This one reads SYNUEFE TTJ C245 (the dashes are not included in the morse)
The main name can get tricky to pick out simply because of the fact that if you lose your place it's difficult to get it back again, but you can clearly hear it starts with dit dit dit (S).
The TTJ is very clear in the middle after the first pause (dah ... dah ... dit dah dah dah) as is the C245 - C is dah dit dah dit, then the five-element numerals dit dit dah dah dah (2) dit dit dit dit dah (4) dit dit dit dit dit (5). If you've ever done any radio amateur morse, you know that CQCQ followed by your callsign is used as a callout when looking for contact (seek you), hence C is very recognisable for those people.
Exceptionally clear recording this time wishblend - thanks
EDIT: I'm by no means proficient at morse code, but given the name I can confirm whether that's what it says or not. It would be interesting to have one which is unidentified ... but I'm not really very good at long sequences as the dot/dash/space length varies. If it were a very clear recording with a name like this one with a main name, and two following sub names, then I could probably tell you what the second two were but maybe not the main bit![]()
Every system in the game has a name, so we can't get any unidentified systems / planets at this time.