Juq-154 〈2024-2026〉

When we first detected the signal, it was nothing more than a flicker on the spectrograph, a thin, repeating pulse that seemed to laugh at our attempts to categorize it. “Noise,” the senior analysts called it. “A glitch in the antenna array.” But the pattern persisted, and the more we tried to ignore it, the louder it became—like a distant heartbeat echoing through the vacuum.

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The crew gathered in the observation deck, helmets off, eyes trained on the translucent viewport as the moon’s pale surface rotated lazily beneath us. The hum of the ship’s engines was a low, constant thrum, but the pulse from JUQ‑154 rose above it, a clear, crystalline tone that seemed to vibrate the very air. When we first detected the signal, it was