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[[File:Alien Crash Site 1.png|right|300px|The Alien Crash Site]] | [[File:Alien Crash Site 1.png|right|300px|The Alien Crash Site]] | ||
The '''Alien Crash Site''' consists of the wreckage of an alien ship that crashed in a canyon at the coordinates -26.37, 97.70 on the moon Pleiades Sector AB-W B2-4 9 A, in the Pleiades Sector AB-W B2-4 system. The alien ship appears to be inert, and is believed to be a [[Thargoid]] scout vessel. | The '''Alien Crash Site''' consists of the wreckage of an alien ship that crashed in a canyon at the coordinates -26.37, 97.70 on the moon Pleiades Sector AB-W B2-4 9 A, in the Pleiades Sector AB-W B2-4 system. The alien ship appears to be inert, and is believed to be a [[Thargoid]] scout vessel. | ||
==Description== | |||
The wreckage, which is organic in appearance, is scattered in close proximity to a shallow depression caused by the alien ship's impact. There are fourteen visible pieces of the ship, and five distinct types of pieces. Additional pieces may or may not be buried beneath the visible wreckage. Thirteen pieces are external wing-like structures of unknown purpose. The fourteenth and largest piece is ostensibly the central part of the ship, a semi-octagonal "core" with a centralized circular "aperture", also of unknown purpose. It is uncertain how the "wings" attached to the core and what the intact ship would look like. All of the pieces are considerably larger than a [[Scarab]] [[SRV]], and the intact ship may be approximately between a [[Python]] and an [[Anaconda]] in size. | |||
The circumstances of the ship's crash into Pleiades Sector AB-W B2-4 9 A, as well as how long the ship has been there, are unknown. The wreckage bears no obvious sign of weapon damage, and given the concentration of wreckage in a relatively small area, it is possible that the ship was intact at the up until its impact with the moon's surface, at which time it shattered. It is speculated that the ship's pilot or pilots, if any, may still be aboard. | |||
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