Sullivan-Myers Space Station

The International Union Galactic Space Station MZ-3, more commonly refereed to as Sullivan-Myers Station, is a habited Space Station orbiting Kyper I. Currently, its population is 85,000 people, with 157,000 temporary workers.

Pre-Planning
During the First Galactic Era, in 2134, United Nations Space Expeditions found the Kyper System 159 Light Years out from the Main Colonies, The Kyper system itself isn't that big, at three planets and one sun, Exodus. But, it aligned with the proposed expansion plan by 2400. In 2139, the newly founded International Union (IU) bought the rights to the planet at about 91 Million Dollars.

In 2294, during the Second Galactic Era, IU began building space stations orbiting planets. These space stations, named the Mounting Planet Station, or MZ's, were easier to build than the UN's Galactic Space Platforms, or GSP. On Kyper I, Edith Sullivan and Jacob Myers began building the anchor for the station as it was built. By 2301, Space Station MZ-3, named the Sullivan-Myers Station, began service.

Popularity
Due to its location in a major space warp region, Sullivan-Myers has grown as a massive colony. During the peak of the Second Galactic Era and the Galactic Rush, 490,000 people passed thru the Kyper System, and with that movement, some stayed at the station. By 2350, the station had 50,000 people. A Phase 2 plan to build an addition to the station began in 2349, and completed in 2357. In 2361, it reached its max population of 132,000 permeant residnece. Soon after their peak, the Galactic Rush ended, thus most people headed toward the Citidel and Mars Intergalactic Station.

In 2402, Only 45,000 residents remains. Since then, the population has steadily grown to 85,000. As of now, they operate a port, trade center, administrative building, and residential.