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First observed in <date>2053 Neo</date> by the [[temple ship]] [[Joel]] during a routine pause in deep space between jumps. It is a large chunk of rock, approximately 19 miles in length and with a pentagonal cross-section of side length 1.2 miles. The object appears to be primarily composed of basalt, with trace impuritiess of tin, aluminum and nephrite in nodes close to the surface.

The rock attracted interest on its discovery as it appeared to be intermittently emitting EM radiation at a frequency around 6nm. Subsequent exploratory missions found no trace of this transmission, concluding it to be a reflection of a signal coming from Joel or a result of gravitational diffraction of radiation from some nearby star.

In <date>945</date>, TNK-2053-n4 approached [[Poltaen]] and was captured by the star's gravity, becoming a pretty unremarkable asteroid. However, due to its unusual history, it retains the timetable code ZUC (as non-planet anomalies which need to be specified as a jump destination are allocated codes ZZZ, ZZY, ZZX etc. and TNK-2053-n4 is the 154th interstellar object interesting enough to need one)

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	In <date>945</date>, TNK-2053-n4 approached [[Poltaen]] and was captured by the star's gravity, becoming a pretty unremarkable asteroid. However, due to its unusual history, it retains the timetable code ZUC (as non-planet anomalies which need to be specified as a jump destination are allocated codes ZZZ, ZZY, ZZX etc. and TNK-2053-n4 is the 154th interstellar object interesting enough to need one)		In <date>945</date>, TNK-2053-n4 approached [[Poltaen]] and was captured by the star's gravity, becoming a pretty unremarkable asteroid. However, due to its unusual history, it retains the timetable code ZUC (as non-planet anomalies which need to be specified as a jump destination are allocated codes ZZZ, ZZY, ZZX etc. and TNK-2053-n4 is the 154th interstellar object interesting enough to need one)
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		+	The asteroid went missing after the events of the campaign [[OOC:Oasis, Shadow, Legacy, Mirror, Apogee‏\|Oasis/Shadow/Legacy/Mirror/Apogee]] in <date>842</date>. No investigation has been launched, and the official report if anyone asks will be that it was removed by the [[Nemesis]] as its orbit was at risk of decay.

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Angel at 22:26, 7 June 2012

Angel: Created page with "First observed in 2053 Neo by the temple ship Joel during a routine pause in deep space between jumps. It is a large chunk of rock, approximately 19 miles in..."