An intermediate approach might be needed, where part of the crew observes individuals and the other observes large power structures. Though I admit my own understanding of such situations is limited, having more data seems to be ideal
This may very well be the best course of action. Voxen, the mission’s assigned Xyndri, and Raxor have both expressed interest in observing the work structures of Terrans. The main issue with doing so is accessibility.
Simply observing the work structures is difficult from afar. Observing them directly defeats the purpose of doing the observations altogether. This problem will likely require further thinking.
Lumina has already begun observing the outliers of Terran individuals. Though their choice of individuals is… questionable. Flying directly into the most viewed video logs located on the Terran data-site “YouTube.” Their speech patterns become more “Terran” with every passing Lum. But if this one’s Thalorix deems it to be a worthy cause, they may do with their time what they will.
This one has decided to observe the recent forays into greater space travel spearheaded by a conglomerate of Terrans on Sol-4’s Terran colony, Kratos-1. According to the Terran news sources, there is a scheduled launch within the next seven Terran Days.
This one is most excited as this is the first test launch to utilize a Subspace Resonation Engine! A workable SRE would see Terrans joining the Greater Galaxy within one to five Terran years rather than one to five Terran decades, even without Xylopthia interveneing!
This one knows this is shorter than is typical, but know that this one’s excitement is building! So on this, XD 4682C 4A 13L, TD 23rd of June, 2030, this is Elysia of Xylopthia, welcoming more Glorious Interaction, and signing off!