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Gagarin Station Gagarin Station is the largest deep space
station built by humanity, a 'Bernal Sphere' design with a
500-meter-diameter habitable area. It was constructed beyond
Pluto, nearly 80 Astronomical Units (12 billion kilometers) from
Sol. Moving crew and materials to this location bankrupted most
of the backers. Gagarin was placed at the inner edge of the
'heliopause' - the point at which the solar wind can no longer
push back the interstellar medium. It was built to test a number
of faster-than-light drive principles that theoretically could
only occur in interstellar space. The station was nicknamed
'Jump Zero,' as it was intended to be the jumping-off point for
humanity's expansion into the galaxy. Shortly after the station
was completed, the Prothean ruins were discovered on Mars,
rendering the entire effort moot. After struggling to make a
profit for a decade, Gagarin was sold to the Systems Alliance in
2159 for a fraction of its constr