Due to the extreme velocity and linear trajectory that was preset when the intergalactic exploratory Probe Evad was launched, the fabrication module of Probe Evad will assemble and release sub-probes to investigate points of interest along its preprogrammed path throughout the Universe.

Unlike Probe Evad, which has on-board power recharging technologies, the sub-probes are only equipped with short-term power modules, limiting their exploratory capabilities. Probe Evad can, however, alter the size and mission capabilities of each sub-probe based on independent needs analysis of points of interest as they arise.

As each sub-probe is released, it separates itself from its Communication Relay Pod, which remains within the flight trajectory of Probe Evad, while the sub-probe itself proceeds on its way to its programmed destination.  Subsequently, Probe Evad’s transmissions will consist of a random collection of reports as they are relayed by the Communication Relay Pods of the released sub-probes.