Aurora Prime is the public-facing atlas for the orbital city layer: a controlled gateway for renderings, future book visuals, and website-safe subsystem pages while private CAD and unpublished technical files remain offline.
The page now uses the same ADS Space Systems header language as Orbital Infrastructure. It is structured as a real branch hub, not a mixed legacy shell, with working module cards and local imagery.
All cards point to existing branch folders or known related hubs.
Full two-ring orbital layout, central superstructure, public decks, service zones, and expansion geometry.
Open Section →Warehousing, cargo routing, emergency resupply, internal transport, receiving corridors, and depot movement.
Open Section →Civilian, utility, transport, and support craft tied to the orbital complex.
Open Section →Docking arms, shuttle interfaces, recovery corridors, and station traffic choreography.
Open Section →Medical continuity, trauma response, quarantine routing, and clinical infrastructure interface.
Open Section →Station energy architecture, resilient power blocks, reserves, and safety containment.
Open Section →Waste-to-feedstock recovery, water loops, material routing, and closed-loop operation.
Open Section →Volatile handling, ore intake, refinery logic, storage, and export routing.
Open Section →Station intelligence, scheduling, human/system interface, and operations coordination.
Open Section →Civic control, station law, security operations, and emergency coordination.
Open Section →Commerce, civic services, social spaces, and resident-facing station infrastructure.
Open Section →Residential areas, hospitality modules, service corridors, privacy zones, and comfort systems.
Open Section →Residential modules, parks, public corridors, shelter loops, and orbital life products.
Open Section →Agriculture, food systems, kitchens, markets, and station sustainment loops.
Open Section →Innovation labs, prototype spaces, fabrication support, and station research zones.
Open Section →Schools, training centers, public learning spaces, and orbital workforce preparation.
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