It’s possible that in game if it is a rouge planet it could travel through multiple systems. I.e. be present for some time before moving through another, that could explain the place that isn’t a place?
Possible, but if it did enter multiple systems, it would have to have some sort of irregular path, which would make prediction very difficult and would seem to defeat the purpose of even calling it a rogue planet. If you draw either a straight line or a parabola through any two systems in the galaxy, you would be very hard pressed to find even one of such paths that would intersect a third system. Probably none would intersect a fourth. I dont know this for certain, but the distances between stars are... well... astronomical.
 
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Also, i haven't been able to find any threads or anything related to the mysterious signal that was recently triangulated near the galactic core. I'm sure they exist, and i remember the signal hunters even have a discord, but i have not been able to satisfy my curiosity of this phenomenon beyond the initial reveal posts. Can anybody point me toward relevant info? Seems like a good spot to start looking for rogue planets...

Edit: here we go. Was not easy to find, appaears they might have deleted any relevant reddit posts...
 
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Also, i haven't been able to find any threads or anything related to the mysterious signal that was recently triangulated near the galactic core. I'm sure they exist, and i remember the signal hunters even have a discord, but i have not been able to satisfy my curiosity of this phenomenon beyond the initial reveal posts. Can anybody point me toward relevant info? Seems like a good spot to start looking for rogue planets...

Edit: here we go. Was not easy to find, appaears they might have deleted any relevant reddit posts...
Mentioned this the last time it came up, but as far as I remember the signals were simulating RL radio sources (including ones which weren't tied to objects which had been identified through other means). I can't for the life of me remember where I heard that though, so take it with a pinch of salt unless I can find a reference for it.

It does fit though...
 
Mentioned this the last time it came up, but as far as I remember the signals were simulating RL radio sources (including ones which weren't tied to objects which had been identified through other means). I can't for the life of me remember where I heard that though, so take it with a pinch of salt unless I can find a reference for it.

It does fit though...

First of all:
the discord is https://discord.gg/pgebTcr

Second of all:
I think it would be reasonable to think at first hearing that this is part of galactic background noise, however it can be triangulated from every point of the game and exists between three systems (not reachable by super-cruise, Xaintly & Public Static Void have tried). There is a video on youtube (link) that makes it appear this signal comes from the specific body Sag A though they only checked from one angle. The investigators have tracked this signal between three system 10 light years from Sag A. In case it is a bug we filed a bug (link to bug) which has garnered no attention from Fdev. It either makes me think that there is something significant there or Fdev is buried in work and has no way to even give a thumbs up/down if this is intended behavior.
 
Well from what relativity states, in wormhole travel time gets a bit ifffffyyyy. Relativity Implies that when you enter you would exit at the same time in a different location so space time isn’t broken. You would, I guess, travel through the worm hole and could feel the affects of time whilst inside. For example you could technically feel like you where inside it for hours but in reality you would spent < 0 amount of time inside.
But we are getting into the realm of theory not reality so we can’t infer anything
Hope this helps 😜
Travel time is always iffy. It's just in everyday circumstances the iffiness is too small to worry about.

But regardless, if the distance is non-zero then the travel time is non-zero.

Some further points with regard to specifics....

"Relativity Implies that when you enter you would exit at the same time in a different location so space time isn’t broken."

What are you basing that on? That's phrased as though you're talking about an absolute time, but a key principle of relativity (and reality) is that time is relative, not absolute.

"You would, I guess, travel through the worm hole and could feel the affects of time whilst inside. For example you could technically feel like you where inside it for hours but in reality you would spent < 0 amount of time inside."

'In reality' doesn't apply because time isn't absolute. You would experience what you experience, others observing would observe different things depending on their frame of reference. All would be real.

This isn't getting into theory at this point, it's just basic principles.
 
First of all:
the discord is https://discord.gg/pgebTcr

Second of all:
I think it would be reasonable to think at first hearing that this is part of galactic background noise, however it can be triangulated from every point of the game and exists between three systems (not reachable by super-cruise, Xaintly & Public Static Void have tried). There is a video on youtube (link) that makes it appear this signal comes from the specific body Sag A though they only checked from one angle. The investigators have tracked this signal between three system 10 light years from Sag A. In case it is a bug we filed a bug (link to bug) which has garnered no attention from Fdev. It either makes me think that there is something significant there or Fdev is buried in work and has no way to even give a thumbs up/down if this is intended behavior.
I will try and see if I can figure out where I'm remembering this stuff from, but what I'm saying is consistent with what you guys have found.

There's a RL radio source near Sag A which doesn't have an otherwise detected object. In simulating that FD would have to tie it to a location in interstellar space, not to a specific star system.

So it does make sense, but I could also be misremembering.

Anyway... very sensible putting the bug report in. Hopefully you'll hear something back! (And in the meantime if I can remember where I would have heard what I did, then I'll try and fish it out, and see if it can clarify things one way or the other.)
 
The rogue planet probably moves on a predestined path for m system to system every week on serve tic like one of those ferries like the gnosis. Someone put up an overlay of the raxxla icon over the galaxy map, it was beautiful please do it again, I suspect the dotted line represents the path of the rogue planet potentially. Or something's ng like than.
I have been for two days following everysingle DBX I saw. Nothing strange, but, I'm still waiting for one with a pilot named Gan Romero.... xD
In Vega? If so you needed to be doing that 3+ weeks ago. If just everywhere, same here lol
 
Travel time is always iffy. It's just in everyday circumstances the iffiness is too small to worry about.

But regardless, if the distance is non-zero then the travel time is non-zero.

Some further points with regard to specifics....

"Relativity Implies that when you enter you would exit at the same time in a different location so space time isn’t broken."

What are you basing that on? That's phrased as though you're talking about an absolute time, but a key principle of relativity (and reality) is that time is relative, not absolute.

"You would, I guess, travel through the worm hole and could feel the affects of time whilst inside. For example you could technically feel like you where inside it for hours but in reality you would spent < 0 amount of time inside."

'In reality' doesn't apply because time isn't absolute. You would experience what you experience, others observing would observe different things depending on their frame of reference. All would be real.

This isn't getting into theory at this point, it's just basic principles.
Well a lecture I attended during university, the man doing it said that relativity states that if you enter one room you exit another at the exact time. This applies with the ‘corridor’ affect with wormholes
And time is absolute via Newton’s theory of Naturalis Principia Mathematica
 
Travel time is always iffy. It's just in everyday circumstances the iffiness is too small to worry about.

But regardless, if the distance is non-zero then the travel time is non-zero.

Some further points with regard to specifics....

"Relativity Implies that when you enter you would exit at the same time in a different location so space time isn’t broken."

What are you basing that on? That's phrased as though you're talking about an absolute time, but a key principle of relativity (and reality) is that time is relative, not absolute.

"You would, I guess, travel through the worm hole and could feel the affects of time whilst inside. For example you could technically feel like you where inside it for hours but in reality you would spent < 0 amount of time inside."

'In reality' doesn't apply because time isn't absolute. You would experience what you experience, others observing would observe different things depending on their frame of reference. All would be real.

This isn't getting into theory at this point, it's just basic principles.
Travel time in ED is easy though. ED is post relativistic. Time is not affected by speed or gravity.
Light tavels at infinite speed.
 
TDW.....Do we think they have hidden their dark station in/near the bubble? (8th moon of gas giant) If they have, then it doesn't make sense why a cmdr hasn't stumbled upon it by accident. If it is further out, how on earth did they get it there....
 
Having thought about it, I do wonder if the stellar forge would generate 'pure' rogue planets, by which I mean ones that form from a gas cloud that lacks the mass to form a star. I don't remember anything from the video on the stellar forge which would seem to preclude it, but equally it's a long time since I watched it, and it's not necessarily something that would be specifically covered anyway.

I believe the theory is that rogue planets are formed normally within a star system, but due to instabilities the planetary orbits move around within that system (just as apparently happened in Sol) and occasionally some planets may be thrown out of the system entirely, becoming rogue and wandering the cosmos for eternity, unless captured by another system-some of the highly angled orbits we see (e.g. in Merope) might represent such a rogue body that has been captured.

Edit: such a rogue body might enter another star system, but I think if it was not captured by that system its trajectory in-system would be parabolic/hyperbolic so at some stage it would exit that system and continue on its merry way.
 
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Scytale

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Bright like the heavens ...
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Btw, Herr Professor-Doktor, are you aware of some kind of astronomical feature called or like "stairs" or "ladder" or so, in the vicinity of Berenice's Hair ?
 
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Scytale

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Mmmmh yeah, but ending in Sgr A*, seems to me. Searching for one that ends at/near Berenice.
You know, because of that "To the jewel that burns on the brow (top/crown) of the mother of (all) galaxies" ... following the different localisations of the game.
Coma Berenices contains the North Galactic Pole and one of the richest known galaxy clusters, the Coma Cluster, part of the Coma Supercluster. (Wiki.)

Gan: a field of artificial intelligence. A crater on Mars. A human gene.
Romero: bloodmary. Pilgrim.


So, a pilgrim, called by incorporeal entities, (a field of AI ?), to a region glowing like heavens... What more ?
 
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