Will Weissbaum · Associate Narrative Director

They still are, and they're still a foundational part of the lore we do. I still reference them to this day when writing historical things, to get grounded in, okay, where in our history is this taking place? Or when we've been fleshing in more and more of that timeline. It's impressive.

Dave Haddock · Narrative Director

Yeah, they hold up. Because again, it was that thing of, it was 900 years of history, so it was like, what are the main kind of landmarks? And thankfully, they've still kind of held up, and we're able to still kind of point to them.

Jared Huckaby · Host, Community

And if you're interested in checking out those time capsules, you can go to robertsspaceindustries.com, then go to Comm-Link, and then there's a series pull-down, and it's not alphabetical. But somewhere in the middle there, you'll see Time Capsule and you can find all those comics.

Dave Haddock · Narrative Director

And then I would sort it by old to new. So you start basically with present day and then it'll take you all the way up to... But it's a great crash course. We had to do kind of an onboarding lore primer thing, and that's my first recommendation: if you want a real high-level overview of what the kind of crux of the universe is, start with the old and go to the modern day and you'll be kind of conversational.