Corporation: Information

First, at Navigator Nexus for Advanced Reconnaissance, we've taken this fine art of bookmarking and morphed it into a sort of spectacle, sometimes brushing up against the absurd. Picture in your mind that crack team of interstellar explorers equipped with the most advanced technology known to humankind, and yet the most common place we go is a spot we call "Oops, Wrong System.".

In a galaxy full of uncharted stars and too numerous to count, NNFAR does things a bit differently. Our bookmarks aren't just a listing of coordinates, they're more like accounts of our most brilliant failures. Like that one time when we confused a black hole with what looked like a really nice picnic area. Still trying to live that one down.

Our advanced bookmarking system is unparalleled, probably because no one else has been fully crazy enough to adopt a navigation strategy best described as bold guesswork. Our unofficial motto, "To boldly bookmark where no one has ever bookmarked before," has served us well, except on those occasions when it doesn't, particularly whenever we find ourselves floating in the middle of a supernova's anger.

The result? A galactic roadmap as erratic as it is whimsical. We've routed paths to breathtaking vistas, tumbled into cosmic cul-de-sacs, and-most embarrassing of all, set bookmarks that lead us straight back to our own docking bay. But navigating the stars isn't about reaching a destination; it's about delight in diversions along the way.

NNFAR isn't accepting recruits, but our motley collection of bookmarks tells a story of a crew that takes as much pleasure in the detours as it does the destinations. Every misadventure was laughed through, and often, once we were aiming only for that nearby trading post, we hit upon some amazing nebula. In space, no one can hear you scream, but they can surely hear us laughing.