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white dwarf with ore ring

Hello CMDR ... on one of my trips last year, I was only able to discover this white dwarf with ore ring, in a system with three black holes...
I think i give this Poi the name ''Chessi's black disc with white core...
System: EGNAIMT AA-A H12 A1






Greetings CMDR
 
this new poi is a beautiful geyser...
System: IOJAING NE-E C9 Planet 4A, surface coordinates 72,0816, 156,5618
I would like to name this new POI ... Chessi's Car Wash...







Greetings CMDR
 
Important comment about geysers, not all of them will be there in 3.0, some will change location because of the changes in planets (as said by Sandy in the last livestream), so probably the best would be to wait till 3.0 hits the server and check if the site is there before submitting.
 
Hello CMDR...
a new POI of a geyser with yellow fountains
System FLYUA HYPUE LI-A D14-11 Planet 11A surface coordinate 84,3913Gr 10,0353Gr
I would like to name this new POI... Chessi's yellow fountains







Greetings CMDR
 
POI type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Screakai HM-V e2-1765
POI Name: Aquamarine Nebula or Blue Cat's Eye Nebula

Description:
Situated at the southern tip of the Far 3kpc Arm and halfway between Colonia and the Yin-Yang Nebula, this blue shimmering planetary nebula contains a solitary black hole of 2.6 solar masses.

Screenshot References:

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POI type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Screakue YK-O e6-64
POI Name: Malachite Nebula

Description:
The central object of this greenish-blue nebula is a black hole, which is accompanied by a class G sun with a total of 10, partly landable objects. The whole is located about 3600 light-years from Colonia in the south-western corner of the Far 3kpc arm. The nebula was given this name due to its bright green colour, which is reminiscent of the same named gemstone.

Screenshot References:

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POI type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Dunee PN-T e3-3413
POI Name: The Three Thieves

Description:
Within this planetary nebula, some 3400 light-years away from Colonia, a black hole with just under 3 solar masses is accompanied by two gas giants (Class I and IV) each with a helium-rich atmosphere. Supported by the bluish coloration of the nebula, these three fellows are rather dark and a little bit secret, hence the naming.

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Name: Four Dancers
Game map search ref: Ooscs Chraea IR-L d8-34
Description: The Four Dancers is a visually interesting stellar arrangement. Jumping into this system travelers are blasted with the light from a binary pair of F and M class stars. Just a few hundred light seconds away, another fiery couple dances a frantic whirl. The two stellar couples, each locked in their own intimate waltzes, orbit each other in an infinite cosmic dance party. Perhaps most poignantly, off in the distance, hanging alone in black, is a solitary wallflower K-class star orbiting the dancers, forever forced to watch, alone, the happy couples dance at the system's center for all of time.
Screenshot reference:
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POI type: Other
GalMap Ref: Screakoi WO-G c11-1
POI Name: Karmeliet

Description:
This system contains an Earth-Like World with 2 (terraformable) Water World orbiting around it. Further in the system there is another terraformbale Water-World.

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POI type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Screakai HM-V e2-1765
POI Name: Cat's Eye Nebula

Description:
Situated at the southern tip of the Far 3kpc Arm and halfway between Colonia and the Yin-Yang Nebula, this blue shimmering planetary nebula contains a solitary black hole of 2.6 solar masses.

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Aaah, Pilot Pirx, I really hate to break it to you - especially since I adore cat references of all ilk - but the Cat's Eye nebula is a thing, already in game in fact. It just happens to be an unreachable nebula too far off the galactic disc.

You'd need to rename your find I'm afraid. :/
 
NAME: Poseidon's Fury
GAME MAP SEARCH REF: Bleia Flyuae ZU-N d7-54 B 10 (+ moons a, b, c)
DESCRIPTION:

Bleia Flyuae ZU-N d7-54 B 10 is a ringed water world, with three relatively large moons. While ringed water worlds in of themselves are not all that unremarkable, this particular water world and its ring system is unusual due to the large gap between the A and B rings with two moons orbiting *between* the A and B rings, and the third moon in an inclined orbit outside the rings, suggesting that the planet/moon system may have had a violent formation.

The planet has two rings, A and B. The A ring is of typical proportions for the rings of a terrestrial type planet, with an inner radius of 16.7Mm and outer radius of 59.2Mm. The outer rings however are large, and the two inner moons A and B orbit between the planet's A and B rings. The outer rings have an inner radius of 708Mm and outer radius of 1.1Gm. Moon a has a semi major axis of 224Mm, and moon b has a semi major axis of 400Mm. The A ring and the a and b moons are all classified as 'rocky' and are in the same orbital plane. The materials on moons a and b are broadly similar. Moon c's orbit, which lies outside of all the rings, is significantly inclined at -27.5 degrees, and the minor materials list differs significantly from moons a and b (As, Mo, Sb, Hg) - by contrast c's minor materials are Zr, Sn, Y and W.

This suggests that the B ring and moon c were likely formed in an ancient cataclysmic collision. Moon c most possibly did not originally belong to the water world, but instead is possibly a captured object which collided with the original moon c, whose pulverised remains now form the B ring, possibly mixed in with debris from the current c moon (now smaller than its original size).

Due to moon c's inclined orbit, it is possible to find an excellent view of the water world, its inner ring, its two intra-ring moons and its colossal outer ring, while landed on this moon as the rings and inner moons are not being seen 'edge on' but rather from an elevated position relative to the orbital plane of the rings and inner moons.

This planet and ring system was discovered during the Minerva Centaurus expedition in Feburary 3304 by CMDR Mack Winston.

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Aaah, Pilot Pirx, I really hate to break it to you - especially since I adore cat references of all ilk - but the Cat's Eye nebula is a thing, already in game in fact. It just happens to be an unreachable nebula too far off the galactic disc.

You'd need to rename your find I'm afraid. :/

Thank you very much for the valuable advice and the remembrance of the golden rule: First do some research and then post...
 
@Baton - You find ringed NS only as "planets" of Black Holes.....

well didn´t find this one in here
WEPOOE BG-X e1-6558 first discovered by Cdr One Zero



hence I name it "Zero´s Chemtrail"
 
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@Baton - You find ringed NS only as "planets" of Black Holes.....

Thnx.. searching for one now :) BTW the systems you mentioned early are not on EDSM, so cannot be used for the purpose of this thread ;)

No ring so far but got some nice places: Eoch Flyi AA-A f2748

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Thnx.. searching for one now :) BTW the systems you mentioned early are not on EDSM, so cannot be used for the purpose of this thread ;)

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I am a little confused - should be in EDSM as I use EDDiscovery ????


Or is it transferred only after handing in the data ?

Edit: Got it - need to upload the Journals additionally :(
 
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Edit: Got it - need to upload the Journals additionally :(

Normally you add the API key from edsm to settings in EDDiscovery and it does it automatically after each entry, you do not need to upload the journals manually from the game folder.
 
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