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Ziggy Stardust · Jan 18, 2016

LAGOON SECTOR TE-Q B5-5 1

Star is scoopable
High Metal Content World, 10 ls from the star

View attachment 96213

We've got Yttrium, Niobium and Cadmium. Besides that there's a whole bunch of Manganese, Zirconium and Chromium

CMDR AKIRA MASAKARI · Jan 18, 2016

Ziggy Stardust said:
LAGOON SECTOR TE-Q B5-5 1

Star is scoopable
High Metal Content World, 10 ls from the star

View attachment 96213

We've got Yttrium, Niobium and Cadmium. Besides that there's a whole bunch of Manganese, Zirconium and Chromium

Sup Ziggy, Thank you very much!!!!
A prospector with a Camera it seems!
Your entry is added to the list, repped.

CMDR AKIRA MASAKARI · Jan 19, 2016

Fozz20 has found another huge semicircular cliff. Unfortunately it's 1200LY from Shapley 1, but I've put it in the list nevertheless for the record!

CMDR AKIRA MASAKARI · Jan 19, 2016

Added basecamps to the list with pics just for the dake of colours!!!!

Eisen · Jan 19, 2016

CMDR AKIRA MASAKARI said:
Added basecamps to the list with pics just for the dake of colours!!!!

Bascamp 2 has Niobium and Germanium but no premium-boost, might nevertheless be worth adding because of the Niobium.

CMDR AKIRA MASAKARI · Jan 19, 2016

Eisen said:
Bascamp 2 has Niobium and Germanium but no premium-boost, might nevertheless be worth adding because of the Niobium.

Thanks Eisen, adding your info now!

Anuranium · Jan 20, 2016

Going green!

Another day of hard working for the "Rock-Rats", and I believe we were rewarded with what is known as a "green" system

Waypoint #2: Herschel 36

Distance from waypoint

System Name

Star Class

Distance and gravity

Planet

Type

Zn

Cr

V

As

Mn

Se

Ge

Zr

Nb

Sn

Mo

Cd

W

Hg

Te

Ru

Tc

Po

Y

Sb

23,59

Lagoon Sector SO-Q B5-9

L

(6271.69LS) (0,14g)

B 1

HMC

X

23,59

Lagoon Sector SO-Q B5-9

L

(6567.00LS) (0,19g)

B 2

Icy

X

23,59

Lagoon Sector SO-Q B5-9

K

(106.37LS) (0.28g)

A 1

HMC

X

23,59

Lagoon Sector SO-Q B5-9

K

(157.22LS) (0.29g)

A 2

HMC

X

23,59

Lagoon Sector SO-Q B5-9

K

(292.94LS) (0.18g)

A 4

HMC

X

23,59

Lagoon Sector SO-Q B5-9

K

(292.73LS) (0.18g)

A 5

HMC

X

23,59

Lagoon Sector SO-Q B5-9

K

(580.60LS) (0.16g)

A 6

Icy

X

23,59

Lagoon Sector SO-Q B5-9

K

(670.51LS) (0.16g)

A 7

Icy

X

23,59

Lagoon Sector SO-Q B5-9

K

(793.57LS) (0.16g)

A 8

Icy

X

Rock on!

... I'll get my coat.

Oh, btw, you are all welcome to join us at DW-teamspeak, or #Dwrats if you want to wing up and prospect together.

CMDR AKIRA MASAKARI · Jan 20, 2016

Anuranium said:
Going green!

Another day of hard working for the "Rock-Rats", and I believe we were rewarded with what is known as a "green" system

Waypoint #2: Herschel 36 Distance from waypoint System Name Star Class Distance and gravity Planet Type Zn Cr V As Mn Se Ge Zr Nb Sn Mo Cd W Hg Te Ru Tc Po Y
Sb
23,59 Lagoon Sector SO-Q B5-9 L (6271.69LS) (0,14g) B 1 HMC X X X X X X
23,59 Lagoon Sector SO-Q B5-9 L (6567.00LS) (0,19g) B 2 Icy X X X X X X
23,59 Lagoon Sector SO-Q B5-9 K (106.37LS) (0.28g) A 1 HMC X X X X X X
23,59 Lagoon Sector SO-Q B5-9 K (157.22LS) (0.29g) A 2 HMC X X X X X X
23,59 Lagoon Sector SO-Q B5-9 K (292.94LS) (0.18g) A 4 HMC X X X X X X
23,59 Lagoon Sector SO-Q B5-9 K (292.73LS) (0.18g) A 5 HMC X X X X X X
23,59 Lagoon Sector SO-Q B5-9 K (580.60LS) (0.16g) A 6 Icy X X X X X X
23,59 Lagoon Sector SO-Q B5-9 K (670.51LS) (0.16g) A 7 Icy X X X X X X
23,59 Lagoon Sector SO-Q B5-9 K (793.57LS) (0.16g) A 8 Icy X X X X X X

Rock on!

... I'll get my coat.

Oh, btw, you are all welcome to join us at DW-teamspeak, or #Dwrats if you want to wing up and prospect together.

SUPER!!!!!!! Tomorrow I'll update the tab, and since it's time to report to Kamzel be assured that he will be informed that we have 2, I repeat 2 Green Systems in the Lagoon Sector already! And How awesome all the prospectors are!
In the mean time it was my duty to go check the other green system,

Lagoon Sector JH-V c2-11

And especially went to planet 8G were Polonium, Germanium and Arsenic were reported. Not only my wing confirms all the entries, but we also have found tons of Cadmium!
CMDRs: Kaellito, Antimonypentafloride, Morcalavin, Akira Masakari

Baroness Galaxy · Jan 20, 2016

CMDR AKIRA MASAKARI said:
SUPER!!!!!!! Tomorrow I'll update the tab, and since it's time to report to Kamzel be assured that he will be informed that we have 2, I repeat 2 Green Systems in the Lagoon Sector already! And How awesome all the prospectors are!
In the mean time it was my duty to go check the other green system,

Lagoon Sector JH-V c2-11

And especially went to planet 8G were Polonium, Germanium and Arsenic were reported. Not only my wing confirms all the entries, but we also have found tons of Cadmium!
CMDRs: Kaellito, Antimonypentafloride, Morcalavin, Akira Masakari
http://i.imgur.com/OTn2Hu8l.png

I'm sure we'll find that NGC 6530 WFI 16706 becomes green before friday as well since we only need to find Polonium and still have 8+ planets to scan. Thanks to Eisen to spot this.

Eisen · Jan 20, 2016

Baroness Galaxy said:
I'm sure we'll find that NGC 6530 WFI 16706 becomes green before friday as well since we only need to find Polonium and still have 8+ planets to scan. Thanks to Eisen to spot this.

LOL, till yesterday it looked as if this system was not very valuable jumponium-wise. But after you joined all the Arsenic, Yttrium and Niobium came out of hiding

Wing-prospecting litterally "rocks"

Baroness Galaxy · Jan 20, 2016

Eisen said:
LOL, till yesterday it looked as if this system was not very valuable jumponium-wise. But after you joined all the Arsenic, Yttrium and Niobium came out of hiding
Wing-prospecting litterally "rocks"

That was luck. But my experience so far tells me that if its a big system (20+) landables its worthwile prospecting it fully since quite high chance of being green. But to do that alone is a nightmare. Hence the wings are needed to find green systems quickly. The Rock Rats yesterday found one (congrats!) and I'm sure by keeping winged we'll find many more.

The only thing I still wanna find myself is a +4..

Jhyrryl · Jan 20, 2016

Baroness Galaxy said:
That was luck. But my experience so far tells me that if its a big system (20+) landables its worthwile prospecting it fully since quite high chance of being green. But to do that alone is a nightmare. Hence the wings are needed to find green systems quickly. The Rock Rats yesterday found one (congrats!) and I'm sure by keeping winged we'll find many more.

The only thing I still wanna find myself is a +4..

Yeah, the numbers I ran suggest that 24 landfall planets is the threshold at which the Law of Large Numbers "guarantees" a system to have all materials. So really what we want to be on the lookout for are those systems, which also happen to be interesting for other reasons.

Baroness Galaxy · Jan 20, 2016

Jhyrryl said:
Yeah, the numbers I ran suggest that 24 landfall planets is the threshold at which the Law of Large Numbers "guarantees" a system to have all materials. So really what we want to be on the lookout for are those systems, which also happen to be interesting for other reasons.

Which brings me to the question if someone found out which star types seem to relate to a high amount of landables ?

CMDR AKIRA MASAKARI · Jan 20, 2016

Added the rock rats green system!

Jhyrryl · Jan 20, 2016

Baroness Galaxy said:
Which brings me to the question if someone found out which star types seem to relate to a high amount of landables ?

Systems with more mass should be more likely to generate more planets and moons, in general. In practice, there seems to be a tipping over point though, as too much mass frequently seems to leave empty systems. I tend to gravitate towards A and F class systems...which also happen to have a good chance for Earth-likes, water worlds, and HMC terraform candidates.

p.s., see what I did there?

Athrael · Jan 20, 2016

30.02LY from Herschel 36 - LAGOON SECTOR HR-W D1-80 - F,G,M - AB 1(Metal Rich) (0.37G) (47.38LS) - Vanadium, Germanium, Cadmium, Yttrium.

CMDR AKIRA MASAKARI · Jan 20, 2016

Athrael said:
30.02LY from Herschel 36 - LAGOON SECTOR HR-W D1-80 - F,G,M - AB 1(Metal Rich) (0.37G) (47.38LS) - Vanadium, Germanium, Cadmium, Yttrium.

thanks a lot, adding in a minute

Baroness Galaxy · Jan 20, 2016

Jhyrryl said:
Systems with more mass should be more likely to generate more planets and moons, in general. In practice, there seems to be a tipping over point though, as too much mass frequently seems to leave empty systems. I tend to gravitate towards A and F class systems...which also happen to have a good chance for Earth-likes, water worlds, and HMC terraform candidates.

p.s., see what I did there?

thx !!

p.s. yes thanks!!!

Baroness Galaxy · Jan 20, 2016

8.36ly away from Herschel 36

Lagoon Sector JH-V c2-11

K

1

HMC

0.28G

22.61ls

Cadmium Germanium , no premium boost

NO

K

2

HMC

0.79G

40.79ls

Niobium Germanium Arsenic , no premium boost

NO

K

6 A

Rocky

0.17G

131.31ls

Yttrium Niobium Cadmium Vanadium

NO

K

7 A

Rocky Ice

0.14G

785.02ls

Cadmium Vanadium Arsenic , no premium boost

NO

K

7 C

Icy

0.14G

788.43ls

Vanadium

VR 1R

NO

K

7 D

Icy

0.15G

793.26ls

Vanadium

VR 1R

NO

K

8 A

Icy

0.12G

1027.58ls

Yttrium Arsenic , no premium boost

1R

NO

K

8 B

Icy

0.15G

1025.8ls

Niobium Cadmium Vanadium Germanium , no premium boost

YES

NO

K

8 C

Icy

0.1G

1028.51ls

Niobium Cadmium Vanadium , no premium boost

NO

K

8 E

Icy

0.14G

1033.61ls

Yttrium Cadmium Vanadium , no premium boost

NO

K

8 F

Icy

0.12G

1031.78ls

Niobium Cadmium Germanium , no premium boost

NO

K

8 G

Icy

0.14G

1032.98ls

Polonium Cadmium Germanium Arsenic

NO

K

9 A

Icy

G

1496ls

Cadmium , no premium boost

NO

K

9 AA

Icy

0.07G

1464.68ls

Cadmium , no premium boost

NO

K

9 AB

Icy

0.16G

1466.43ls

Cadmium Vanadium , no premium boost

NO

Updated the system for completion and found 6 A has Yttrium+3 on c2-11 as well, marked the changes in bold, see 8C since wrongly mentioned in OP (thx to CMDR iureka for the help!)

Cula-Ta · Jan 20, 2016

NGC 6530 WFI 16706 A4E
Phosphorous, Sulphur, Nickel, Carbon, Iron, Selenium, Manganese, Vanadium, Mercury, Molybdenum
NGC 6530 WFI 16706 A4EA
Phosphorous, Sulphur, Nickel, Iron, Vanadium, Selenium, Manganese, Mercury