Wolf-Rayet stars
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I've never discovered one, but visited quite a few on my journeys. Definitely worth the detour if you find one whilst exploring 
Would love to get my name on one though... one day perhaps...
Would love to get my name on one though... one day perhaps...
I spent most of yesterday climbing up and up and up to reach this W/R
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Only to find when I got there, that I hadn't been the first.
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Congratulations Marx, she's a beauty
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Only to find when I got there, that I hadn't been the first.
Congratulations Marx, she's a beauty
Always worth checking first on EDSM if heading some distance to a specific system, https://www.edsm.net/en/system/id/9563560/name/Gehoo+AA-A+h8
What?! No. That would have taken all the suspense out of an enjoyable days exploring
But yes, EDSM is a very useful tool for explorers [yesnod]
I had quite the time getting to this one (and it's O-class binary companion) - and back again. So much that I wrote up the story! You can read it here
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showt...ovember-2017?p=6163718&viewfull=1#post6163718
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10,000 systems, same.
I've casually scanned for them on occasion but never made a significant search.
I'd ask how many of us have specifically spent time looking?
I spend one session last week hunting for an undiscovered one after I heard how few of them there are. Didn't take long.
Interesting that this type also seems to have an empty cross area intersecting Sol.
Most of the Wolf Rayet stars I've found tend to look like T stars
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I have seen a few like that but mostly I have seen big blue-purple stars.
The Glorious Nebula is probably the best known example. It’s a good trip that often comes up as a passenger mission. Just beware the jump requirements; quite a few people took missions there and found they couldn’t make the final jump.
The Glorious Nebula is probably the best known example. It’s a good trip that often comes up as a passenger mission. Just beware the jump requirements; quite a few people took missions there and found they couldn’t make the final jump.
Patchwork Plains (CSI+47-21046) is an awfully nice Wolf-Rayet. Very pretty skies down that way. And not all too far from the bubble.
Here's a picture if you're interested, but it's probably better to go and have a look for yourself.
Here's a picture if you're interested, but it's probably better to go and have a look for yourself.
