Space

The Scorpioship doing a Mars flyby. Double plasmoionic arcojects sucks the residual cosmic hydrogen and dark matter interstellar media to produce near to light speed travel. Minimal aerodynamic surfaces allows for smooth landing on planets with atmosphere. Stingtail provides a defense deterrent in case of unfriendly aliens encounters. Pilot and co-pilot have a comfortable tandem cabin with hybernation benches and plenty of view on the depths of Space. The On Board Computer is good enough to cover interstellar travels so a tight sleep is guaranteed.

At the window watching a Moon crescent while drinking tea on Key-El base, still stuck with the common Earthlings. Some reflections on the glass while the teleportating device warms-up just before the hyperspeed warp jump. Will this Moon find her place in the World or not, that is the question still unaswered today when the World is drifting apart and away more than ever.
Perhaps she can be accepted as part of the "Starcutter" crew which is preparing to sail to Cu-Planet in the System of Mendeleyeff.

Sailing will take long time at sub-light velocities pushed by the stars radiations but this may not be a problem if sufficient tea is provided on board.
The dynatron drivers complements propulsion similarly to the Scorpioship engines but they are optimized for slower speeds.
Drifting is countered by magnetoreactor coils installed in the hull appendages. Sailing requires skills similar to the one used for centuries on water oceans, just a bit more of math will do.

On the route we find a satellite of a planet far away, full of bubbles from the boiling oceans. Birds are flying on tall rocks surfacing at the horizon. The red color of the planet and its rings reflects in the sea surface and stones. The land with small bushes, eroded cliffs and sandy beaches seems a very hospitable one if one does not mind the boiling copper oceans and a silicon based biology with semiconductor-neurons brains communicating by microwaves over thousands of kilometers and feeding directly from the nearby stars energy spectrum.
One can even sail on such seas provided the hull is made of ceramic with non sticking nanocoatings. Actually sliding on melted metal can be even fun and additional propulsion can be implemented by exploiting magneto-hydro-dynamics.

For better fun a quick jump out of the ship and go with Kitesurfing on outer space radiation waves.
Do not forget your radiation hardened space cuit unless you want to be coocked and eaten by the aliens as a soft shell crab in the salad.

The nearby star blows material from its magnetic tunnels and some of it reaches the small planet who collects a stone ring of captured asteroids.
The planet does not offer great shielding from the radiation, it is more a potato-like giant asteroid so we shall not bother to stop there and we shall keep travelling and set our sails to better places.