If the reference to a "siren" does point to a pulsar or neutron star then there's a problem with the Bootes Void. It doesn't seem to have either one - no reference I can find online on this void mentions any.
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If the reference to a "siren" does point to a pulsar or neutron star then there's a problem with the Bootes Void. It doesn't seem to have either one - no reference I can find online on this void mentions any.
There was a system I came across ages ago that had 8 neutron stars around a black hole . I dont remember the system now and I dont have it logged on pc cause this was found on xbox. I'm going to have to dust the thing off and launch elite there and cross reference systems I discovered. Hopefully they haven't turned off xbox elite yet.
So that's that hypothesis demolished, then. Any other voids out there?
COL 285 SECTOR IV-N A36-1 - it exists. This is normal in the bubble. Most boxel names have "human readable" system names first.
You can still search for the boxel name and it will take you to the system.
What's more, many systems will have multiple alternative names, starting with "human readable", catalogue references like HIP and HD, constellation names like "LAMBDA ANDROMEDAE" or "MU CASSIOPEIA", constellation index names, like "3 CASSIOPEIA" (those tend to overlap with constellation names and in that case often they get combined like "8 SIGMA CASSIOPEIA" (this one is hard to guess, and if you ever need to find something like that, it's easiest to find the star on wikipedia, and find out its HD catalogue reference - HD references seem to work very reliably).
On top of that some stars may exist in multiple boxels - the obvious ones are nebula stars, which appear on the map with nebula boxel name, but you will also find them under their container boxel if you iterate through the boxel numbers - since boxels can overlap this can be non-obvious which particular boxel has what you actually want to find. There is also a situation where some boxels overlap and stars on the boundaries may have two boxel indicators, which you normally don't see but if you scan systems by boxels you'll find that quite often.
Then there are bugs in the map like "D VELORUM" - there are actually 2 separate systems, which got indexed by INARA as a single entity.
You can still search for the boxel name and it will take you to the system.
What's more, many systems will have multiple alternative names, starting with "human readable", catalogue references like HIP and HD, constellation names like "LAMBDA ANDROMEDAE" or "MU CASSIOPEIA", constellation index names, like "3 CASSIOPEIA" (those tend to overlap with constellation names and in that case often they get combined like "8 SIGMA CASSIOPEIA" (this one is hard to guess, and if you ever need to find something like that, it's easiest to find the star on wikipedia, and find out its HD catalogue reference - HD references seem to work very reliably).
On top of that some stars may exist in multiple boxels - the obvious ones are nebula stars, which appear on the map with nebula boxel name, but you will also find them under their container boxel if you iterate through the boxel numbers - since boxels can overlap this can be non-obvious which particular boxel has what you actually want to find. There is also a situation where some boxels overlap and stars on the boundaries may have two boxel indicators, which you normally don't see but if you scan systems by boxels you'll find that quite often.
Then there are bugs in the map like "D VELORUM" - there are actually 2 separate systems, which got indexed by INARA as a single entity.
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Have you (or anyone else looked into the "letters" that appear BEFORE the landscape signal?
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Well, there's this.
Region 18, the Inner Orion Spur, is where Sol is.
source: https://elite-dangerous.fandom.com/wiki/The_Void
You could also take this more literally and there are neutron stars far below and above the galactic plane, both regions could be easily considered "void" and the lower one would be the "deepest void"? I don't believe that's the solution, but that's a fun expedition on its own merit anyway. You probably want to take a carrier there though since if you make a neutron jump there, you're probably not coming back.
Also, I'd argue that if this is meant to be a sector, then "the abyss" (sector 40) would fit better as the "deepest void".
Exciting prospect
But it's very unlikely that the Dark Wheel, or Raxxla for that matter, is in Region 42. The Orbis station of the Dark Wheel must have been one of the earliest such stations set up by Brewer corp since the org has existed from pretty much the beginning of hyperspace flight. It can't be very far from Sol.
Yes, but material on that sector is very hard to come by. It's very difficult to figure out how that translates to a directional pointer without data
Yes, but material on that sector is very hard to come by. It's very difficult to figure out how that translates to a directional pointer without data
If the Abyss is the place, and you happen to be in the bubble, then the Abyss is on exactly opposite end of the galaxy, and the siren is probably Sag A*.
if I remember from awhile when we did this the mountains arent mountains but part of the Sagittarius constellation seen from Vega. I dont remember what the letters where for. You might have to ask someone from cannon research.
Dr Kaii loved looking at stuff from Vega so it has allot of value to the game from their perspective. It's Speculative They hid something within the system but no one has found it yet. We did get a bit of lore of a diamonback being stolen from Fort Dixon. But nothing went further after that. Just clues to something that got lost to the winds. Also I know everyone is being all weird about the park art peices from the space stations. Well hate spoiling it but they represent Vega. That's all i can tell you after that. Everything else hits dead ends after that.
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Its very possible this system is used as a named system somewhere, All named systems have the ID name of generation and use sector naming conventions from it, any close by named systems/hip/hr/bd etc? most likely your missing one
Stations can move, jump etc its not unheard of stations being upgraded and moved, Jaques being the most famous but there is manyExciting prospect
The Orbis station of the Dark Wheel must have been one of the earliest such stations set up by Brewer corp since the org has existed from pretty much the beginning of hyperspace flight. It can't be very far from Sol.
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Interesting. Although Vega requires a permit (not hard to get, but still).
Hey guys, we need help reporting a possible bug: https://issues.frontierstore.net/issue-detail/71446
Basically it's a crashed Thargoid ship which shows as "Guardian" signal. We need people to replicate it and confirm it shows Guardian, so FDev can either fix the bug or confirm it's working as intended (which would open a tinfoil can).
Basically it's a crashed Thargoid ship which shows as "Guardian" signal. We need people to replicate it and confirm it shows Guardian, so FDev can either fix the bug or confirm it's working as intended (which would open a tinfoil can).
its been there for years, its been reported for a long time.. not high on their list
No, this is a brand new issue since the previous one didn't gather enough confirmations to go through. Hopefully that will be achieved this time, so please confirm it yourself if you can.
I can find it and report it. There has been things like that for a long time now. I am surprised it never got fixed. : Also dumb thought has anyone brought a grelic to it at all?