Santa MariaThe mighty Santa Maria is quietly sitting in a geostationary orbit around Asha. Its construction was one of mankind’s towering achievements; its maiden voyage celebrated only two short years ago. The huge ship underwent eighteen months of rigorous testing; several upgrades to its systems were made during that time. The last major hurdle - the unknown effects the large warp bubble would have on the ship or the space itself upon arrival at destination - almost destroyed the entire project only six months into its testing phase. The problem, the highly energetic release of particles gathered on the warp bubble during its transit to one of Jupiter’s moons, behaved like a sudden explosive decompression all around the ship upon its arrival, putting incredible strain on the hull, braki
