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** The first sighting of the UA in the 1.2 Wings Trailer <ref name=":3" /> had the carriers heading to Leonard Nimoy Station to sell it. Unfortunately, the UA spawn is so rare that understandably none of the custodians want to sell theirs.

* Let them finish what they are designed to do.

** We should get better video of one finishing its life cycle. The ones we have were not planned out well. Generally they scan an area we think. Then they seem to explode from the bottom of the structure toward the head/node.During this, there apppears to be, a burst of energy in the vector of the explosion a strange space field type pulse, or spacial distortion, or possibly dimensional rift happens. Possibly the UA's explode or it travels to new location or home. This theory seems the most logical as time goes by. For the theory of packing it in cargo to different location has been described by some as "down right nutty". Moving a UA around long distances when it does not last long on its own or like being in our ships cargohold though there is no indication to that since it damages the ship like toxic waste. That should be a redflag to all that maybe it doesnt want to be moved around. That maybe it has its own way of moving around, or it was never designed to be moved around however there is currently no proof towards this as the UA leave no trace or signiture behind which should be detecable and security forces have already moved them. It was proposed previously that there are only a limited number of UA's available and that the next step will only be accessible if we let them all finish what they are designed to do. We now have ~~confirmed~~ sightings of more UA's, so there being a limited number has been refuted. In addition, similarly to the 'Sell It' theory, consensus between the UA custodians was that there is still much research work to do before we risk their sacrifice in the name of a hunch.<ref>https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=162998&p=2537143&viewfull=1#post2537143</ref>

** We should get better video of one finishing its life cycle. The ones we have were not planned out well. Generally they scan an area we think. Then they seem to explode from the bottom of the structure toward the head/node.During this, there apppears to be, a burst of energy in the vector of the explosion a strange space field type pulse, or spacial distortion, or possibly dimensional rift happens. Possibly the UA's explode or it travels to new location or home. This theory seems the most logical as time goes by. For the theory of packing it in cargo to different location has been described by some as "down right nutty". Moving a UA around long distances when it does not last long on its own or like being in our ships cargohold. It was proposed previously that there are only a limited number of UA's available and that the next step will only be accessible if we let them all finish what they are designed to do. We now have unconfirmed sightings of more UA's, so there being a limited number has not been refuted. In addition, similarly to the 'Sell It' theory, consensus between the UA custodians was that there is still much research work to do before we risk their sacrifice in the name of a hunch.<ref>https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=162998&p=2537143&viewfull=1#post2537143</ref>

=== Theories Disproved===

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 ** The first sighting of the UA in the 1.2 Wings Trailer <ref name=":3" /> had the carriers heading to Leonard Nimoy Station to sell it. Unfortunately, the UA spawn is so rare that understandably none of the custodians want to sell theirs.
 * Let them finish what they are designed to do.
-** We should get better video of one finishing its life cycle. The ones we have were not planned out well. Generally they scan an area we think. Then they seem to explode from the bottom of the structure toward the head/node.During this, there apppears to be, a burst of energy in the vector of the explosion a strange space field type pulse, or spacial distortion, or possibly dimensional rift happens. Possibly the UA's explode or it travels to new location or home. This theory seems the most logical as time goes by. For the theory of packing it in cargo to different location has been described by some as "down right nutty". Moving a UA around long distances when it does not last long on its own or like being in our ships cargohold though there is no indication to that since it damages the ship like toxic waste. That should be a redflag to all that maybe it doesnt want to be moved around. That maybe it has its own way of moving around, or it was never designed to be moved around however there is currently no proof towards this as the UA leave no trace or signiture behind which should be detecable and security forces have already moved them. It was proposed previously that there are only a limited number of UA's available and that the next step will only be accessible if we let them all finish what they are designed to do. We now have confirmed sightings of more UA's, so there being a limited number has been refuted. In addition, similarly to the 'Sell It' theory, consensus between the UA custodians was that there is still much research work to do before we risk their sacrifice in the name of a hunch.<ref>https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=162998&p=2537143&viewfull=1#post2537143</ref>
+** We should get better video of one finishing its life cycle. The ones we have were not planned out well. Generally they scan an area we think. Then they seem to explode from the bottom of the structure toward the head/node.During this, there apppears to be, a burst of energy in the vector of the explosion a strange space field type pulse, or spacial distortion, or possibly dimensional rift happens. Possibly the UA's explode or it travels to new location or home. This theory seems the most logical as time goes by. For the theory of packing it in cargo to different location has been described by some as "down right nutty". Moving a UA around long distances when it does not last long on its own or like being in our ships cargohold.  It was proposed previously that there are only a limited number of UA's available and that the next step will only be accessible if we let them all finish what they are designed to do. We now have unconfirmed sightings of more UA's, so there being a limited number has not been refuted. In addition, similarly to the 'Sell It' theory, consensus between the UA custodians was that there is still much research work to do before we risk their sacrifice in the name of a hunch.<ref>https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=162998&p=2537143&viewfull=1#post2537143</ref>
 === Theories Disproved===

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