This not programmatically possible at this time. Log entries do not contain any data about a system having a nebula. This is in contrast to green systems, which are possible to determine from log files.
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This not programmatically possible at this time. Log entries do not contain any data about a system having a nebula. This is in contrast to green systems, which are possible to determine from log files.
Hello all,
I have recently found a crash site near Colonia.
It has 2 eagles, what looks like a T9 and another ship I am not sure which.
There are canisters to collect on the surface as well.
How do I report this find and upload the photos. I have looked at the top of the page, and cannot see where I submit the find.
I have recently found a crash site near Colonia.
It has 2 eagles, what looks like a T9 and another ship I am not sure which.
There are canisters to collect on the surface as well.
How do I report this find and upload the photos. I have looked at the top of the page, and cannot see where I submit the find.
HL Lupis is not just a difficult-to-reach system. It is one-way trip that requires a neutron boost in Dryo Ausms DS-I D10-0 and also some FSD injections or WDs boosts before to reach the neutron star. I highly recommend to add this to the system`s description, so long range explorers will not waste their time to understand at last that this is one-way trip and rookies won`t find themselves trapped there.
Alright here we go, this is my first GMP submission ever! I hope the system is worthwhile! I thought it was all rather cool!
Type: Planetary Features
Type: Planetary Features
| Name: | The Oceans of Magnus |
| Game map search ref: | Hypuae Briae JS-A d14-742 |
| Description: | Discovered during Distant Worlds 3305 by CMDR Eagle131 [MEC420], the system is located approximately 80 LY West of the vivid side of the Magnus Nebula. The system features a Class III Gas Giant with two ringed Water World Moons, a ringed Rocky Ice moon, and a ringed Gas Giant with Water Life moon which has it's own landable moon. The water world moons' rings are the main attraction here, as they provide some fantastic views of the moons themselves, the parent gas giant, as well as the Magnus Nebula. The Oceans of Magnus makes for a great rest stop for travelers wishing to view Magnus in all it's colorful glory! |
| Screenshot reference: | \/ System Map \/ \/ View of the Class III area \/ \/ The view from the rings of body 3 A \/ \/ The view from the rings of body 3B \/ \/ Moon 3 D's landable moon \/ |
Dang, well that's a bummer. I figured since the system name had "Nebula" after it in the galmap, that there'd be some way to track it. So that data would need to be manually append based on reports from commanders? Man, if only we had some sort of mapping project to report these to... nudge nudge, wink wink
If you need a volunteer to confirm nebula, I'd gladly spend some time on making planetary nebula easier to find through edsm. Perhaps making use of the StellarRemnantNebula tag, and add it to the list of celestial bodies?
Should I pm Anthor or another admin about this instead, since the nebula wouldn't be appearing as markers on the galactic map?
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Bleethuae MI-B d402 AB 3 A
Name - Flyby
moon of a brown dwarf with large rings that pass within 300km of the surface, visibly move to the naked eye from the planets surface. The most fun part however is sitting in the edge of the rings and flying past the planet and having it just miss you, see the video made by chank saotome (taken from just inside the rings, the edges pass much closer) -
also a green system
screenshots from bio site 1
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=H2UKmPjjjHU
Name - Flyby
moon of a brown dwarf with large rings that pass within 300km of the surface, visibly move to the naked eye from the planets surface. The most fun part however is sitting in the edge of the rings and flying past the planet and having it just miss you, see the video made by chank saotome (taken from just inside the rings, the edges pass much closer) -
screenshots from bio site 1
Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=1&v=H2UKmPjjjHU
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Name: Polonium Trees
Game map search ref: Swueneia XV-C d57
GMP region: The bleak lands
Description: This world is a dream come true for anyone seeking to top off on level 3 jumponium on the way to outer rims. Orbiting 53 kLs around a class A star is a little moon (C 2 A) with lots of bio signs, 12 to exact. The life happens to be Crystalline Shards. It is a long way out, but every tree-top in this crystalline forrest is made of Polonium. But to those not careful this world can turn into a nightmare when the SRV gets impaled on one of the large shards. It is also a green system.
Every signal is a Polonium cluster. Gathering 200 units is like shooting fish in a barrel:
But be careful or the SRV gets hung up high and dry. Not even the trusters were able to get the expensive tree ornament back on the ground:
Game map search ref: Swueneia XV-C d57
GMP region: The bleak lands
Description: This world is a dream come true for anyone seeking to top off on level 3 jumponium on the way to outer rims. Orbiting 53 kLs around a class A star is a little moon (C 2 A) with lots of bio signs, 12 to exact. The life happens to be Crystalline Shards. It is a long way out, but every tree-top in this crystalline forrest is made of Polonium. But to those not careful this world can turn into a nightmare when the SRV gets impaled on one of the large shards. It is also a green system.
Every signal is a Polonium cluster. Gathering 200 units is like shooting fish in a barrel:
But be careful or the SRV gets hung up high and dry. Not even the trusters were able to get the expensive tree ornament back on the ground:
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Hope this is the right format. And forgive the pic links, the image tool doesn't seem to be working. One of the pics is my ship looking at the planet, so that should be proof enough that I was there.
| Name: | Cd's Speedy Space Rock (?? couldn't come up with anything better) |
| Game map search ref: | Bleethuae GS-A B17-33 A 1 |
| Description: | A HMC that is incredibly close to it's parent star. With an orbital period of only 2.4 hours, it seems it's inside the scoop range of the star. One can station themselves near it and actually watch it move in it's orbit. |
| Screenshot reference: | The image tool in the poster isn't working, so here's some links Source: https://imgur.com/0jZMDQA Source: https://imgur.com/yPrg4dk Source: https://imgur.com/Y5xNQqq Source: https://imgur.com/IZw0aJK |
-On the EDSM.net website there is a wee typo, if you click on the 'forum' button at the very bottom, it bring us to the wrong page.
And in happier news, I took a picture for a feature that's missing a photograph. It's called the 'Greeroi Veil' (https://www.edsm.net/en/galactic-ma...orPOI,nebula,planetFeatures,stellarRemnant|29)
I would like to offer this picture: Source: https://i.imgur.com/fYksNdQ.jpg
And in happier news, I took a picture for a feature that's missing a photograph. It's called the 'Greeroi Veil' (https://www.edsm.net/en/galactic-ma...orPOI,nebula,planetFeatures,stellarRemnant|29)
I would like to offer this picture: Source: https://i.imgur.com/fYksNdQ.jpg
| Name: | 300 Fumeroles |
| Game map search ref: | Eactaiky IA-W b29-1 |
| Description: | 28 landable moons - all with rare materials. Some of these have 50+ fumeroles each. These are in a region with very few POI and many sparse systems. |
| Screenshot reference: |
Source: https://imgur.com/lEDu7ML |
| Name: | Blue Buddies |
| Game map search ref: | Hypuae Briae DA-A e2172 |
| Description: | On entering this neutron star system one can be surprised by the appearance of the A-type star filling the view. It might look like you are in orbit around a scoopable star with a neutron star slightly off into the distance and it can take a moment to realize the reverse is the case. The neutron star has a mass of 1.9 solar masses against the A-type star of 1.5, however the neutron star only has a radius of about 30 km against close to a million km for it's lighter companion. |
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| Name: | Red vs. Blue |
| Game map search ref: | Flyae Flyi LN-0 B9-16 C2 C&D |
| Description: | Two moons of almost the same size and mass with volcanic activity orbitting one another in orbit of an egg-shaped gas giant. |
| Screenshot reference: |
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I'd like to point out this submission as an example of what really meets the 'notability' criteria. This system is incredible. Not only is the ringed ELW orbiting a black-hole with light sources way far distant, there are three more water worlds in this system, including one with a ring. My only wish is that we had a better picture - anyone willing to take up that challenge?
Partial Update: post #3435-#3476
Added:
post #3434 - Dryooe Prou FF-Z D696 / "Abeona's Blessing" (glowing green gas giant)
post #3451 - Shrogea VL-I c11-427 / "Fegefeuer"
post #3453 - Eos Ausms aa-a f252 / 'Tenebris Terrae' - amazing find!
post #3454 - Phae Aeb ZK-P e5-0 / 'Seitsemän veljestä (Seven Brothers)'
post #3457 - Eembaisk DG-O e6-2972 / 'Red and Green Glory'
post #3461 - Eembaisk NS-R d5-2857 / 'Three Way Dance'
post #3468 - EORM BREAE MT-D C27-21 / 'Vanishing Inferno'
Not Added:
post #3435 - does not meet notability criteria
post #3436 - does not meet notability criteria
post #3452 - does not meet notability criteria
post #3462 - does not meet notability criteria
post #3466 - does not meet notability criteria
post #3474 - does not meet notability criteria
Updated:
Changed 'Sword of Damocles' to Historical Location and updated description to indicate it no longer exists. (Damn it, FDEV.)
Changed 'Midas' Respite' to Historical Location and updated description to indicate it no longer exists. (Really, why do you kill what we love?)
Changed 'Pink Marshmallow' to Historical Location and updated description to indicate it no longer exists. (We work so hard to find these things!)
post #3433 / 'Four Suns Earth' - description updated for clarity
'Poseidon' updated with image, thanks to Cmdr. Tornadopelt
'Jade Ghost Stellar Remnant' corrected to Planetary Nebula
'Forgotten Twins Nebula' entry updated - thanks for submissions, we have sufficient pictures
Pending:
Eafoff LN-Q d6-0 glowing green gas giant - waiting name from discoverer
Eimbaith LW-W e1-290 glowing green gas giant - waiting name from discoverer
Added:
post #3434 - Dryooe Prou FF-Z D696 / "Abeona's Blessing" (glowing green gas giant)
post #3451 - Shrogea VL-I c11-427 / "Fegefeuer"
post #3453 - Eos Ausms aa-a f252 / 'Tenebris Terrae' - amazing find!
post #3454 - Phae Aeb ZK-P e5-0 / 'Seitsemän veljestä (Seven Brothers)'
post #3457 - Eembaisk DG-O e6-2972 / 'Red and Green Glory'
post #3461 - Eembaisk NS-R d5-2857 / 'Three Way Dance'
post #3468 - EORM BREAE MT-D C27-21 / 'Vanishing Inferno'
Not Added:
post #3435 - does not meet notability criteria
post #3436 - does not meet notability criteria
post #3452 - does not meet notability criteria
post #3462 - does not meet notability criteria
post #3466 - does not meet notability criteria
post #3474 - does not meet notability criteria
Updated:
Changed 'Sword of Damocles' to Historical Location and updated description to indicate it no longer exists. (Damn it, FDEV.)
Changed 'Midas' Respite' to Historical Location and updated description to indicate it no longer exists. (Really, why do you kill what we love?)
Changed 'Pink Marshmallow' to Historical Location and updated description to indicate it no longer exists. (We work so hard to find these things!)
post #3433 / 'Four Suns Earth' - description updated for clarity
'Poseidon' updated with image, thanks to Cmdr. Tornadopelt
'Jade Ghost Stellar Remnant' corrected to Planetary Nebula
'Forgotten Twins Nebula' entry updated - thanks for submissions, we have sufficient pictures
Pending:
Eafoff LN-Q d6-0 glowing green gas giant - waiting name from discoverer
Eimbaith LW-W e1-290 glowing green gas giant - waiting name from discoverer
We are missing photos to a number of objects. Please look at this thread for more details, if you have photos to submit or are willing to go take some for us!
| Name: | Heliotrope Nebula |
| Game map search ref: | Plaa Aoscs HA-A e9427 |
| Description: | Located in the Perseus Stem, approx. 11kly from Sag A* and 1560ly west from the Morphenniel Nebula, this is a small planetary nebula with a black hole at it's center and a lonely Class I Gas Giant on an eccentric orbit with a long orbital period. The gravitational lensing from the black hole against the nebula in the background can resemble a bloodstone, hence the name. The nebula itself can be best seen from the nearby systems. |
| Screenshot reference: | View from Plaa Aoscs TU-T b3-118 8 A (~1 ly away) From nearby Plaa Aoscs JX-W c1-774 B 4, 2ly from the nebula. |
Perhaps someone else already tried to submit these, but a search with system name came up empty so i'm submitting.
Found this on my way back from the first DIstant Worlds expedition couple of years ago.
Hope it's the right format.
Name: Helium White Rhino
Type: Planetary
Galmap Ref: Ooch Chrea US-U d2-21
Desc: Planet 2 of this system is an Helium Gas Giant. Prior to discovery of this object, the only other examples of this type of body - in the entire explored galaxy - were in system 52 Herculis. Explorers were asked to visit this system to confirm that reports of it were not the result of space madness. The Helium Gas Giant is so rare that it can be compared with the white rhino of old earth, which dwindled to a single animal when facing extinction. Only time will tell if the Helium White Rhino goes extinct.
Please note that these bodies are often confused with 'Helium-RICH Gas Giants' which are not nearly as rare. Explorers should also note that as of April 3005, Universal Cartographic's "Codex" information system incorrectly identifies "Helium-Rich Gas Giants" as "Helium Gas GIants", and vice-versa.
First discovery of this body is attributed to Cmdr Joe 2016. Pictures and additional confirmation were provided by Cmdr. Spid3r.
Images:
This entry was added directly to the GMP.
Type: Planetary
Galmap Ref: Ooch Chrea US-U d2-21
Desc: Planet 2 of this system is an Helium Gas Giant. Prior to discovery of this object, the only other examples of this type of body - in the entire explored galaxy - were in system 52 Herculis. Explorers were asked to visit this system to confirm that reports of it were not the result of space madness. The Helium Gas Giant is so rare that it can be compared with the white rhino of old earth, which dwindled to a single animal when facing extinction. Only time will tell if the Helium White Rhino goes extinct.
Please note that these bodies are often confused with 'Helium-RICH Gas Giants' which are not nearly as rare. Explorers should also note that as of April 3005, Universal Cartographic's "Codex" information system incorrectly identifies "Helium-Rich Gas Giants" as "Helium Gas GIants", and vice-versa.
First discovery of this body is attributed to Cmdr Joe 2016. Pictures and additional confirmation were provided by Cmdr. Spid3r.
Images:
This entry was added directly to the GMP.
I've created a spreadsheet that will auto-update with these from EDSM data. Right now it only shows these two systems, of course. Very, very nice find!