Challenge
You and your team just recovered a the final transmission of the lost space colonial crew of the USS Clarke. The message seemed very short and cryptic. What did it say? Is it a warning? A journal entry? A last confession?
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The cooperation of the six most influential agencies, monitor other planets rotation around the Sun, was only waiting to terminate one last expedition.
The CNSA and JAXA shuttle, Heinlein, was sent to Venus with an all female crew, returned a little over a year.
The Roscosmos and ISRO, shuttle Asimov, returned from Mars 3 years after the launch.
The only left, NASA and ESA shuttle, Clarke, was the hardest one. They were expected to spend 5 years in solitude on Jupiters, Evropa. But our reconnection after the solitude was greeted only by:
"It can only be attributable to human error."