Approach

After traveling 280 million kilometers in 2 years, Astra Sailor finally started to get pulled into Saranus, and while this was happening, scientific data was collected along with pictures. The data collected showed the Kerbals that there are 4 moons Orbiting Saranus: Hale, Ovok, Eeloo, Slate, and Tekto. After taking a look at many of the moons, Tekto was selected as the prime place to explore with the probe that was onboard the Titan Cronus.

Capture

Hour by hour, the Astra Sailor came closer and closer to Saranus. When it was at its Perigee, it fired its thrusters to slow down to an orbital speed. After this, it released the Titan Cronus Probe to allow for it to be free and roam the Saranus system. After this happened, the Astra Sailor returned back to Celestial Shores in Laythe.

Maneuvering

Now that the Titan Cronus Probe was free to do whatever it wanted around Saranus, its first objective was to go explore Tekto, and what made it so special. At the start of the burn, all was going good, until a radiator started to malfunction. Due to this malfunction, the burn was abruptly ended, and the probe went into safe mode for a full orbit. Then, after a full orbit, it resumed it's mission toward Tekto.

Arrival

After coasting in orbit for 15 days, the probe finally made it to Tekto. Now, all that the probe needed to do was slow down, and it did so perfectly. Now, scientific experiments started to run, and the data showed that Tekto had an exosphere that went all the way to 900 kilometers. Furthermore, surface scans showed that Tekto had surface liquids, and also resources.

Tekto Exploration

Now that Tekto was found to be an ideal place to set up a colony around Saranus, the explorer probe was launched off of the Titan Cronus, and it fired its retro-thrusters to enter the atmoshpere. After atmospheric entry, beautiful sights were seen, and clouds were detected too. Oddly enough, the surface liquid was seen too, as the probe landed right on a beach! After it landed gracefully, scientific data starting piling in, showing that the atmosphere is made up of 97% nitrogen, and 3% chlorine. Furthermore, this atmosphere reaches out to 95 kilometers, while the surface gravity is fairly weak at 2.45 m/s^2. Now, most intriguingly, the ocean seems to be made up of Ethane, or a form of crude oil. How odd, could this mean there was plant life here before that produced this carbon fuel? Another piece of data indicates that the atmosphere is very windy, but somehow not corrosive like EVE's.