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This message came in unexpectedly to Denice from a comms officer on 269z, It's an announcement. We don't know the expected orbit. The only reference I found to 269 is Kepler 269, which the catalog shows an A and a B, but no Z. But if there is human life on it, we likely wouldn't be told in any case, given the current situation on the Moon and Mars. There are ships capable of towing planets. Some are designed for that very purpose. Biospheres have their own means of relocating, and are generally synthetic planets with internal fleet hangars or hollowed out moons.
I have asked Denice if she could ask if they are from Kepler-269, if comms are still available. I'll post the reply when/if it comes. I also found this tweet about the Kepler system: https://x.com/ThePopTingz/status/1704572967844200765
September 26, 2024 2:00 PM CST
Denice: Getting a transmission. Laptop is frozen. Going to share it here if you all do not mind.
MARGUARITE: THIS IS MARGUARITE. EXOPLANET 269z. ENTERING THE NEAR ORBIT . THESE TRANSMISSIONS ARE TO ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL.
MARGUARITE: THESE NEW PLANETARY ALIGNMENTS ARE NOT COMMON. NOT EXPECTED.
MARGUARITE: OUR EXOPLANET IS TO ALIGN IN THE ORBIT. WITHIN THE ORBIT OF THE GREAT SOL. THE EARTH STAR.
MARGUARITE: THERE IS NOT A MOMENT TO WASTE NOW. COMMUNICATIONS WILL BE DISRUPTED. WE ARE YOUR FAMILY. WE GREET YOU WITH OPEN HEARTS AND OPEN ARMS. AS WE RETURN HOME.
Margaret (from our group): Denice, did you reply to Marguerite?
Denice: This morning I got a message that I thought was in French. Went to work focused on my job.
Denice: This message pushed through while [redacted] and I were reflecting on our day.
MARGUARITE: YES. AND BEYOND THE “KOO-PLAY”. M.
