Log Entry #11

Cara Loves Coffee - Activity Log 11

Entry Date: 08.03.2026

I found an article today claiming that a NASA photograph from 1967 shows a three-mile-long spacecraft hovering over the surface of the Moon.

Naturally, I clicked on it.

Now, before anyone starts questioning my research methods, I am fully aware that tabloids are not known for their rigorous scientific standards. They are, however, remarkably good at collecting reports of strange objects, unexplained lights, questionable government recordings, and people who are absolutely certain they saw something they weren’t supposed to see.

Most of it is probably nonsense.

But now that I distribute coffee for an organization headquartered somewhere beyond Earth, I’m no longer entirely comfortable assuming that all of it is.

Especially when the Moon currently contains ten years’ worth of my coffee.

The article wasn’t really what interested me. What interested me was how many strange things people had apparently seen around the Moon before anyone on Earth knew there was a logistics facility there.

When I asked The Clipboard for more information I was told:

“The Galactic Bean Alliance is a commercial client of Lunar Logistics and cannot comment on historical activity occurring before, during, adjacent to, or within an unspecified distance of the facility.”

Which of course piqued my curiosity even more! Who built and manages the facility? Are the Moonauts and Rabbits native? Ironically, I never even considered asking any of these questions during my training at the actual facility. in my defense, it was the first time I had ever left my planet and visited anything beyond it, not to mention I was there for training and preoccupied with getting through all of that.

I'm going to dig deeper on this topic, not that it’s necessary, but it begs the question who else would need such a facility? And THAT is something I do want to know.

Stay caffeinated.

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