Expedition crew

Mira Solano commands Mission Avenra and is responsible for crew safety, operating decisions and coordination between flight and scientific work. She holds a master's degree in systems engineering and has led remote expeditions involving instrument deployment, emergency planning and small-team operations. Her preparation combines vehicle-system training with field leadership and mission simulation. On Avenra, she oversees the transition from remote observation to crewed fieldwork and the decisions governing when an activity proceeds, pauses or ends.

Jonah Reyes is responsible for Avenra's vehicle operations, guidance and remote-instrument deployment. He holds a degree in aerospace engineering and completed professional flight-test and autonomous-systems training. His work has included simulation, flight-system verification and the integration of remotely operated vehicles with scientific payloads. During the expedition he plans maneuvers, monitors vehicle condition and coordinates deployment and recovery with the mission commander and science team.

Sana Idris leads Avenra's field observations of living systems. She holds a doctorate in plant ecology, with research focused on organisms and communities living under limited light, water and nutrient conditions. Her experience combines botanical fieldwork, ecological sampling and interpretation of interactions across species and habitats. On Avenra she works with imagery, sound and physical samples to distinguish recorded behavior from competing explanations. Her botanical training provides comparative methods; unfamiliar organisms are classified through observation rather than assumed to be Earth plants.