Spotted an unusual cartographic feature while flying through the Inner Core. Check out the area of space centred roughly on the Phroi Flyuae ZU-Y A17 system. There are ten a-mass-code boxels chock-full of brown dwarfs, sitting in space that's otherwise quite devoid of brown dwarfs. It's like a little piece of the Galactic Brown Dwarf Disc, only it's 1000 LYs Down from it, at the opposite end of the sector. The boxels form a pattern shaped like an upside-down L, two boxels wide, four high and the cross-bar of the L is also two boxels long. The pattern is best seen when you filter the galaxy map by star class and deselect everything except the L, T and Y brown dwarfs.
And no, it's not a patch of real-world stars - we can't detect brown dwarfs 23,500 LY away in the Core. These are all procedurally generated - a glitch in the Stellar Forge. A week or so ago while scrolling about the galaxy map I found a similar feature in the same general region of space, a "wall" of brown dwarfs 3 boxels wide, one thick and five high, but forgot to note it's location or take a screenshot; I figured a giant wall of brown dwarfs 10 LY thick and 50 LY high would be hard to lose, but I was wrong. Didn't make that mistake a second time; here's the screenie.
And no, it's not a patch of real-world stars - we can't detect brown dwarfs 23,500 LY away in the Core. These are all procedurally generated - a glitch in the Stellar Forge. A week or so ago while scrolling about the galaxy map I found a similar feature in the same general region of space, a "wall" of brown dwarfs 3 boxels wide, one thick and five high, but forgot to note it's location or take a screenshot; I figured a giant wall of brown dwarfs 10 LY thick and 50 LY high would be hard to lose, but I was wrong. Didn't make that mistake a second time; here's the screenie.
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