In 2061, humanity's expansion across the cosmos has left the solar system drowning in debris. The Ecological Police Force exists to monitor and contain the growing threat of space pollution before it becomes catastrophic. When a routine cleanup operation goes sideways, an officer finds himself caught between bureaucratic indifference and the terrifying reality of what unchecked waste can do to orbital infrastructure. What starts as a straightforward environmental enforcement mission spirals into something far more complicated. The crew discovers that the problem runs deeper than negligence or accident. Someone knows the truth about the pollution crisis, and they're willing to bury it along with anyone who gets too close. As systems fail and resources dwindle, the officer must decide whether to follow protocol or expose what's really threatening humanity's future in space. This is hard sci-fi grounded in real consequences. Expect claustrophobic tension, moral ambiguity, and the kind of ending that sticks with you precisely because it refuses easy answers. It's for viewers who want their space stories haunted by practical problems rather than interstellar adventure.