Tycho Station is a large, orbital facility located near the moon Tycho Crater. It serves as a hub for scientific research, mining operations, and space travel. The station is equipped with advanced technology to support various activities, including the extraction of resources from the lunar surface. The station is named after the Danish astronomer Tycho Brahe, known for his accurate astronomical observations. Tycho Station plays a crucial role in the exploration of space, providing a base for missions to other celestial bodies and facilitating international cooperation in space endeavors.