What to know
Roberts Space Industries has developed the Zeus Mk II ES, a multi-crew exploratory spacecraft specifically engineered for the purpose of exploration. With the Zeus ES, scanning, navigation, compact support equipment, and enough range help the crew examine what lies beyond a...
Zeus ES specifications
Take the Zeus ES beyond mapped routes
The Zeus ES does more than mark a location. After using the long-range systems, scanner suite, and vehicle space, the crew can investigate the site and return with maps, samples, or detailed records. Sensors, navigation tools, supplies, and onboard support give the Zeus ES the equipment needed to investigate beyond familiar routes and still plan the return. The RSI Zeus Mk II ES comes with a cargo area sporting up to 32 SCU of storage.

What keeps the Zeus ES operating far from port
With the Zeus ES, scanning, navigation, compact support equipment, and enough range help the crew examine what lies beyond a familiar path.

Development note: The Zeus ES is flight ready and entered the live game in Alpha 3.24.2. Because Star Citizen remains in active development, specifications, features, and imagery may change over time.
Zeus ES' expedition equipment
The Zeus ES connects the long-range systems, scanner suite, and vehicle space to navigation, surface work, supplies, and life aboard so the expedition can continue away from port.
Sensors, navigation tools, supplies, and onboard support give the Zeus ES the equipment needed to investigate beyond familiar routes and still plan the return.
The RSI Zeus Mk II ES comes with a cargo area sporting up to 32 SCU of storage.
Compact living facilities give the Zeus ES' crew a place to rest and manage longer missions away from port.
The crew can review and record sensor results before changing course to investigate.
The ship carries the equipment needed to move from orbital survey to hands-on exploration.
The Zeus ES long-range expedition package
The Zeus ES is built for a small crew to travel beyond routine routes with improved sensors, added fuel, and practical onboard support. Cargo space and crew facilities give the expedition somewhere to keep supplies and anything worth bringing home.

Extended range, stronger scanning, and room for the away team
Use the long-range systems, scanner suite, and vehicle space to decide which signal, location, or route deserves more of the Zeus ES's time and supplies.
Move from remote sensing to hands-on exploration when the Zeus ES finds a site worth studying.
Save the maps, samples, and scan records gathered through the long-range systems, scanner suite, and vehicle space for the journey home.
From first scan to useful findings
The Zeus ES goes during a closer investigation by combining the long-range systems, scanner suite, and vehicle space with the crew, surface equipment, supplies, and range needed to investigate and return.

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Plan the expedition before leaving support
Route, fuel, supplies, hazards, and the intended fieldwork define whether the Zeus ES can complete the planned exploration expedition.
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Survey the destination before deploying people or vehicles
Aboard the Zeus ES, the investigation begins with the long-range systems, scanner suite, and vehicle space, while supplies, surface access, and navigation keep the crew prepared for the return.
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Take the investigation beyond a map marker
The Zeus ES carries field equipment so the expedition can examine the site instead of simply marking its location.
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Protect the findings and the route home
The expedition ends when the Zeus ES delivers its crew and findings safely.
Zeus ES' exploration systems
The Zeus ES uses its long-range systems, scanner suite, and vehicle space to start an investigation, then provides the range, field equipment, supplies, and living space needed to continue away from port.
The Zeus Mk II ES carries an expanded radar package for finding routes, hazards, and points worth investigating.
The Zeus ES carries two forward Size 4 lasers, a ventral remote turret with two Size 3 repeaters, and two Size 4 missile racks loaded with eight Size 2 missiles in total.
For the Zeus ES, route planning and fuel awareness give the crew enough margin to use the scanner suite beyond familiar stops.
Inside the Zeus ES, equipment, storage, and access help the crew investigate a discovery once a promising site is found.
The Zeus ES is built to explore and return safely
Navigation, surface work, supplies, and the trip home all belong to the same expedition plan.

Follow promising scans with closer field work
The crew uses the Zeus ES' long-range systems, scanner suite, and vehicle space to investigate the destination while managing navigation, fieldwork, supplies, and the journey home.
Choose a destination the Zeus ES can reach, investigate, and return from with confirmed findings.
The Zeus ES' crew uses the long-range systems, scanner suite, and vehicle space to decide what deserves closer investigation and which equipment should leave the ship.
The Zeus ES combines long-range supplies, maintenance access, and secure storage with the long-range systems, scanner suite, and vehicle space for work far from port.
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