U.S.S.S. Ursa Minor

The United States Space Station Ursa Minor was a deep space station joined with the U.S.S.S. Ursa Major by way of a wormhole. When the wormhole collapsed during the crisis in which the Major was destroyed by a renegade missile, all communication with the Minor was lost (though the crew's last received transmission is assumed to be one of distress). It is thought that the Ursa Minor was destroyed by the collapsing wormhole, but until a proper investigation can take place, any theory can only be taken as speculation.

Structure
The Ursa Minor was built in 6 separate primary modules with several minor ones connecting and supplementing them. Each module had its own specialization. At the end nearest to the wormhole connecting it to the Ursa Major is a receiving bay; the wormhole stabilization systems are in the next module; two research modules (with many supplementing modules around and between them) follow as the two largest sections; the crews living quarters, which include sleeping, bathing, and eating areas; and finally, the recreation and emergency module which includes one of two med-bays (the other being at the exact center of the station).

Crew
Major General Robert Burnside was the commanding officer of the station. His officers were Major Arin Jafari and Colonel Susan Blithe, both of whom were known to unpopular with their charges.

Final Transmission
The final transmission of the U.S.S.S. Ursa Minor is difficult to decypher, as most of the audio is broken and fragmented. [Meta note: There will be audio forthcoming, but it is not ready yet]