The voyage is underway
At fourteen she started talking to a camera because she couldn't talk to her father. She never stopped — and now it's aboard humanity's first deep-space ship.
Watch the first transmissionEpisode 01 · 17 minutes · free
The fragments propagate across social feeds. The full transmissions live here — uninterrupted, in full, on the channel they were always meant to broadcast on.
Launch day. Olivia says goodbye to Earth — and hello to whoever is listening.
First hours aboard the Pathfinder. A city of strangers, one camera.
The ship gets underway. Not everything loaded aboard is on the manifest.
The Pathfinder lights its engines for the long crossing out.
New transmissions arrive as the voyage unfolds.
Eighty-four thousand five hundred and twenty-two people left Earth aboard the SS Pathfinder, bound for Proxima Centauri b. This is the story of one of them — Olivia Locke, twenty-two, who started talking to a camera at fourteen, the year her father died, because she could not talk to him. She never stopped. Now the camera is the only one of its kind this far from home, and her mother watches every transmission from an empty house in Seattle and has never once commented. The mission is real, the crew are named, the corridors are mapped, and the archive grows with every transmission.
The world is open to wander — the crew files, the deck plans, the bridge itself in 360°. Some decks and files carry crew clearance, and more declassify as the story airs.
The SS Pathfinder in full 360° — the bridge, Market Row, the medbay — joined by real walks and lift rides. Board free at the bridge; crew clearance opens every deck.
Board the shipThe whole Operator seat included — early access, the Prompt Vault, the Cutting Room. The price rises as the library grows; founding members never pay more, whatever Longwave becomes. First 1,000 seats only.
Operators meet on the Discord.
Join the channelThe signal eventually reaches you.