ANNOUNCEMENT 2.2 Your Input Needed - Passenger Tourist Destinations
- Thread starter Michael Brookes
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Title: 6 Star Resort
• Location: North America Sector GR-M B7-4
• A screenshot of the view.
http://www.sooden.co.uk/ED/North America Sector GR-M B7-4.jpg
http://www.sooden.co.uk/ED/North America Sector GR-M B7-4_2.jpg
• Your Commander name: REN
Reasoning: 3 ring systems to visits and nebular views.
• Location: North America Sector GR-M B7-4
• A screenshot of the view.
http://www.sooden.co.uk/ED/North America Sector GR-M B7-4.jpg
http://www.sooden.co.uk/ED/North America Sector GR-M B7-4_2.jpg
• Your Commander name: REN
Reasoning: 3 ring systems to visits and nebular views.
Lava Planet in Mini-Nebula
Location: EODGOVVY GW-W E1-17 3
Commander: RealDB
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Location: EODGOVVY GW-W E1-17 1
Commander: RealDB
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Location: Smoje NS-T D3-3
Commander: RealDB
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Location: EODGOVVY GW-W E1-17 3
Commander: RealDB
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Location: EODGOVVY GW-W E1-17 1
Commander: RealDB
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Location: Smoje NS-T D3-3
Commander: RealDB
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Cmdr Blain Crighton
Location: Robert Aitken Orbital, Firdaus
Cmdr: Cmdr Blain Crighton
A Coriolis with a View
Location: NGC 4463 SECTOR RY-R E4-5
Cmdr: Cmdr Blain Crighton
3 a is a lovely landable moon
then the system has a binary par of Water world
All in a Planetary Nebula around a Neutron star all ~3500 light years from home
Location: Robert Aitken Orbital, Firdaus
Cmdr: Cmdr Blain Crighton
A Coriolis with a View
Location: NGC 4463 SECTOR RY-R E4-5
Cmdr: Cmdr Blain Crighton
3 a is a lovely landable moon
then the system has a binary par of Water world
All in a Planetary Nebula around a Neutron star all ~3500 light years from home
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Brought to you by Cmdr Expugnax !!
The Ultimate Skiing Location - The Eight Burst Nebula, with bright blue sky, mountains, and fine snow, visit CD-39 6137 2, deep inside the beautiful Eight Burst Nebula.
Dont miss the amazing views of Barnards Ring, and the other stunning nebulae in this region of space, within easy reach of your home system, only 2000 ly from Sol.
CD-39 6137 contains a large number of landable moons and many fine ringed planets, including two incredible ringed dwarves, giving off a soft warming glow to their accompanying landable moons.
Here is a typical scene ...
http://i.imgur.com/8P5YApd.jpg?1
The Ultimate Skiing Location - The Eight Burst Nebula, with bright blue sky, mountains, and fine snow, visit CD-39 6137 2, deep inside the beautiful Eight Burst Nebula.
Dont miss the amazing views of Barnards Ring, and the other stunning nebulae in this region of space, within easy reach of your home system, only 2000 ly from Sol.
CD-39 6137 contains a large number of landable moons and many fine ringed planets, including two incredible ringed dwarves, giving off a soft warming glow to their accompanying landable moons.
Here is a typical scene ...
http://i.imgur.com/8P5YApd.jpg?1
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To my taste, almost any nebula is valid, but I understand that area should be close to the bubble.
Quickly I remember I like the area of Orion, with a large number of nebulae of different sizes in a tight pocket but it would take several days:
21 Points of interest until Orion Nebula and its surroundings.
In my map I remain so, but if the route is viable for the game try to reorder the steps (if I am told).
St: Bellatrix / Gamma Orionis / HIP 25336 (B) (70 : -67 : -230) (Green 36)
St: Betelgeuse / Alpha Orionis / HIP 27989 (M) (170 : -73 : -460) (Purple 1)
St: Mintaka / Delta Orionis (O) (270 : -205 : -600) (Purple 2)
Nb: NGC 2392 / Eskimo Nebula (NbPlt) (230 : 239 : -730) (Purple 3)
St: Alnitak / Zeta Orionis (O) (320 : -204 : -630) (Purple 4)
St: Meissa / Lambda Orionis / HIP 26207 (O) (290 : -217 : -1040) (Purple 5)
Nb: IC 2118 / Witch Head Nebula (370 : -402 : -720) (Purple 6)
St: HD 35411 / Eta Orionis (B) (360 : -306 : -770) (Purple 7)
St: Saiph / K Orionis (B) (350 : -200 : -500) (Purple 8)
St: Rigel / Beta Orionis (B) (390 : -361 : -680) (Purple 9)
Nb: NGC 1360 (NbPlt) (440 : -926 : -510) (Purple 10)
Nb: IC 418 / Spirograph Nebula (NbPlt) (580 : -453 : -820) (Purple 11)
Nb: NGC 1999 (550 : -375 : -930) (Purple 12)
Nb: NGC 2068 / Messier 78 (540 : -322 : -1.140) (Purple 13)
Nb: Orion Nebula (590 : -432 : -1070) (Purple 14)
and
Nb: NGC 1977 / Running Man Nebula (580 : -426 : -1080) (Purple 15)
Nb: Horsehead Dark Region (NbPlt) (610 : -405 : -1190) (Purple 16)
and
Nb: Flame Nebula (NbPlt) (630 : -403 : -1200) (Purple 17)
Nb: Horsehead Nebula (650 : -432 : -1280) (Purple 18)
Nb: Barnard's Loop (630 : -426 : -1230) (Purple 19)
Nb: Orion Dark Region (600 : -312 : -1340) (Purple 20)
a greeting
Cmdr: SKafre
To my taste, almost any nebula is valid, but I understand that area should be close to the bubble.
Quickly I remember I like the area of Orion, with a large number of nebulae of different sizes in a tight pocket but it would take several days:
21 Points of interest until Orion Nebula and its surroundings.
In my map I remain so, but if the route is viable for the game try to reorder the steps (if I am told).
St: Bellatrix / Gamma Orionis / HIP 25336 (B) (70 : -67 : -230) (Green 36)
St: Betelgeuse / Alpha Orionis / HIP 27989 (M) (170 : -73 : -460) (Purple 1)
St: Mintaka / Delta Orionis (O) (270 : -205 : -600) (Purple 2)
Nb: NGC 2392 / Eskimo Nebula (NbPlt) (230 : 239 : -730) (Purple 3)
St: Alnitak / Zeta Orionis (O) (320 : -204 : -630) (Purple 4)
St: Meissa / Lambda Orionis / HIP 26207 (O) (290 : -217 : -1040) (Purple 5)
Nb: IC 2118 / Witch Head Nebula (370 : -402 : -720) (Purple 6)
St: HD 35411 / Eta Orionis (B) (360 : -306 : -770) (Purple 7)
St: Saiph / K Orionis (B) (350 : -200 : -500) (Purple 8)
St: Rigel / Beta Orionis (B) (390 : -361 : -680) (Purple 9)
Nb: NGC 1360 (NbPlt) (440 : -926 : -510) (Purple 10)
Nb: IC 418 / Spirograph Nebula (NbPlt) (580 : -453 : -820) (Purple 11)
Nb: NGC 1999 (550 : -375 : -930) (Purple 12)
Nb: NGC 2068 / Messier 78 (540 : -322 : -1.140) (Purple 13)
Nb: Orion Nebula (590 : -432 : -1070) (Purple 14)
and
Nb: NGC 1977 / Running Man Nebula (580 : -426 : -1080) (Purple 15)
Nb: Horsehead Dark Region (NbPlt) (610 : -405 : -1190) (Purple 16)
and
Nb: Flame Nebula (NbPlt) (630 : -403 : -1200) (Purple 17)
Nb: Horsehead Nebula (650 : -432 : -1280) (Purple 18)
Nb: Barnard's Loop (630 : -426 : -1230) (Purple 19)
Nb: Orion Dark Region (600 : -312 : -1340) (Purple 20)
a greeting
Cmdr: SKafre
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I'm currently exploring about 770 lys out and post locations with screenshots regularly - go to http://joomlaw.org Feel free to use any of the locations and screenshots from my site and check for new content from time to time.
Cheers, Hairy Primate
Cheers, Hairy Primate
Hi all!
Ingame: Cmdr Arkadi Kreven
Moderator edit (sorry Michael) : If you wish to discuss this thread in general, please here. There is a separate thread for general discussion about passenger missions here:
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showt...ing-2-2-Passenger-Tourist-Destinations-thread
• Location name (this should include system name, body name and lat/long if the location is on the surface).
AUCOKS OH-D B18-3
Planet: 1 about 1.900 ly from the bubble... the "most beautyful" ammonia world with rings
http://imgur.com/ATmsZWV
also
HIP 10793 (abot 270 ly out) the "hottest" place around
http://imgur.com/ZiqWrup
AUCOKS OH-D B18-3
Planet: 1 about 1.900 ly from the bubble... the "most beautyful" ammonia world with rings
http://imgur.com/ATmsZWV
also
HIP 10793 (abot 270 ly out) the "hottest" place around
http://imgur.com/ZiqWrup
Ingame: Cmdr Arkadi Kreven
Moderator edit (sorry Michael) : If you wish to discuss this thread in general, please here. There is a separate thread for general discussion about passenger missions here:
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showt...ing-2-2-Passenger-Tourist-Destinations-thread
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Location: THAILOOE FR-V C18-28 A 4
Commander:CrossFire Walli
Reason ,,This planet have 21 earth Masses and is a Giant Planet with Rings ..Its ice and looks beautifull.
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CMDR Mephane
HR 6164 ABC 1
It has magnificent views like this:
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HIP 114367 2 / Borrego Orbital
This starport's orbits a shepherd moon at the outer edge of the gas giants rings - the moon is permanently immersed into the rings, and the starports moves through the rings, up and down, down and up, all the time.
HR 6164 ABC 1
It has magnificent views like this:
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HIP 114367 2 / Borrego Orbital
This starport's orbits a shepherd moon at the outer edge of the gas giants rings - the moon is permanently immersed into the rings, and the starports moves through the rings, up and down, down and up, all the time.
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Title: 3 points of view
• Location: Elephant's Trunk Sector Xo-A
• screenshot of the view.
http://www.sooden.co.uk/ed/Elephant's Trunk Sector Xo-A_01.jpg
http://www.sooden.co.uk/ed/Elephant's Trunk Sector Xo-A_02.jpg
http://www.sooden.co.uk/ed/Elephant's Trunk Sector Xo-A_03.jpg
http://www.sooden.co.uk/ed/Elephant's Trunk Sector Xo-A_04.jpg
http://www.sooden.co.uk/ed/Elephant's Trunk Sector Xo-A_05.jpg
• Your Commander name: REN
Reasoning: 3 small planets (landable) for clear views of the Elephant's Trunk nebula
• Location: Elephant's Trunk Sector Xo-A
• screenshot of the view.
http://www.sooden.co.uk/ed/Elephant's Trunk Sector Xo-A_01.jpg
http://www.sooden.co.uk/ed/Elephant's Trunk Sector Xo-A_02.jpg
http://www.sooden.co.uk/ed/Elephant's Trunk Sector Xo-A_03.jpg
http://www.sooden.co.uk/ed/Elephant's Trunk Sector Xo-A_04.jpg
http://www.sooden.co.uk/ed/Elephant's Trunk Sector Xo-A_05.jpg
• Your Commander name: REN
Reasoning: 3 small planets (landable) for clear views of the Elephant's Trunk nebula
Col 285 Sector JM-A B15-7 1 (coordinates inaccesible)
One of rare water worlds where there is actually some land. Experience mighty ocean and massive cloud formations in the thick atmosphere from small islands on this unterraformable world. Lack of goverment adds additional thrill to this trip.
CMDR Bier00t
One of rare water worlds where there is actually some land. Experience mighty ocean and massive cloud formations in the thick atmosphere from small islands on this unterraformable world. Lack of goverment adds additional thrill to this trip.
CMDR Bier00t
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Hello,
I don't know if it's been recommended yet, but I didn't see it and it's a fun place to drive around in it's 0.06G, particularly near some of the larger craters.
Peraesii 1, in the Peraesii System, is on the edge, but still in the bubble. Nice place for a visit, with some lovely sites of the milky way and some nebulae. The crater formations are really fascinating and fun to drive around, without being too dangerous, making it a good place for people who like sledding and high-jumps.
Not too far from the star, giving a nice view, particularly in contrast to the milky way.
Close enough for some lovely views of Barnard's Loop,
Beautiful craters to see:
Many craters cover the planet, some even appear with different colors. There used to be a single large crater that covered nearly half the planet, but that seems to have disappeared after 2.1 update.
Peraesii: Explore the Wilds, from the comfort of home.
This is CMDR RikBardoon. I'll try to find more locations in the bubble later this week.
I don't know if it's been recommended yet, but I didn't see it and it's a fun place to drive around in it's 0.06G, particularly near some of the larger craters.
Peraesii 1, in the Peraesii System, is on the edge, but still in the bubble. Nice place for a visit, with some lovely sites of the milky way and some nebulae. The crater formations are really fascinating and fun to drive around, without being too dangerous, making it a good place for people who like sledding and high-jumps.
Not too far from the star, giving a nice view, particularly in contrast to the milky way.
Close enough for some lovely views of Barnard's Loop,
Beautiful craters to see:
Many craters cover the planet, some even appear with different colors. There used to be a single large crater that covered nearly half the planet, but that seems to have disappeared after 2.1 update.
Peraesii: Explore the Wilds, from the comfort of home.
This is CMDR RikBardoon. I'll try to find more locations in the bubble later this week.
• Location name
• A screenshot of the view
• Commander name
P.S.: There's an issue that I've noticed with the ED Horizons client (not present while in regular ED 64-bit one) that causes the astral bodies to "skip" instead of fluidly move in their orbits, during normal-space flight; this can lead to some issues with approaching this moon from the giant's ring side. Once you get to the surface from safe distance from the ring you can get anywhere on the body quite safely. I really do hope the "skip" is some temporary issue and not an engine limitation, because the whole thing is quite jarring...
Well inside the "human bubble", lies a rather unremarkable F-type star, orbited by, amongst others, by an unremarkable ringed gas giant, which in turn sports several, quite unremarkable satellite moons, one of them called
HR 1597 A 7 A
• A screenshot of the view
While, at first glance, one could be forgiven for overlooking this particular stellar body, a closer inspection will reveal something remarkable :
The moon appears to be almost brushing the giant's dust ring (indeed, the distance between surface and the asteroids is about 600km), which leads to some quite dramatic views from the surface :
The bland colour of the astral bodies is in stark contrast to the gleam of the Galaxy in the background.
And from the right spot, looking up from the observation deck, one can indulge oneself in a fine past-time of rock-spotting, as the many specks of ring's "dust" rush on by above... :
The movement of the ring is clearly visible!
• Commander name
Kintch Dempsey
P.S.: There's an issue that I've noticed with the ED Horizons client (not present while in regular ED 64-bit one) that causes the astral bodies to "skip" instead of fluidly move in their orbits, during normal-space flight; this can lead to some issues with approaching this moon from the giant's ring side. Once you get to the surface from safe distance from the ring you can get anywhere on the body quite safely. I really do hope the "skip" is some temporary issue and not an engine limitation, because the whole thing is quite jarring...
lan 111 system inside fetus planetary nebula, one of the nearest to the bubble (2900 ly)
one of the most spectacular views of the Milky Way
CMDR Philip Lynx
one of the most spectacular views of the Milky Way
CMDR Philip Lynx