Mass Effect's SSV Normandy SR1 Returns to No Man's Sky with a re-run of previous expeditions

Hello Games are giving us all another chance to grab some cool stuff in No Man's Sky, like Mass Effect's SSV Normandy SR1 with various expeditions. They're bringing back different expeditions to celebrate another year.

What exactly are expeditions? They're special time-limited events where you're given a series of tasks to do, and going through them will net you some special rewards.

The re-run expedition timeline starts today:

• Beachhead: 7th Nov - 18th | Nov The inhabitants of the Space Anomaly have detected something impossible: a fluctuation in history already written. A new pattern is emerging in the stories of the ancient Gek, Korvax, and Vy’keen. Something is coming: a legendary weapon that always appears whenever it is needed...
• Titan: 19th Nov - 2nd Dec | Chart a dazzling array of new stars and new worlds formed in Worlds Part II: gas giants, endless oceans and cloud-skimming mountains. Earn exclusive rewards, including a unique living ship dredged from the inky depths of a water world.
• Relics: 3rd Dec - 16th Dec | Sign up with the Galactic Palaeology Society and join the community on a journey to recreate ancient lifeforms, uncover secrets left undisturbed for millennia, and earn a complete living stone appearance override.
• Corvette: 17th Dec - 30th Dec | Your former starship has been damaged beyond repair, and the Sentinel horde is closing in. Assemble your own corvette-class starship, maximise its stats and potential, and take refuge amongst the stars! Earn an array of exclusive rewards, including the one-of-a-kind Mecha Mouse robotic companion.
• Breach: 31st Dec - 13th Jan | Traverse a desolate and abandoned universe, confronting both the awe and the horror that lurks in deep space. Follow the tale of the ill-faded Fireship Arcadia, step into zero-gravity, and scavenge modules from its wreckage to enhance your own corvette builds. Complete milestones to earn a set of ancient, powerful Atlas-themed corvette modules.

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The announcement ended with a reminder of work ongoing for their next game, but they also teased that "we already have so much more content planned and in active development" for No Man's Sky. I'm properly excited to see what else they have cooking, as they've added some really incredible features to the game over the last year or so through a bunch of major free updates.