ALFOS 1 has been going through its paces while we've been on extended leave from the Berkeley Suite. After a change of oil & spark plugs ALFOS 1 was good to go on a test flight. While on that test flight ALFOS 1 experienced a massive gravitational pull to another galaxy. This wasn't a slight variation from our planned trajectory; this galaxy is far, far away..
Transmission Mission Control is constantly monitoring ALFOS 1's position & velocity using a network of ground stations. Unfortunately Transmission Ground Control wont have ALFOS 1 back for the planned 4th Oct blast off, New launch date is Sat 11th Oct.
We've already meticulously planned the journey home for the 9th Oct. We are monitoring that every minute through precise calculations & any further deviations will be brought back on track with corrective measures guided Mission Control.
Hands up, I sent ALFOS 1 out for that test flight so it's my lost in space moment, very sorry if that's upset any travel plans already made.