Greetings explorers!
It is a well known fact that wherever humans go, we leave our footprints behind. Sometimes it is actually just our footprints, while other times we actually seem to treat every planet as our personal junkyard.
While it is only natural that on some remote places there might be a wreck of an SRV or a ship from an unfortunate explorer, it seems that the occurrance of human objects throughout the galaxy is indeed more common than one might think.
Here is an example from another intrepid explorer whose findings are more than questionable:
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=220524&p=3361119&viewfull=1#post3361119
In light of these spectacular and sad findings I have decided to document all human trash found on our journey to Beagle Point. Wether it is a narcotics-stash from a druglord, or a crashed Nav-Beacon they all pose an environmental threat to our beautiful vistas.
Let us make it known to the galaxy that human littering is not tolerated, and should be punishable by death.
As all things in moral and ethics, we have to start to act ourselves:
My first example is from our base camp near Shapley 1.
Within 5 minutes after landing at base camp, a reckless pilot crashed his SRV leaving his remains scattered over a large area of the planet. While everybody pointed and laughed, nobody thought about cleaning up the mess so when the next somewhat clumsy SRV pilot drove past, he drove straight into the wreckage and exploded himself. See the threat this poses?
Now since I am doing a bit of prospecting, I am in no shortage of finding other places with similar results.
Second example of the day is from Fine Ring Sector JH-V c2-10, only 8 LY's away from the previous image:
While CMDR Absolver had his eyes glued to the scanner looking for those precious ingredients for jumponium, he just barely avoided this wreckage. Clearly this was some kind of underground narcotics scheme gone wrong as there were several canisters of narcotics and gold nearby.
There you go CMDR's, tread carefully, and please pick up your trash. It is way too much out there already.
Stay tuned for more documentation.
Disclaimer: This is part attempted humour, and part attempt to show how silly it is to have this many human-made POI's scattered throughout the galaxy. I'm sure I will tire of finding nav-beacons near Sagittarius A* pretty quickly... not to mention guarded canisters of scrap near Beagle Point. FD, please do something about this.
It is a well known fact that wherever humans go, we leave our footprints behind. Sometimes it is actually just our footprints, while other times we actually seem to treat every planet as our personal junkyard.
While it is only natural that on some remote places there might be a wreck of an SRV or a ship from an unfortunate explorer, it seems that the occurrance of human objects throughout the galaxy is indeed more common than one might think.
Here is an example from another intrepid explorer whose findings are more than questionable:
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=220524&p=3361119&viewfull=1#post3361119
In light of these spectacular and sad findings I have decided to document all human trash found on our journey to Beagle Point. Wether it is a narcotics-stash from a druglord, or a crashed Nav-Beacon they all pose an environmental threat to our beautiful vistas.
Let us make it known to the galaxy that human littering is not tolerated, and should be punishable by death.
As all things in moral and ethics, we have to start to act ourselves:
My first example is from our base camp near Shapley 1.
Within 5 minutes after landing at base camp, a reckless pilot crashed his SRV leaving his remains scattered over a large area of the planet. While everybody pointed and laughed, nobody thought about cleaning up the mess so when the next somewhat clumsy SRV pilot drove past, he drove straight into the wreckage and exploded himself. See the threat this poses?
Now since I am doing a bit of prospecting, I am in no shortage of finding other places with similar results.
Second example of the day is from Fine Ring Sector JH-V c2-10, only 8 LY's away from the previous image:
While CMDR Absolver had his eyes glued to the scanner looking for those precious ingredients for jumponium, he just barely avoided this wreckage. Clearly this was some kind of underground narcotics scheme gone wrong as there were several canisters of narcotics and gold nearby.
There you go CMDR's, tread carefully, and please pick up your trash. It is way too much out there already.
Stay tuned for more documentation.
Disclaimer: This is part attempted humour, and part attempt to show how silly it is to have this many human-made POI's scattered throughout the galaxy. I'm sure I will tire of finding nav-beacons near Sagittarius A* pretty quickly... not to mention guarded canisters of scrap near Beagle Point. FD, please do something about this.
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