Distant Worlds II Event [DW2] Distant Worlds 2: Discovery Submissions
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I'm kind of wondering the same sort of thing. Just found a Terriformable Water World Moon orbiting a planet in which the only star is a Neutron one. Now I've found several water worlds orbiting Netron stars before, in fact I just found 2 side by side orbiting one, but never a terriformable water world moon along with another terriformable planet orbiting a Neutron...
EDIT: And just after I posted this, found another Terriformable WW around a Neutron, though this system does have another star in it about 348,000 ls away, but the WW orbits the Neutron.
So maybe it's not all that uncommon now...
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DRYOEA PRAO DR-C D7653 (System with ELW, Terra HMC, 4 Terra WW)
Found a pretty amazing system ( DRYOEA PRAO DR-C D7653 ) about 4300ly off the path, branching off from the Awesomes at WP6. It contains an Earth-like World, a Terraformable High Metal Content, and 4 Terraformable Water Worlds. 2 of the Water Worlds orbit each other. The other 4 (ELW, Terra HMC, 2 Terra WW) all orbit each other in close proximity. I've attached several pictures.
Found a pretty amazing system ( DRYOEA PRAO DR-C D7653 ) about 4300ly off the path, branching off from the Awesomes at WP6. It contains an Earth-like World, a Terraformable High Metal Content, and 4 Terraformable Water Worlds. 2 of the Water Worlds orbit each other. The other 4 (ELW, Terra HMC, 2 Terra WW) all orbit each other in close proximity. I've attached several pictures.
For those who have reached the next waypoint and are looking for polonium, needle crystals at the geological sites on DRYAU AUSMS BX-N C6-6 A 1 A are proving very bountiful:
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I thought this view was striking along with the Biologicals...
System: Myriesly DQ-G d10-1240
Planet: 7 A
Site: Biological (7)
Codex Entry: Roseum Sinuous Tubers
Description: Close orbiting moon of a larger ringed Gas Giant.
System: Myriesly DQ-G d10-1240
Planet: 7 A
Site: Biological (7)
Codex Entry: Roseum Sinuous Tubers
Description: Close orbiting moon of a larger ringed Gas Giant.
Hi everyone again (Xbox)
Could anyone enlighten me with regards to a codex glitch regarding Prasinum Bioluminescent Anemone's ...
Ive found some in the Empyrean Straits sector. When I scan them the codex is immediately updated as Reported & Confirmed by myself. In other words "first discovered" in this sector.
Then when I log out of the game and back in, it forgets the discovery and the codex once again shows it's not been found yet in this sector. When I re-scan the Anemone it again updates showing the the original date and time of discovery. Only to loose it again if I log out .....
This is the third time on this trim alone the codex is messing around, along with Helium Rich GG's and White Dwarf's .....
Am I getting it wrong somehow?
Any help would be appreciated ....
Could anyone enlighten me with regards to a codex glitch regarding Prasinum Bioluminescent Anemone's ...
Ive found some in the Empyrean Straits sector. When I scan them the codex is immediately updated as Reported & Confirmed by myself. In other words "first discovered" in this sector.
Then when I log out of the game and back in, it forgets the discovery and the codex once again shows it's not been found yet in this sector. When I re-scan the Anemone it again updates showing the the original date and time of discovery. Only to loose it again if I log out .....
This is the third time on this trim alone the codex is messing around, along with Helium Rich GG's and White Dwarf's .....
Am I getting it wrong somehow?
Any help would be appreciated ....
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ELW + 6 terraformables in neutron system
I found an ELW with three terraformable WWs, as well as three terraformable high-metal content worlds. In a system around 60Kls from a neutron star.
The system is SCREAKAO GS-A D1-1190.
I found an ELW with three terraformable WWs, as well as three terraformable high-metal content worlds. In a system around 60Kls from a neutron star.
The system is SCREAKAO GS-A D1-1190.
As a relatively inexperienced explorer, it's difficult to know what's remarkable and what is not, but I believe this system is quite unusual and worth posting.
The system itself had been discovered before. EDSM records me as being the 4th ship to pass through. Not a surprise being a Black Hole with a Herbig Ae/Be star. However, only one or two planets had been explored...
Once I identified them, I found no less than 6 Helium-Rich Gas Giants, which in my experience are rather rare, as well as 2 Water Giants orbiting each other, in amongst the 13 stellar bodies and other, more common planets. I've no doubt there are more spectacular systems out there but it stood out from most I've visited.
System: Clooku DL-Y g6
Description: High number of Helium-Rich Gas Giants, plus Water Giants and many stellar bodies.
The system itself had been discovered before. EDSM records me as being the 4th ship to pass through. Not a surprise being a Black Hole with a Herbig Ae/Be star. However, only one or two planets had been explored...
Once I identified them, I found no less than 6 Helium-Rich Gas Giants, which in my experience are rather rare, as well as 2 Water Giants orbiting each other, in amongst the 13 stellar bodies and other, more common planets. I've no doubt there are more spectacular systems out there but it stood out from most I've visited.
System: Clooku DL-Y g6
Description: High number of Helium-Rich Gas Giants, plus Water Giants and many stellar bodies.
Submit an FD bug report. There do seem to be some glitches with codex at present.
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[FONT=Verdana,Arial,Tahoma,Calibri,Geneva,sans-serif]Screakao SO-Z e3914, o[/FONT]n the way to WP6. Black hole only 4.3 ls away from the secondary star.
The downside:
The visuals are rather disappointing.
The upside:
I got within 126 km of a black hole (yes, getting there was a bit of a Frodo job).
The downside:
The visuals are rather disappointing.
The upside:
I got within 126 km of a black hole (yes, getting there was a bit of a Frodo job).
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Screakau ZE-A G696 9 - Bio Site 1 - The Lonliest Pumpkin Patch in the Galaxy
Yay! I got my name in the Codex. I was looking around for O-types on a lark and ran into a patch of Prasneum BL Anemone. There is exactly one bio site on planet 9 in the system. This has to be one of the loneliest ecosystems in the galaxy.
I don't mind if someone scoops the FD tag. It's only 93 ly away from WP 6 and I wanted to let the expedition know before they departed tomorrow.
Screakau ZE-A G696 9 - Bio Site 1
Yay! I got my name in the Codex. I was looking around for O-types on a lark and ran into a patch of Prasneum BL Anemone. There is exactly one bio site on planet 9 in the system. This has to be one of the loneliest ecosystems in the galaxy.
I don't mind if someone scoops the FD tag. It's only 93 ly away from WP 6 and I wanted to let the expedition know before they departed tomorrow.
Screakau ZE-A G696 9 - Bio Site 1
Might want to double-check if your codex entry is still there on the next login. Many of the anemone codex entries aren't surviving a logout.
Difficult to find records for this, but I have - possibly - a candidate for two star systems being extremely close together.
They are:
Stuemeae PD-B D8763 and Stuemeae PD-B D8047, being 2,148,456 LS apart (if my math is correct that is 0.1467 light years, feel free to correct me). These are closer together than Hutton Orbital is from Alpha Centauri.
They are:
Stuemeae PD-B D8763 and Stuemeae PD-B D8047, being 2,148,456 LS apart (if my math is correct that is 0.1467 light years, feel free to correct me). These are closer together than Hutton Orbital is from Alpha Centauri.
The record is something like a few hundred light-seconds.
Do you have a link to this record, by chance?
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