UAs, Barnacles and other mysteries Thread 8 - The Canonn

[Han_Zen]

How can a system with one sun have the Name AB?

It's in the middle of the name, not at the end.

 

[GeneralGhostt]

are the coordinares given IN the planet, or ar the planet system coordinares?

i dont think systems have lat or longtitude

 

[C4ptainC4ptain]

Anyone at Maia who can buy up all the local data and browse the map to make it a bit easier searching?

I just landed at Darnielle's Progress (forgot the DSS). How do I do that? (I'm on Xbox if that matters)

 

[darkinnit]

Damnit, I knew I should have done just one more run last night. I was earning some decent beer money on that!

On another note, it's a little strange that Frontier are paying out quite a lot at the moment (the Imperial CG was a big earner too). Anyone else think that they feel that very soon we may actually need heaps of cash? Because of, something coming?

Smeg.

A bit like in an adventure game when you get to a room full of health potions/packs and a save point and a big ominous door and you're like "yeah, nothing suspicious about this..."

 

[ilo]

i dont think systems have lat or longtitude

oh, it was a lat long,sorry, havent read the clue yet.

 

[Siranui]

A bit like in an adventure game when you get to a room full of health potions/packs and a save point and a big ominous door and you're like "yeah, nothing suspicious about this..."

It is possibly to encourage the use of CGs over cash-cows like Ceos.

 

[Patau82]

I just landed at Darnielle's Progress to buy a DSS. How would I do that? (I'm on Xbox if that matters)

from galmap when landed at a base, but limited to 20ly from system you are in

 

[rote1]

I just landed at Darnielle's Progress to buy a DSS. How would I do that? (I'm on Xbox if that matters)

Open galaxy map while docked. There you can select any star within 20 lys and buy exploration data for it and can immediately access the system maps of said systems.

 

[Kintch]

Also, remember that the clue stated that it's a "cold moon", so it's not specifically an icy planet. "Cold" could mean anything with surface temp. below 283K (~10*C) ... well, probably much more below that, but still.

 

[Muetdhiver]

Damn, shame I cannot jump into my new exploration courrier and search for this. Plz don't find it before
this evening XD

And yeah, FD is definitly sending a message akin to : got your python yet ? not that you'll need it but...

 

[Niamhy]

b7 2 6a is 27k temp, so not exactly cold

 

[Han_Zen]

Be careful with the clue: "I visited a system with 10 bodies and one sun."

It could mean "10 bodies in total, one of them a sun."

It could also mean "10 bodies plus a single sun."

I think the firs one is most plausible, but I'm not sure.

 

[C4ptainC4ptain]

from galmap when landed at a base, but limited to 20ly from system you are in

Thanks.
Seems like all the AB systems are more than 20ly away, but I'll keep looking.
I'm also going to make a screenshot of every M-star system map in range.

 

[Kintch]

Open galaxy map while docked. There you can select any star within 20 lys and buy exploration data for it and can immediately access the system maps of said systems.

I think he meant to ask how to buy a Detailed Surface Scanner...

@C4ptainC4ptain -- if a station has it, it'll be in Outfitting, under Optional Internal // Surface Scanners.

 

[Brindarm]

b7 2 6a is 27k temp, so not exactly cold

27K is -246C (so it's pretty chilly)

That's -411F in old money...

 

[Dim Reaper]

Could the AB be part of the name of the moon, rather than the system name?

 

[Ian Phillips]

b7 2 6a is 27k temp, so not exactly cold

27 Kelvin? = -246 Centigrade?

Edit:
ninja'd

 

[MadDogMurdock]

All candidate systems from INARA and EDDB have been put in the spreadsheet:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1IM-8hIa1zsgz3iQ9uwPdymm7qQmHdEynG243AD0sTsY

Two systems eliminated.
Two systems match the criteria so far.

 

[Cmdr Eagleboy]

b7 2 6a is 27k temp, so not exactly cold

That's pretty much void cold you can get inside star system.

 

[Kintch]

b7 2 6a is 27k temp, so not exactly cold

Is that 27 KELVIN? Or 27 000 K(elvin)?

Because 27K is pretty damn cold... 27 thousand K is, well, quite the opposite. *grin*