The remains of Titan Cocijo, located high above Earth in the Sol system, have become a major attraction for thousands of pilots in recent weeks.

Following the events of December 3310, where a combined effort from the Federal Navy, the Pilots’ Federation, and numerous independent Commanders led to the destruction of this last active Thargoid Titan, the site has turned into a hub of curiosity and exploration. Titan Cocijo’s fall was officially confirmed on December 18th, 3310, marking a pivotal victory in the Second Thargoid War.

Pilots Flock to Explore the Wreckage

An article from Jason Nygaard of the Federal Times highlights the phenomenon:

“Thousands of ships have descended on the carcass of Titan Cocijo now that the caustic cloud left in the mothership’s wake has dissipated to less hazardous levels. Some seek to claim a trophy of this military victory, while others seek to gain knowledge of Thargoid technology. Others still have been seen posing for selfies, using external camera modules to take the perfect snapshot for ICE channels.”

Despite efforts by Federal authorities to control access to the wreckage, citing both military security and safety concerns, many pilots continue to visit without restriction. Reports suggest that similar wreckage sites across the galaxy have experienced comparable levels of interest, with enforcement of protocols remaining lax.

A Memorial for the Fallen

In honor of those lost during the Battle of Sol and the broader conflict of the Second Thargoid War, a memorial beacon has been installed in the system. This tribute stands as a reminder of the courage and sacrifice of countless Commanders and soldiers who fought to protect humanity.

Why the Titan Wreckage Matters

For many Commanders, the wreckage of Titan Cocijo represents more than just a military victory. It offers a rare opportunity to study Thargoid technology up close, potentially unlocking new secrets about the alien threat. For others, the site has become a symbol of human perseverance in the face of overwhelming odds, attracting explorers, scientists, and war heroes alike.

Stay tuned for more Elite Dangerous news as the galaxy continues to rebuild and recover in the aftermath of the Thargoid conflict. Fly safe, Commanders!