The Polar Owl is a giant imperial ship (B class) with a unique camouflage system that allows it to blend into the spatial background. Equipped with powerful energy guns and protective shields, it is designed to carry out strategic operations in deep space. Its modular compartments can be quickly adapted for a variety of tasks, from troop transportation to scientific research. The Polar Owl is an ideal ally in intergalactic conflicts and research missions.

The Polar Owl uses active and passive camouflage technologies: the stealth code system changes the reflection of radar signals, and adaptive photonic camouflage allows the ship to simulate the surrounding space, making it practically invisible to the enemy's eyes.

The Polar Owl has modular compartments for rapid conversion, autonomous energy systems with high efficiency, as well as integrated AI control systems to optimize tactical decisions. These technologies make the ship a universal tool in space operations.

Polar Owl uses highly sensitive infrared cameras, AI-based image processing systems for object recognition and communication technologies for real-time data transmission.

In case of an emergency, the Polar Owl uses the full potential of its 15 MHz inert core to quickly retreat from the battlefield.

The cruiser has a huge number of guns, from small 750mm to huge 5000mm on the back of the ship.

The ship's crew consists of 60 people, which is 2 times more than that of the MSTA - 1 (My 2nd project ship) :

-- 10 people - control of the ship from the upper deck, control of navigation systems, angle of rotation, coordination, etc.

-- 10 people - control of the main guns of the ship-- 10 people - control of the ship's additional guns from the lower deck

-- 10 people - staff of the main hangar of the ship, entrance/exit checkpoint, security cameras, security of the main hangar, etc.

-- 1 person - the commander of the ship

-- 1 person is the deputy commander of the ship

-- 10 people - emergency departure service during an attack or emergency from the main hangar

-- 8 people - ship engineers, mechanics