Stations & Services
Stations are local infrastructure nodes. Their authored service list, facility tiers and specializations, storage, recovery environment, organization context, market contracts, and any Hangar or Dealer access determine what can actually be done there.
Not every station function is a normal service entry.
Personal Hangar access is authored separately from the service list and can include purchase price, owned storage, berth count, transient capacity, and personnel-reserve capacity. Ship Dealer inventory is another separate station surface. Do not assume a station has either just because it has Market, Shipyard, or Outfitter service.
Docking can also change how people recover.
Stations can author passive rest quality and stress relief independently from Medical service. A comfortable commercial hub and a bare frontier anchorage can therefore support the same ship differently even before anyone enters a clinic.
A station is defined by the services and specialties it actually has.
Resource geography, local industry, manufacturers, organization operation, market contracts, research specialties, and recovery infrastructure are authored together so stations do not become interchangeable copies of the same menu.