KORU Spaceship Carrier Navigation Deck. Sci-Fi Radio Chatter. Sci-Fi Ambiance for Sleep & Relaxation

It's a new day aboard the Federation space station orbiting exoplanet Trappist 1F. Our mission is to carry out patrol flights over the mining colonies on the planet and observe the situations during the flights. The safety of the crazy miners below belongs to us. Status and information of the spaceships in the squadron on the screens. Keep an eye on them and enter the data on the logs. The fleet engineer's job is important, so be careful.

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[rogertemple]

Your security team are here on the navigation deck watching over
everything making sure all is alright take care and thanks.🇺🇲🤠🇺🇲

[vladimirandrejic]

Thank you im gonna sleep with this tonight

[idotroger]

This one is perfect. Theres enough going on, but it’s all subtle and real. Perfect balance, well done.

[damon]

I just got here and I've been in the service a long time. Let me tell you I thought I'd seen every HUD, panel, and comm station known to man, until now.

[pjmaas]

Thanks for everything you do for your community. I am making a request because I've seen you take them into consideration sometimes and I watch your videos every day.

I code at work and what I look for is essentially computer noises, beeps, humming and and lab ambience. I loved your ISS Nishimura ambience and would love to see more computer lab ones similar to it w/o rain or chatter. Love your work!

[manricobianchini]

Very cool. How about making a Spacedock control center one? 😊

[LookSharpFeelSharpBeSharp]

Damn, spilled my coffee all over this stuff.

[LoneTiger]

😺😺😸😸😻 5/5 Tigers.
This is a great sound, bass and treble are well-balanced, no adjustments needed, the chatter fits perfectly, and it's not distracting, volume had to be increased by 90% to mute all other noises, slept very well this past night with this sound playing in the background. 👍

[seriamaugenlicher]

How is it going everything? Don't hurry, we have got all the time we need to finish the checks before leaving this orbit.

[captbob]

"That man's playing Galaga!"

[xierus]

Do you have a playlist of the space station/bridge w/ radio chatter?

[HereForTheComments]

Long ago, in the year 2016 AD, the Transiting Planets and Planetesimals Small Telescope found this planet. Let us remember the giants who came before us, whose shoulders we stand on. All this that surrounds us? This is their work.

[martinknox]

22nd July 2259

We have been in battle 6 weeks now. In that time, we have pushed the Helgans away from one planet in this system. The 90th and 21st fleets had a hand in this, but the 90th fleet has pulled out of the fight. They arrived with 800 ships and have left with 137. We understand why they have pulled out. Far too many losses.

The Helgans have taken a serious beating too, but their fleet is the biggest any of us have ever seen. We have destroyed several of their carriers, which is now hampering their abilities here, but they're still very formidable. The 90th lost four carriers. As for ourselves, we haven't lost a carrier yet, we did however have a close call yesterday, one of ours was struck but is still 76% operational.

Mote to follow, this battle is slowly being won

Navigation officer Abul Hassan, signing off

[martinknox]

8th July 2259

I'm on board the E.S Winston Churchill, part of a carrier group in the 15th fleet, operating in the Trappist system.

Over the course of the last 2 weeks, we have been engaged in battle with the Helgan 24th fleet. The Helgans have made huge gains since being here, as they have ships over every planet.

The 15th fleet is big and powerful enough to hold off an invasion, but we have called for help, the 21st, 8th, 587th and 90th fleets have all responded. Over the last 2 weeks we have made the Helgans pay dearly for invading the system, but we have also wracked up a heavy butcher's bill of our own. I have no idea how long this battle will take, but just going by the numbers, this is the largest naval battle since the start of the war. Everyone here knowsvwhst is at stake. This is is a system Earth cannot afford to lose.

Navigation officer Abul Hassan, signing off