CGC Logbook Entry: CGC#00840

Date: 20.04.2047, 22:54 UTC

Today marks a pivotal moment in the Cosmic Galactic Cruiser’s ongoing mission of exploration and discovery. Following a series of preparatory analyses using the LEDA system (Laser Exploration Discovery Analysis), our lander “The Raven,” piloted by Sahabat with extraordinary skill, successfully touched down on the surface of ‘Oumuamua. The mission team, consisting of JHR, LCR, EAH, and Monty (in his specially designed nano-carbon space suit), executed their roles flawlessly under challenging conditions.

Key Achievements:

• Installation of a Special QNS: JHR and LCR have successfully installed a specialized version of our Quasar Navigation System (QNS) on ‘Oumuamua. This advanced model is engineered to withstand the rigors of interstellar travel, ensuring it can serve as a navigation beacon for future missions and provide a continuous data stream back to CGC and Earth. This represents a significant leap forward in our capabilities for long-term space exploration and research.
• Scientific Analysis and Sample Collection: The team conducted a comprehensive analysis of ‘Oumuamua’s surface and collected valuable samples for further study. These efforts are expected to yield insights into the composition and history of this interstellar object, enhancing our understanding of the cosmos.
• Monty’s Historic First Steps: Monty, the Mini American Shepherd, became the first Earthly canine to walk on an interstellar object. His joyful exploration and high jumps in the low gravity of ‘Oumuamua provided both heartwarming moments and valuable test data for mobility in extraterrestrial environments.
• EAH’s Reflections: EAH, participating in her first land mission, found the experience profoundly impactful. Her observations and insights into the psychology of teamwork in such unique circumstances will inform future mission planning and crew dynamics.

And look what we have found on ‘Oumuamua!