Black Hole Field

Cula-Ta · Aug 1, 2015

CASTER was a probe produced by the space agency of the 21st Century NASA to find black holes, it's successes were well documented. Sadly they didn't find a Black Hole Field like the one I accidentally stumbled upon whilst heading towards Saggie Bottom.

I will list below over a period of time the locations of the 236 Black Holes systems I found. There are many more, I'm sure, to be discovered, along with a large number of Neutron Stars I didn't feel inclined to visit. Well when you find Black Hole after Black Hole, who cares about Neutrons?
I most definitely didn't grab all of them, one or two were left behind when I chased pairs, plus I'm sure if you head a little left or right you'll find plenty more.

Systems visited Location Distance from W A N G Base (Spaced because you can't type W A N G without spaces!)
2494 GRAEA PHREIA VO-A F6 15,574
2495 GRAEA PHREIA QD-B E3 15,574
2514 GRAEA PHREIA UJ-Z E76 15,801
2516 GRAEA PHREIA ZU-Y F16 15,831
2543 GRAEA PHREIA CW-V E2-250 16,090
2549 GRAEA PHREIA GC-U E3-271 16,166
2558 GRAEA PHREIA DB-X F1-209 16,262
2559 GRAEA PHREIA GC-U E3-566 16,258
2581 GRAEA PHREIA QJ-Q E5-73 ??????
2592 GRAEA PHREIA QJQ E5-487 16,585
2594 GRAEA PHREIA CL-Y G211 16,623
2595 GRAEA PHREIA UP-O E6-325 16,639
2601 GRAEA PHREIA UP-O E6-314 16,722
2609 EORLD FLYA SY-A E7 16,848
2631 EORLD FLYA AL-X E1-544 17,127
2638 EORLD FLYA AL-X E1-399 17,191
2639 EORLD FLYA AL-X E1-216 17,200
2642 EORLD FLYA AL-X E1-189 17,237

I'll keep adding to the list with the pics in the posts to follow, at least you now know where to start. Happy Black Hole hunting my Caster friends.

Cdr Voorheez · Aug 2, 2015

Intrigued. Watching with interest your findings. Safe journeys home Cdr and well done.

Cula-Ta · Aug 2, 2015

Visuals

GRAEA PHREIA VO-A F6

GRAEA PHREIA QD-B E3

GRAEA PHREIA UJ-Z E76

GRAEA PHREIA ZU-Y F16

GRAEA PHREIA CW-V E2-250

GRAEA PHREIA GC-U E3-271

Cdr Voorheez · Aug 2, 2015

Thank you Cdr very very valuable data there. Repped

Cula-Ta · Aug 2, 2015

GRAEA PHREIA DB-X F1-209

GRAEA PHREIA GC-U E3-566

GRAEA PHREIA QJ-Q E5-73 ??????
Might have taken this down incorrectly, couldn't find on search
GRAEA PHREIA QJQ E5-487

GRAEA PHREIA CL-Y G211

GRAEA PHREIA UP-O E6-325

Cula-Ta · Aug 2, 2015

GRAEA PHREIA UP-O E6-314
This also has an orbiting Water World

EORLD FLYA SY-A E7

EORLD FLYA AL-X E1-544

EORLD FLYA AL-X E1-399

EORLD FLYA AL-X E1-216

EORLD FLYA AL-X E1-189

hoopy · Aug 2, 2015

What is w a n g space? Can you give coordinates instead?
Why are black holes so much more interesting than neutrons? I like neutrons

I'm on mu way back from a long trip so some closer high value stuff is good news!

Cula-Ta · Aug 2, 2015

It's all about the money with you isn't it! (In the Voice of Brian's Mother - Life of Brian)
Give me a Black Hole or a Neutron star any day

Cdr Voorheez · Aug 3, 2015

It is all about the Elite status and the money

Kancro Vantas · Aug 3, 2015

Hello CMDR Cula-Ta,

I haven't checked any of the systems in this thread just yet, however, just from the distances, I was wondering if these are all located within the Neutron Fields. My educated guess is that yes, they seem to fall within their boundaries.

Check the coordinates for the Neutron Fields, in this guide where I published my findings.

Either way, once you have mapped this region, you might want to enter it in the Galactic Map Initiative, by CMDR Erimus.

Last but not least, CMDR C64Orinoco also reported a similar field to the one you are mentioning here.

Hope this helps.

Ydiss · Aug 4, 2015

I'm currently exploring a region that's full of black holes. I've scanned 100 so far and I probably won't get them all. There's another one about 500ly from here too. They're not as dense as the link above but still fun to explore.

It's not in the neutron field either.

I wondered how common these were. This one is undiscovered.