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The tragedy of the Kerberos Mission has come as a complete shock to the public, as rumoured reports of a crash have been announced by Lyra Exploration Ltd as being true. Sympathies and condolences were extended to the families of the crew members on board and Lyra Exploration Ltd also announced that they are doing everything they can to investigate as to the cause of the crash, and hopefully can bring some closure to those family members grieving their loss

Active Duty Crew Members at the time of incident were Miranda Stern (Commander/Secondary Pilot), Takashi Shirogane (Primary Pilot), Ursula Joshi (Chief Engineer), Nikolaj Roche (Secondary Engineer), Kim Kirsch (Communications Officer), Dr Sam Holt (Chief Science Officer), Matthew Holt (Secondary Science Officer). They are survived by their loving families and friends, and they are all dearly missed.

Commander Miranda Stern and the Kerberos Crew arrived at Kerberos, moon of Pluto, in the early hours of the morning, 0245 Pacific Standard Time, as tracked by Lyra's Communication Centre, based in Texas. Due to distance, the radio signals arriving at the centre to signify their arrival likely arrived after the crash had already taken place. Within an hour of this signal, a bizarre set of panicked communications came through to the communications centre before the signal to the craft was lost entirely, and all tracking signals registered a disappearance, causing concern and resulting in the use of telescopic technologies to monitor the crew. According to the visuals, all that was left was the clear crash debris floating around the moon's thin atmosphere.

The cause of the crash and the details of the final communications between K-05 and the Lyra Base are unknown, but perhaps in the coming months, the investigations will make all clear.