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It just so happened that they would be passing though a very remote area that was the last known location of the Degasi. So another "space country" that the Degasi where a part of payed the "space country" that built the aurora to use its very well make scanning tech to take a look for them.
It was known in advance that the most likely world in that area was a water world so the ship was quipped with vehicles for that purpose, should they fine anything.
otherwise the plan was to just turn up, do a quick scan, say "thanks for the free lunch" and move off to go do the real job their out here for.
Due to a mistake on the part of the crew the ship ended up a lot closer to the planet than intended, resulting in it triggering the big gun.
And on to the rest of your comment
Yeah, the number of people they had for voice actors is a small one, so a lot of the characters you hear from in the game are played by the same people. With the person that did both of those characters, I agree, having a very recognisable tone of voice.