Keegan Space Station Array

The Keegan Space Station Array, or KSSA, is a solar-system wide array of Keeganium alloy capsules and space stations, used for various tasks such as extracting gases from Jupiter's red dot, or establishing a housing colony on the rings of Saturn. These stations are all interconnected in communications through the KDSCS or Keegan Deep Space Communication System, which uses the concept of Keeged Pairs to defy the theory of relativity and the time communications need to travel.
The map can be found here.
== Categorization ==
The Stations and Capsules fall under several classes.
Class 1 is any superstation meant to hold upwards of 5,000 people or humanoid robots. There are currently only 10 class 1 stations. 1 for each of the following planets: Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. The remaining two are beyond Neptune in the dwarf planets.
Class 2 are multi-satellite groups used to collect data or energy, occasionally even matter from a celestial body. One such example is the Gas collector on Jupiter paired with its Class 1 superstation. Also, the KDSCS is classified as class 2.
* Class 2.1 are manned systems.
* Class 2.2 are automatic.
Class 3 are material transport ships.
Class 4 are personnel transport ships.
Class 5 are single satellite observation or collection stations. These are subcategorized the same way as class 2 stations.
== Notable Contributions ==
While the source of most Keeganium has been from the Keegan Prefecture, the mines do not have the output needed for the regime's more ambitious projects, so heavy gasses and materials are transported to Jacobopolis for refinery into Keeganium metal from the depths of space.