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A New Home
Solution
Research the "A New Home" project when it becomes available.
Description Resolution
We now have the tools we need to narrow down a stellar candidate for colonization. Unfortunately, the one star system that we have conclusively established as containing a life-bearing planet with an oxygen-breathable atmosphere – the Hydra homeworld – is the one place we absolutely must avoid. Let's try to find another habitable planet. One with no Hydras on it. Searching the sky for our new home has been an exhausting process. Our teams of astronomers have worked around the clock, investigating our existing database of known extrasolar planets and using the Aesir to examine their star systems for signs of habitability. It's a little like deciding whether to buy a house when all you know about it is what you can find out by looking through a telescope from another country.

But we have, at last, found our candidate. Two stars within reasonably close proximity of Sol appear to possess planets with a high probability of habitability – Beta Canum Venaticorum (27 light-years distance) and Eta Cassiopeiae A (19 light-years distance). After vigorous debate, we have decided against Eta Cassiopeiae – its low metallicity has prompted concerns about availability of resources for colonization, and its closer location places it significantly closer to the Hydra sphere of influence. Beta Canum Venaticorum is also slightly metal-poor, but less so, and in terms of mass, age, and evolutionary status it is a remarkably close match to our Sun. 27 light-years will not be an easy journey, but that same distance will make it correspondingly more difficult for the Hydras to pursue us.

The planet orbiting Beta Canum Venaticorum is still largely a mystery. Aesir observations have indicated an oxygen atmosphere, likely stemming from a population of cyanobacteria. Beyond that, we know very little. Our colonists will be stepping into the unknown.

Note from our astronomers: Beta Canum Venaticorum is also known as Chara, which in Greek means "Joy." We hope the name will prove well-chosen.
Quote
I bring you good news, Director! We have found our destination, and it is far from the alien territory.
Prerequisite Objective(s)
Begin the Search And Interrogate the Captive Hydra
Can be completed by Project: A New Home
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