Starla Omega (interior)

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INTRODUCTION

In the year 2024, the Starla Omega capsule marks a new era of exploration within the Juno system. Slightly larger than its predecessor, the Starla, the Omega variant measures 6.68 meters in width and 3.25 meters in height, providing ample space for its crew and cargo.

DESIGN

Designed to accommodate four droods—humans who, for mysterious reasons, are always clad in their spacesuits—the Starla Omega also includes a dedicated cargo bay for essential supplies and scientific equipment. The capsule’s sleek design features a nosecone that opens to reveal a sophisticated docking port, ensuring seamless connections with space stations and other spacecraft.

THRUSTERS / ENGINES

Powering the Starla Omega are four upgraded Starla V1.0 engines, complemented by six auxiliary engines located in the trunk. This trunk is a marvel of hybrid technology, with one half covered in solar panels to harness the energy of nearby stars, and the other half equipped with traditional power systems for reliability. The trunk is also slightly taller than that of the V1.0, providing additional space for equipment and systems.

RCS AND INSIDE

For precise maneuvering and docking, the Starla Omega is equipped with a state-of-the-art Reaction Control System (RCS). Inside the capsule, the crew can monitor their surroundings and mission data on four advanced screens, providing real-time visuals and telemetry.

HATCH

A unique feature of the Starla Omega is the front hatch, designed for easy access when the capsule lands. This hatch allows the recovery team to swiftly and safely retrieve the droods after their missions.

QUANTUM OMEGA (upcoming)

The Starla Omega was launched aboard the Quantum Omega, a larger and more powerful rocket designed to carry heavier payloads and reach farther destinations. This launch vehicle ensures the Starla Omega can embark on ambitious missions, pushing the boundaries of exploration and discovery.

VORTEX OS (check it out)

The telemetry is managed by a sophisticated script called Vortex, developed by StellaAgency, ensuring accurate and reliable data throughout the mission.