So, in the most recent Whitley's Guide on the Vulture, it mentions that In 2932, an Aegis Dynamics Reclaimer, the General Dogsbody, made history with the single most profitable salvage mission in human history when it discovered and recovered a failed 22nd-century colony ship adrift in deep space. 22nd Century implies a date looking like 21XX; however, the Artemis -- the most famous of the interstellar colony ships -- launched in 2232. Was it intended for the discovery to have been a failed 23rd-century colony ship? Or were there other colony ships (interstellar OR only interplanetary in nature) launched in the 32+ years before the Artemis left? If it's the former, I'm assuming that you did not intend to suddenly solve the mystery of the Artemis as a side note in Whitley's Guide... so perhaps we could know more about the other interstellar colony ships that were sent, and especially the one that was found here? I imagine that, given the size, crew requirements, and expense of such ships, only a handful would have been launched -- especially since the Artemis went signal-dark only 5ish years into its trip. Even if they had continued sending colony ships out after this (and ti's hard to imagine that they would have), the first jump point was found less than 40 years after the launch of the Artemis, negating the need for such ships entirely. If it's the latter, how did the ship found by the General Dogsbody end up overlooked for so long? I assume that this ship would have been found in the outer reaches of Sol system -- again, Croshaw's discovery negated the need for such ships, right? -- so what was its intended destination? At the very least the ship's location should have indicated a heading, which would have provided enough evidence to narrow down the possibilities, correct?