This is my favourite. I gave you 5 for writing even though you misspelled inventory. Don't get rid of anything, just add more mission tables! 

I "ran the simulation". Binky lost her heat ray on the way to the wreckage of the Mercator,  possibly during the accident that also cost her one health. On the flip-side, our engineer (with mind 1) was able to get some additional inventory training, thanks to a friendly traveller at a rest stop. 

During the mission, the crew were set upon by Sacvengers - a deadly drone to be precise, which was able to wound our soldier, Morgan. He dealt with the threat but sustained further injury. Undetterred, they pressed on,only to encounter a further incident. While retrieving thedatacore, Syliva witnessed the unsettling spectacle of a floating corpse pointing eerily into the void. 

Shaken, but not stirred, the crew made it back to the Победа, uploaded the datacore and received 70 credits as a reward. 

They're eagerly awaiting their next mission!

Holy cow, there's a lot of content here. It's really impressive that you got this much out in just 48 hours. Did you sleep?

Some initial comments:

• Your combat system just is in that annoying grey area between "streamlined and easy to run" and "crunchy and complex" where the rules are fairly simple but it's still complicated and annoying to play out an actual fight. If the game is about the people managing the missions, it would make much more sense to have a single die roll resolve the combat and be done with it. You win some, you lose some. Sometimes you beat the super powerful rock monster and sometimes you die to the monkey with a slingshot.
• Your humor is appreciated and it breaks up the big walls of text.
• You never explain when to use skill checks or what benefit they give you. You say "Roll 1d6 and add your stat" but never explain what value is "succeed" or "fail".

Honestly I really like the theme. With some adaptation, I would definitely use this as a minigame between Uncharted World missions.