↑ GalNet: Aegis Megaship Vanishes in Hyperspace
- ↑ GalNet: Salvation Warns of Thargoid Strike
- ↑ GalNet: Thargoid Strike Follows Salvation’s Prediction
- ↑ GalNet: Superpowers Plan to Replace Aegis
- ↑ GalNet: Non Human Signal Sources in Huveang De