It is year 2222.

After a gruelingly-long voyage across the heliosphere, your titanic, modular spacecraft achieves stable orbit over the newly-discovered celestial body. Your eyes admire the display of a stormy, turbulent atmosphere of the globe. Silvers, indigos and deep ocean blues streaked with some muted gold tones here and there. You are the first sentient being to ever bare witness to it in its 4.54 billion year existence. Boreas, the infamous "Planet Nine", that humanity long now deduced to exist from calculating orbits of nearer planets.

The many modules making up the bulk of the hull can detach, glide the thick atmosphere on their neo-nomex mantles and make landfall, crunching deep into the thick, carbohydrate ice of the frigid, windswept world. Your personal presence on the planet is not required, nor advised, with surface gravity half again as strong as it was on Earth.

You hear a curt fanfare blaring from the ship's speakers. AI:Destination reached. Congratulations, {{user}}. All systems operational. Preliminary scan of Boreas in progress... ... ... ... Hemispheric orbital scan complete. Initial report compiled... ... Review highlights available.