Now there's a familiar name, bumped into a lot of his systems when pushing the limit on reachable stars! My Fleet Carrier is currently out at Medusa's Rock in the Crescent Sector GW-W C1-8 system which I am using as a base station for a different project I am working on, I am looking at taking a short break from that and was wondering if there are any FC only stars in that area.
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Now there's a familiar name, bumped into a lot of his systems when pushing the limit on reachable stars! My Fleet Carrier is currently out at Medusa's Rock in the Crescent Sector GW-W C1-8 system which I am using as a base station for a different project I am working on, I am looking at taking a short break from that and was wondering if there are any FC only stars in that area.
I think Medusa's rock is in slice 13 or 14 - both mine. I used the same station when exploring those slices. And that's where I came across Cmdr endlessfalls' name.
There are quite a few unexplored HIP stars in slice 15 which should not be far away, and although allocated to Cmdr Heavy Johnson, not much progress has been made there. I have no record of unreachable or FC only stars in that area, so it would be worth exploring the outer limits of that region.
I suspect Cmdr endlessfalls has been around there as well.
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| HIP | Name in Elite | ED X | ED Y | ED Z | |
| Unreachable | 10352 | HD 13752 | 932 | -4066 | -1007 |
| Unreachable | 10381 | HD 13807 | 960 | -3960 | -938 |
| Unreachable | 16125 | HD 21573 | 2243 | -4197 | -1825 |
| Unreachable | 18418 | HIP 18418 | 4667 | -7446 | -4535 |
| Unreachable | 19319 | HIP 19319 | 2490 | -3439 | -2078 |
| Unreachable | 20163 | HD 27488 | 4685 | -6256 | -4583 |
| Unreachable | 22564 | HD 31063 | 3450 | -3294 | -2430 |
| Unreachable | 22700 | HD 31199 | 2781 | -2814 | -2713 |
| Unreachable | 23999 | HD 33525 | 9685 | -8160 | -7710 |
| Unreachable | 24070 | HD 33559 | 7966 | -6998 | -8501 |
| Unreachable | 32087 | HD 48354 | 27737 | -6898 | -22281 |
| Unreachable | 42547 | HD 73836 | 3181 | 1870 | -2845 |
| Unreachable | 43284 | HD 75282 | 3306 | 1812 | -2510 |
| Unreachable | 43739 | HD 76148 | 2882 | 2453 | -3062 |
| Unreachable | 45267 | HD 79356 | 3118 | 2251 | -2273 |
| Unreachable | 48033 | HD 84740 | 2157 | 2961 | -2136 |
| Unreachable | 54103 | HD 95936 | 1876 | 4310 | -1265 |
| Unreachable | 54758 | HD 97387 | 2494 | 6572 | -1768 |
| Unreachable | 54899 | HD 97659 | 2397 | 6773 | -1827 |
| Unreachable | 57036 | HD 101607 | 1159 | 4728 | -847 |
| Unreachable | 57262 | HD 102014 | 1047 | 5071 | -929 |
| Unreachable | 59169 | HIP 59169 | 790 | 5636 | -600 |
| Unreachable | 59861 | HIP 59861 | 1248 | -11534 | -971 |
My list of unreachables for slices 30 and 31. Coords are best guestimates but close enough for identifying potential routes to the systems.
@cmdr Iron Body - if you're bored, appreciate a run through your program to see if you can come up with anything nearby. NB: I have the FC and the fuel
Guess I have to buy some more tritium now, while parked in the bubble
Spansh "nearest" function found only those two:
In sector 26 , HD 84141 is 255ly from unreachable star HIP 47541
In sector 26, HD 84141 is 301ly from unreachable star HIP 46809
It gave me the results almost immediately, while the others did not produce any results after a few minutes.
It seems there is either a LY-based cap or an exponential time increase with search distance.
(Looks to me like a meh coded search algorithm, considering there are no stars to be found... Maybe it is rather suited to perform well in the galactic core with a lot of possible candidates, rather than the fringes with lots of nothing.)
Spansh "nearest" function found only those two:
In sector 26 , HD 84141 is 255ly from unreachable star HIP 47541
In sector 26, HD 84141 is 301ly from unreachable star HIP 46809
It gave me the results almost immediately, while the others did not produce any results after a few minutes.
It seems there is either a LY-based cap or an exponential time increase with search distance.
(Looks to me like a meh coded search algorithm, considering there are no stars to be found... Maybe it is rather suited to perform well in the galactic core with a lot of possible candidates, rather than the fringes with lots of nothing.)
HIP Name in Elite ED X ED Y ED Z Unreachable HD 13752 Unreachable HD 13807 Unreachable HD 21573 Unreachable HIP 18418 Unreachable HIP 19319 Unreachable HD 27488 Unreachable HD 31063 Unreachable HD 31199 Unreachable HD 33525 Unreachable HD 33559 Unreachable HD 48354 Unreachable HD 73836 Unreachable HD 75282 Unreachable HD 76148 Unreachable HD 79356 Unreachable HD 84740 Unreachable HD 95936 Unreachable HD 97387 Unreachable HD 97659 Unreachable HD 101607 Unreachable HD 102014 Unreachable HIP 59169 Unreachable HIP 59861
My list of unreachables for slices 30 and 31. Coords are best guestimates but close enough for identifying potential routes to the systems.
@cmdr Iron Body - if you're bored, appreciate a run through your program to see if you can come up with anything nearby. NB: I have the FC and the fuel
I added these unreachables to my list and ran the program, but it didn't find anything for these slices.
Which is a quite surprising because a couple of them have y coordinates in the 1800s, which are usually reachable.
I did wonder where I had run everything correctly, so changed the y-coord for HD 13752 to -1606, and it found lots of stars near there.
So, sorry, I couldn't find anything within FC distance for those stars.
Edit... I just realised that the 2 stars in the 1800 range could be reachable from stars below the 1500 limit in place for the search.
All the "nearest" stars have to be above 1500 or below -1500, it makes the search quicker because I have filtered out stars near the galactic plane.
I don't have time today to change the filter, but will have another go tomorrow.
PS. I wasn't bored, but had the program already set up to run. The only awkward bit was removing the non-ascii characters from the numeric columns in the table.
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This one I suspect. For closer stars the calculation will be easy, but the only way to calculate would be geometry, and while that would be fine if there is only a couple of stars nearby if your target location is far from the galactic disk the number of decimal places used to differentiate the distances of the nearest stars would probably quickly exceed the ability of geometry to easily calculate. Basically over many thousands of LY a lot stars will appear to be the same distance away without some strenuous calculation.
I changed my list of edge stars, now I know there are 6.5m stars further than 1300ly from the galactic plane on the Spansh database.
It still didn't find any stars within 500ly of the stars on your list.
Haven't been in here in a while but I can report that the FC stars in slice 34 are done! (Will do the reachable stars later down the line) Right now I've just purchased an FC and will be using it to finish the stars in slices 5 and 6 while heading out to Colonia! Then I'll loop back to slice 34...
Making progress on the carrier systems...
@Iron Body could you feed this one into you algorithm as well? I thought it is in carrier range with another HIP I saw around +2200, but it does not seem to be.
@Iron Body could you feed this one into you algorithm as well? I thought it is in carrier range with another HIP I saw around +2200, but it does not seem to be.
| HIP 38364 | HD 63711 | 917 | 2473 | -4967 |
According to my copy of the Spansh data, which is now 10 days old, the nearest stars to that point are ...
628.6 Xeangeae GJ-G d11-0 1233.8 1967.5 -5165.2
651.6 Xeangeae KP-E d12-0 1276.8 1955.4 -5132.1
685.8 Schrairsch JX-A d14-0 1137.2 1823.6 -4977.9
I have added the star to the list of unreachables, and if anyone gets anywhere within reach any time soon, my global search will find it.
My data is a little out of date because I got a new PC last week and I'm still in the process of installing my software on it.
The HIP I saw is maybe HD 59267 at 802:2262:-5542, not close enough to HD 63711.
The closest system I did find is Schrairsch BW-C D13-0 at 1019:1968:-5003 which is 516 ly, which is not on EDSM. Still not enough, but way closer than the 628 ly.
HD 290798 on slice 27 was 352 ly away from closest known system, but only 23 ly from the actually closest one, and was very easy to reach with a 70+ jump range.
Which made me think: Maybe it is helpful to add the closest system and distance for not-quite-reachable stars to the list? Especially if the closest system is procedurally generated.
The closest system I did find is Schrairsch BW-C D13-0 at 1019:1968:-5003 which is 516 ly, which is not on EDSM. Still not enough, but way closer than the 628 ly.
HD 290798 on slice 27 was 352 ly away from closest known system, but only 23 ly from the actually closest one, and was very easy to reach with a 70+ jump range.
Which made me think: Maybe it is helpful to add the closest system and distance for not-quite-reachable stars to the list? Especially if the closest system is procedurally generated.
Yes, it's always worth remembering that although my search can find the nearest star which has already been reached,there may be unvisited stars that are nearer amd even within easy reach. So I can increase the distance for "not-quite reachable" stars but where to draw the line ? My current search can find a large number of close-by stars, but I usually cut them off at the 500ly limit. Now I have my new,even more powerful, PC working I can try out some less stringent searches.
Hard to tell what would be a good approach without knowing how your script works (or what increases computation load).
In my opinion, the biggest benefit of your script is knowing a system in range you can't spot on the galaxy map yourself. You create a list of positives that can be reached.
If there is a system found withhin 500 ly, there is no benefit in searching further. Yes, maybe there is something closer, but a positive is a positive.
So an improvement would be to reduce "false negatives" - systems that appear out of range because of the lack of data. Because obviously noone is going to check those.
I have no clear idea, what a useful cut-off range would be. I think it depends on whether the "not quite in range" hits are hand-crafted systems or not.
If it is not hand-crafted, there are good chances it is due to lack of data and there are some more stars are nearby. And you can cycle through the boxels to maybe find something that tiny bit closer.
If it is hand-crafted (e.g. a HIP), well, it propably sits there alone, so even 500.01 ly doesn't help.
In my opinion, the biggest benefit of your script is knowing a system in range you can't spot on the galaxy map yourself. You create a list of positives that can be reached.
If there is a system found withhin 500 ly, there is no benefit in searching further. Yes, maybe there is something closer, but a positive is a positive.
So an improvement would be to reduce "false negatives" - systems that appear out of range because of the lack of data. Because obviously noone is going to check those.
I have no clear idea, what a useful cut-off range would be. I think it depends on whether the "not quite in range" hits are hand-crafted systems or not.
If it is not hand-crafted, there are good chances it is due to lack of data and there are some more stars are nearby. And you can cycle through the boxels to maybe find something that tiny bit closer.
If it is hand-crafted (e.g. a HIP), well, it propably sits there alone, so even 500.01 ly doesn't help.
Got really quiet in here. Well, I got news: Slices 25 and 26 are done.
Slice 25 breakdown:
155 systems not found
9 systems found, but located outside of the Galactic Map
45 systems are carrier only
54 systems are permit locked
45 systems are unreachable
1 star is a secondary star in another system: BL Lyncis (HIP 36627) is in the VV Lyncis (HIP 36626) system, search points right next to VV Lyncis as well
1 star points to empty space: searching for HIP 19855 (V891 Tauri) points to space right next to V774 Tauri (HIP 19859) but V981 Tauri is not found there
2 systems are "unscannable" with FSS: BD+03 3861 (HIP 39392) and Andbephi (HIP 51658) are pre-discovered and inhabited (with a population of 0) but have no Nav Beacon to scan - I mapped the planets to generate log entries for EDSM to read, but haven't found a way for the stars
Slice 26 breakdown:
97 systems not found
4 systems found, but located outside of the Galactic Map
44 systems are carrier only
164 systems are permit locked
39 systems are unreachable
1 system was only found by HD number, not by HIP (Gliese 2040 = HIP 24846 = HD 242703)
1 system does not match HIP catalogue at all (HIP 35914 is supposed to be BD+21 1590 a G0 star, but links to BD-12 1172, the O7 star in the Spirograph Nebula)
Around 70 HIPs were still completely undiscovered, but except for like 3, they were at least 3000 ly from sol, and a lot required high base jump range with jumponium (90...150ly), or a carrier. Generally spoken, it was quite difficult reaching a lot of the high/low HIPs because slices 25/26 are almost entirely withhin the supression zone, so no neutron boosts. I had to do around 150 jumponium boosts despite a 77ly jump range.
Notable systems:
Gliese 1090 with a 4,34 solar masses G-class-star (B-class with 2,32 SM is the secondary star in the system!)
HD 39680 Body 13e has a Taylor's Ring
HD 45783 - undiscovered M2III with 142.75 solar radii
HD 30667 - undiscovered Blue-White Supergiant, 2 HRGG, HD 30667 13 has an invisible ring (drops out of SC, but no rocks formed)
HD 55460 has a terraformable HMC 19747 ls (not a typo) from the G5V star
HD 29735 - undiscovered K0III with 43.9 solar radii
HD 40531 - A Star B8V, B Star F9Ib White Super-Giant, was still undiscovered!
Other discoveries: 3 large landables, some Crystalline Shard sites, a DBV WD (the DBZ is found was already known ), an O star, an ELW co-orbiting Neutron & M5V
By the way, I messed up the coordinates of HIP 13506, it should be 620:-4113:-2540, so I assumed it unreachable again.
Slice 25 breakdown:
155 systems not found
9 systems found, but located outside of the Galactic Map
45 systems are carrier only
54 systems are permit locked
45 systems are unreachable
1 star is a secondary star in another system: BL Lyncis (HIP 36627) is in the VV Lyncis (HIP 36626) system, search points right next to VV Lyncis as well
1 star points to empty space: searching for HIP 19855 (V891 Tauri) points to space right next to V774 Tauri (HIP 19859) but V981 Tauri is not found there
2 systems are "unscannable" with FSS: BD+03 3861 (HIP 39392) and Andbephi (HIP 51658) are pre-discovered and inhabited (with a population of 0) but have no Nav Beacon to scan - I mapped the planets to generate log entries for EDSM to read, but haven't found a way for the stars
Slice 26 breakdown:
97 systems not found
4 systems found, but located outside of the Galactic Map
44 systems are carrier only
164 systems are permit locked
39 systems are unreachable
1 system was only found by HD number, not by HIP (Gliese 2040 = HIP 24846 = HD 242703)
1 system does not match HIP catalogue at all (HIP 35914 is supposed to be BD+21 1590 a G0 star, but links to BD-12 1172, the O7 star in the Spirograph Nebula)
Around 70 HIPs were still completely undiscovered, but except for like 3, they were at least 3000 ly from sol, and a lot required high base jump range with jumponium (90...150ly), or a carrier. Generally spoken, it was quite difficult reaching a lot of the high/low HIPs because slices 25/26 are almost entirely withhin the supression zone, so no neutron boosts. I had to do around 150 jumponium boosts despite a 77ly jump range.
Notable systems:
Gliese 1090 with a 4,34 solar masses G-class-star (B-class with 2,32 SM is the secondary star in the system!)
HD 39680 Body 13e has a Taylor's Ring
HD 45783 - undiscovered M2III with 142.75 solar radii
HD 30667 - undiscovered Blue-White Supergiant, 2 HRGG, HD 30667 13 has an invisible ring (drops out of SC, but no rocks formed)
HD 55460 has a terraformable HMC 19747 ls (not a typo) from the G5V star
HD 29735 - undiscovered K0III with 43.9 solar radii
HD 40531 - A Star B8V, B Star F9Ib White Super-Giant, was still undiscovered!
Other discoveries: 3 large landables, some Crystalline Shard sites, a DBV WD (the DBZ is found was already known
), an O star, an ELW co-orbiting Neutron & M5VBy the way, I messed up the coordinates of HIP 13506, it should be 620:-4113:-2540, so I assumed it unreachable again.
OK, will incorporate all the data into the spreadsheet.Got really quiet in here. Well, I got news: Slices 25 and 26 are done.
Slice 25 breakdown:
155 systems not found
9 systems found, but located outside of the Galactic Map
45 systems are carrier only
54 systems are permit locked
45 systems are unreachable
1 star is a secondary star in another system: BL Lyncis (HIP 36627) is in the VV Lyncis (HIP 36626) system, search points right next to VV Lyncis as well
1 star points to empty space: searching for HIP 19855 (V891 Tauri) points to space right next to V774 Tauri (HIP 19859) but V981 Tauri is not found there
2 systems are "unscannable" with FSS: BD+03 3861 (HIP 39392) and Andbephi (HIP 51658) are pre-discovered and inhabited (with a population of 0) but have no Nav Beacon to scan - I mapped the planets to generate log entries for EDSM to read, but haven't found a way for the stars
Slice 26 breakdown:
97 systems not found
4 systems found, but located outside of the Galactic Map
44 systems are carrier only
164 systems are permit locked
39 systems are unreachable
1 system was only found by HD number, not by HIP (Gliese 2040 = HIP 24846 = HD 242703)
1 system does not match HIP catalogue at all (HIP 35914 is supposed to be BD+21 1590 a G0 star, but links to BD-12 1172, the O7 star in the Spirograph Nebula)
Around 70 HIPs were still completely undiscovered, but except for like 3, they were at least 3000 ly from sol, and a lot required high base jump range with jumponium (90...150ly), or a carrier. Generally spoken, it was quite difficult reaching a lot of the high/low HIPs because slices 25/26 are almost entirely withhin the supression zone, so no neutron boosts. I had to do around 150 jumponium boosts despite a 77ly jump range.
Notable systems:
Gliese 1090 with a 4,34 solar masses G-class-star (B-class with 2,32 SM is the secondary star in the system!)
HD 39680 Body 13e has a Taylor's Ring
HD 45783 - undiscovered M2III with 142.75 solar radii
HD 30667 - undiscovered Blue-White Supergiant, 2 HRGG, HD 30667 13 has an invisible ring (drops out of SC, but no rocks formed)
HD 55460 has a terraformable HMC 19747 ls (not a typo) from the G5V star
HD 29735 - undiscovered K0III with 43.9 solar radii
HD 40531 - A Star B8V, B Star F9Ib White Super-Giant, was still undiscovered!
Other discoveries: 3 large landables, some Crystalline Shard sites, a DBV WD (the DBZ is found was already known
By the way, I messed up the coordinates of HIP 13506, it should be 620:-4113:-2540, so I assumed it unreachable again.
I've been busy with exploring slice 10 for the last couple of weeks.
edit: slice 11 not 10 , started by Jackie Silver but only completed by 22%
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I've been doing my own thing for a while, I'm a good way through now, out near Medusa's Rock cataloguing KOI stars, but I do recall getting a couple of 500.xx systems in some of my sectors, they are most frustrating, the annoying thing is there may indeed be an undiscovered star out there that would get you there, but searching for the tiny points of light outs past jumponium range is almost impossible!
I made myself a simple spreadsheet where I enter the approx coordinates and it returns the distance.
Then I use the search to cycle through the procedurally generated systems near-by in the hopes of finding something withhin range (usually all D mass class, so easy to find them all once you've spotted one).
Doesn't help at all when hand-placed systems is all you have though...
Then I use the search to cycle through the procedurally generated systems near-by in the hopes of finding something withhin range (usually all D mass class, so easy to find them all once you've spotted one).
Doesn't help at all when hand-placed systems is all you have though...
Have you got lists/spreadsheet data for the not found, carrier only, permit locked systems and unreachables ?Got really quiet in here. Well, I got news: Slices 25 and 26 are done.
Slice 25 breakdown:
155 systems not found
9 systems found, but located outside of the Galactic Map
45 systems are carrier only
54 systems are permit locked
45 systems are unreachable
1 star is a secondary star in another system: BL Lyncis (HIP 36627) is in the VV Lyncis (HIP 36626) system, search points right next to VV Lyncis as well
1 star points to empty space: searching for HIP 19855 (V891 Tauri) points to space right next to V774 Tauri (HIP 19859) but V981 Tauri is not found there
2 systems are "unscannable" with FSS: BD+03 3861 (HIP 39392) and Andbephi (HIP 51658) are pre-discovered and inhabited (with a population of 0) but have no Nav Beacon to scan - I mapped the planets to generate log entries for EDSM to read, but haven't found a way for the stars
Slice 26 breakdown:
97 systems not found
4 systems found, but located outside of the Galactic Map
44 systems are carrier only
164 systems are permit locked
39 systems are unreachable
1 system was only found by HD number, not by HIP (Gliese 2040 = HIP 24846 = HD 242703)
1 system does not match HIP catalogue at all (HIP 35914 is supposed to be BD+21 1590 a G0 star, but links to BD-12 1172, the O7 star in the Spirograph Nebula)
Around 70 HIPs were still completely undiscovered, but except for like 3, they were at least 3000 ly from sol, and a lot required high base jump range with jumponium (90...150ly), or a carrier. Generally spoken, it was quite difficult reaching a lot of the high/low HIPs because slices 25/26 are almost entirely withhin the supression zone, so no neutron boosts. I had to do around 150 jumponium boosts despite a 77ly jump range.
Notable systems:
Gliese 1090 with a 4,34 solar masses G-class-star (B-class with 2,32 SM is the secondary star in the system!)
HD 39680 Body 13e has a Taylor's Ring
HD 45783 - undiscovered M2III with 142.75 solar radii
HD 30667 - undiscovered Blue-White Supergiant, 2 HRGG, HD 30667 13 has an invisible ring (drops out of SC, but no rocks formed)
HD 55460 has a terraformable HMC 19747 ls (not a typo) from the G5V star
HD 29735 - undiscovered K0III with 43.9 solar radii
HD 40531 - A Star B8V, B Star F9Ib White Super-Giant, was still undiscovered!
Other discoveries: 3 large landables, some Crystalline Shard sites, a DBV WD (the DBZ is found was already known
By the way, I messed up the coordinates of HIP 13506, it should be 620:-4113:-2540, so I assumed it unreachable again.
If you have lists, you can post them here.
Here they are...
I visited all carrier-only systems that weren't previously fully scanned on EDSM, so I haven't posted them, but I can do that if you want.
The remaining oddball is HIP 19855 (V891 Tauri), with the Galmap actually pointing to an empty space, as mentioned above.
I visited all carrier-only systems that weren't previously fully scanned on EDSM, so I haven't posted them, but I can do that if you want.
The remaining oddball is HIP 19855 (V891 Tauri), with the Galmap actually pointing to an empty space, as mentioned above.
| HIP | HD |
| 21272 | 28946 |
| 30452 | 44674 |
| 60178 | |
| 27786 | 39275 |
| 24785 | 242509 |
| 41368 | |
| 33049 | |
| 45244 | |
| 45790 | |
| 18540 | |
| 30304 | |
| 29301 | 42176 |
| 20990 | 285846 |
| 22266 | |
| 19979 | |
| 35667 | |
| 21831 | 284726 |
| 32209 | 262389 |
| 27584 | |
| 28684 | 250757 |
| 36313 | |
| 28472 | |
| 28541 | 250389 |
| 43649 | 75781 |
| 32427 | 263139 |
| 18284 | |
| 45247 | 79095 |
| 24000 | 241111 |
| 29454 | |
| 18539 | |
| 28773 | |
| 29042 | 251807 |
| 17335 | |
| 11517 | |
| 35064 | |
| 17757 | 23826 |
| 26708 | 37537 |
| 41457 | |
| 26658 | 37453 |
| 25413 | |
| 55926 | 99580 |
| 27825 | |
| 42306 | |
| 27456 | 38689 |
| 23031 | 31502 |
| 4505 | 5630 |
| 42596 | |
| 17914 | |
| 28625 | 250642 |
| 27979 | 39678 |
| 30379 | 256138 |
| 47778 | |
| 21848 | 284677 |
| 24778 | |
| 16582 | 22094 |
| 26574 | 37318 |
| 28276 | 249698 |
| 27911 | 39588 |
| 30306 | 44328 |
| 16600 | 22109 |
| 26043 | 244772 |
| 29840 | 43384 |
| 7816 | |
| 16543 | 22034 |
| 25556 | 243809 |
| 50206 | |
| 18226 | |
| 36183 | 58427 |
| 25159 | |
| 10571 | 14045 |
| 41771 | 71867 |
| 60826 | 108545 |
| 13646 | |
| 27071 | 246878 |
| 15743 | 20963 |
| 21371 | |
| 28904 | 41398 |
| 11066 | 14756 |
| 30644 | 257046 |
| 17615 | |
| 30697 | 257132 |
| 22510 | 30710 |
| 27492 | 38749 |
| 52906 | |
| 26389 | 37123 |
| 27023 | 38063 |
| 30835 | 257674 |
| 46131 | |
| 19886 | 286647 |
| 27171 | 247194 |
| 27627 | 39048 |
| 34522 | |
| 29979 | 43703 |
| 40400 | |
| 13616 | |
| 26770 | 37684 |
| 29041 | 41690 |
| 33919 | |
| 14120 | |
| 29450 | 42543 |
| 28124 | 249388 |
| 36448 | |
| 43437 | |
| 31050 | |
| 30699 | 45085 |
| 33506 | 51294 |
| 20062 | 286671 |
| 36694 | |
| 31129 | 258730 |
| 19355 | 26173 |
| 15995 | 21303 |
| 27847 | 39416 |
| 32394 | 48564 |
| 33821 | 52003 |
| 29407 | 42394 |
| 30013 | 43681 |
| 19714 | 26691 |
| 13435 | 17953 |
| 26162 | 36665 |
| 22225 | 30284 |
| 24386 | 241771 |
| 30917 | 45578 |
| 23197 | 31830 |
| 60867 | 108629 |
| 32265 | 48344 |
| 6853 | 8984 |
| 22799 | 286130 |
| 39670 | |
| 47280 | |
| 30622 | 45023 |
| 21533 | 286878 |
| 13391 | |
| 31774 | 47217 |
| 39015 | |
| 30857 | 45485 |
| 26272 | 36879 |
| 44465 | 77376 |
| 30388 | 44512 |
| 35688 | 57227 |
| 28154 | 39970 |
| 26856 | 246421 |
| 34741 | |
| 20135 | 286727 |
| 29425 | 42474 |
| 28327 | 40297 |
| 29757 | 43206 |
| 40946 | |
| 36753 | 59924 |
| 26281 | 245199 |
| 27858 | 39435 |
| 43210 | |
| 58386 | |
| 27626 | 248297 |
| 7838 | 10369 |
| 38738 | |
| 58030 |
| HIP | HD |
| 71151 | |
| 24555 | |
| 38586 | 64232 |
| 38753 | |
| 23222 | |
| 39939 | |
| 35065 | |
| 15027 | |
| 34356 | 53791 |
| 29127 | |
| 45709 | |
| 29988 | |
| 16486 | |
| 30648 | 45086 |
| 34630 | |
| 21349 | 29106 |
| 44092 | |
| 29186 | 42069 |
| 53677 | |
| 31306 | |
| 30564 | 44984 |
| 40075 | |
| 24584 | |
| 53603 | |
| 57486 | |
| 32302 | 48532 |
| 46592 | 82011 |
| 54414 | |
| 30722 | 45314 |
| 18498 | 24889 |
| 28708 | 41101 |
| 30075 | 43907 |
| 36086 | 58364 |
| 48920 | |
| 25540 | |
| 33230 | 50664 |
| 36708 | |
| 20312 | 27549 |
| 28079 | 39879 |
| 36581 | 59509 |
| 36483 | 59332 |
| 28345 | 40427 |
| 25255 | 35316 |
| 42973 | 74484 |
| 28979 | 251761 |
| 28850 | 251419 |
| 25275 | 243335 |
| 24734 | 34510 |
| 22535 | |
| 29501 | 42707 |
| 30041 | 43837 |
| 52184 | |
| 42710 | |
| 38620 | 64350 |
| 27034 | 246981 |
| 30417 | 256418 |
| 19342 | 26215 |
| 23485 | 32349 |
| 21045 | |
| 24310 | 33777 |
| 31975 | 47679 |
| 31404 | 46595 |
| 5721 | |
| 32678 | 264152 |
| 36350 | 58989 |
| 43967 | |
| 37201 | |
| 43117 | 74737 |
| 22591 | |
| 6396 | |
| 42150 | |
| 20473 | 27800 |
| 16777 | 22408 |
| 24473 | 242018 |
| 42826 | 74185 |
| 47579 | |
| 28676 | 41057 |
| 27217 | 38422 |
| 13383 | 17908 |
| 30620 | 257145 |
| 29832 | 43481 |
| 30428 | 44697 |
| 45573 | |
| 32885 | 49824 |
| 12343 | 16570 |
| 26492 | 245778 |
| 43475 | 75489 |
| 9322 | 12236 |
| 60395 | |
| 32180 | 262433 |
| 32692 | 49474 |
| 27725 | 39306 |
| 29566 | 42841 |
| 32852 | 49784 |
| 36907 | |
| 56088 | |
| 29775 | 43282 |
| HIP designation | in-game designation | star types taken from GalMap | approximate coordinates |
| 14866 | HD 19912 | K0 III, L7 V, T5 V, M7 VA | 2330:-19320:-15480 |
| 42744 | HD 73992 | M1 V, M9 VI, T4 V | 1240:16800:-21330 |
| 43280 | HD 75032 | K3 III, M8 VA, K8 VA | 200:10932:-13230 |
| 45233 | HD 79065 | K2V | 310:12611:-13010 |
| 52299 | HD 924 | M0 V, L6 V | 900:9581:-5060 |
| 17331 | HIP 17331 | F2 V | 1100:-11928:-14990 |
| 38232 | HIP 38232 | F0V | 0:11913:-22080 |
| 47603 | HIP 47602 | F2 V | 1070:14642:-12350 |
| 52851 | HIP 52851 | K8V, G8 VAB | 240:9989:-5160 |
| HIP designation | in-game designation | star types taken from GalMap | approximate coordinates |
| 11996 | HIP 11996 | B5 V, K2 VA | 1530:13197:-6580 |
| 54058 | HD 95789 | K5 V, M7 VA | 1110:10330:-4310 |
| 53391 | HIP 53391 | G5 V | 1850:15548:-7040 |
| 12140 | HD 16288 | F0 V | 1710:-12125:-5890 |
| HIP designation | in-game designation |
| 23883 | 105 Tauri |
| 22441 | 96 Tauri |
| 24574 | HD 242135 |
| 26187 | HD 245009 |
| 27638 | HD 248330 |
| 18560 | HD 25001 |
| 19977 | HD 27088 |
| 20098 | HD 27235 |
| 20099 | HD 27270 |
| 20511 | HD 27798 |
| 20562 | HD 27878 |
| 20816 | HD 28238 |
| 22827 | HD 284889 |
| 21102 | HD 28649 |
| 21176 | HD 286589 |
| 20832 | HD 286823 |
| 21304 | HD 28993 |
| 21446 | HD 29207 |
| 21732 | HD 29602 |
| 21871 | HD 29808 |
| 22376 | HD 30532 |
| 22672 | HD 30936 |
| 23082 | HD 31620 |
| 23191 | HD 31797 |
| 23946 | HD 33090 |
| 24158 | HD 33466 |
| 24132 | HD 33467 |
| 25151 | HD 35110 |
| 25908 | HD 36336 |
| 26734 | HD 37650 |
| 26967 | HD 37999 |
| 27877 | HD 39507 |
| 28843 | HD 41318 |
| 19328 | HIP 19328 |
| 19556 | HIP 19556 |
| 19623 | HIP 19623 |
| 19701 | HIP 19701 |
| 20393 | HIP 20393 |
| 20425 | HIP 20425 |
| 20718 | HIP 20718 |
| 20734 | HIP 20734 |
| 20986 | HIP 20986 |
| 21761 | HIP 21761 |
| 23462 | HIP 23462 |
| 23674 | HIP 23674 |
| 23898 | HIP 23898 |
| 24143 | HIP 24143 |
| 24181 | HIP 24181 |
| 24302 | HIP 24302 |
| 25154 | HIP 25154 |
| 25207 | HIP 25207 |
| 25248 | HIP 25248 |
| 25893 | HIP 25893 |
| 24121 | Wolf 231 |
| HIP designation | in-game designation |
| 21515 | 49 Eridani |
| 30055 | Gliese 231.2 |
| 24399 | HD 241890 |
| 18667 | HD 25163 |
| 29121 | HD 252248 |
| 29146 | HD 252390 |
| 18835 | HD 25433 |
| 29959 | HD 254850 |
| 18919 | HD 25542 |
| 30293 | HD 255925 |
| 19027 | HD 25697 |
| 30965 | HD 258394 |
| 31177 | HD 259160 |
| 31366 | HD 259736 |
| 31770 | HD 2611138 |
| 31908 | HD 261579 |
| 32447 | HD 263483 |
| 32465 | HD 263514 |
| 19476 | HD 26373 |
| 19540 | HD 26472 |
| 19555 | HD 26502 |
| 19626 | HD 26608 |
| 19873 | HD 26964 |
| 19906 | HD 27007 |
| 20141 | HD 27338 |
| 20127 | HD 27351 |
| 20439 | HD 27735 |
| 20463 | HD 27779 |
| 20764 | HD 28206 |
| 23700 | HD 287493 |
| 21299 | HD 29005 |
| 21326 | HD 29071 |
| 21501 | HD 29299 |
| 21509 | HD 29311 |
| 21696 | HD 29583 |
| 21739 | HD 29634 |
| 21572 | HD 29839 |
| 21944 | HD 29925 |
| 21981 | HD 29978 |
| 22005 | HD 29999 |
| 22061 | HD 30112 |
| 22058 | HD 30113 |
| 22230 | HD 30356 |
| 22346 | HD 30507 |
| 22483 | HD 30728 |
| 22635 | HD 30961 |
| 22642 | HD 30975 |
| 22636 | HD 30977 |
| 22628 | HD 30979 |
| 23417 | HD 32262 |
| 23448 | HD 32320 |
| 23469 | HD 32350 |
| 23473 | HD 32359 |
| 23723 | HD 32815 |
| 26151 | HD 36740 |
| 26239 | HD 36913 |
| 26798 | HD 37754 |
| 26994 | HD 38095 |
| 26984 | HD 38096 |
| 27146 | HD 38289 |
| 27544 | HD 38963 |
| 27856 | HD 39493 |
| 28129 | HD 39984 |
| 28268 | HD 40281 |
| 28519 | HD 40679 |
| 28692 | HD 41041 |
| 28709 | HD 41141 |
| 28789 | HD 41306 |
| 28903 | HD 41480 |
| 28978 | HD 41602 |
| 28968 | HD 41617 |
| 29000 | HD 41676 |
| 29040 | HD 41790 |
| 29254 | HD 42252 |
| 29310 | HD 42352 |
| 29364 | HD 42456 |
| 29519 | HD 42769 |
| 29661 | HD 43098 |
| 29694 | HD 43152 |
| 29731 | HD 43185 |
| 30014 | HD 43480 |
| 29849 | HD 43496 |
| 29981 | HD 43725 |
| 30052 | HD 43908 |
| 30070 | HD 43983 |
| 30333 | HD 44496 |
| 30364 | HD 44584 |
| 30400 | HD 44635 |
| 30460 | HD 44768 |
| 30494 | HD 44851 |
| 30586 | HD 45044 |
| 30612 | HD 45065 |
| 30613 | HD 45089 |
| 30663 | HD 45180 |
| 31261 | HD 46299 |
| 31909 | HD 47592 |
| 32023 | HD 47837 |
| 32331 | HD 48544 |
| 32383 | HD 48750 |
| 32958 | HD 50003 |
| 33203 | HD 50578 |
| 33399 | HD 51102 |
| 33583 | HD 51583 |
| 34172 | HD 53288 |
| 34545 | HD 54404 |
| 19326 | HIP 19326 |
| 19595 | HIP 19595 |
| 19748 | HIP 19748 |
| 20166 | HIP 20166 |
| 20243 | HIP 20243 |
| 20587 | HIP 20587 |
| 20643 | HIP 20643 |
| 20871 | HIP 20871 |
| 20944 | HIP 20944 |
| 20958 | HIP 20958 |
| 21344 | HIP 21344 |
| 21429 | HIP 21429 |
| 21674 | HIP 21674 |
| 21740 | HIP 21740 |
| 21929 | HIP 21929 |
| 21931 | HIP 21931 |
| 21996 | HIP 21996 |
| 22305 | HIP 22305 |
| 22307 | HIP 22307 |
| 22874 | HIP 22874 |
| 23103 | HIP 23103 |
| 23328 | HIP 23328 |
| 23537 | HIP 23537 |
| 23960 | HIP 23960 |
| 24166 | HIP 24166 |
| 24207 | HIP 24207 |
| 24561 | HIP 24561 |
| 24588 | HIP 24588 |
| 24622 | HIP 24622 |
| 24774 | HIP 24774 |
| 24802 | HIP 24802 |
| 25077 | HIP 25077 |
| 25181 | HIP 25181 |
| 25433 | HIP 25433 |
| 25507 | HIP 25507 |
| 25538 | HIP 25538 |
| 25866 | HIP 25866 |
| 26163 | HIP 26163 |
| 26223 | HIP 26223 |
| 26238 | HIP 26238 |
| 26867 | HIP 26867 |
| 27009 | HIP 27009 |
| 27029 | HIP 27029 |
| 27091 | HIP 27091 |
| 27119 | HIP 27119 |
| 27332 | HIP 27332 |
| 27543 | HIP 27543 |
| 27597 | HIP 27597 |
| 27934 | HIP 27934 |
| 28067 | HIP 28067 |
| 28456 | HIP 28456 |
| 28586 | HIP 28586 |
| 29184 | HIP 29184 |
| 25323 | HIP 35405 |
| 26386 | HR 1908 |
| 29326 | HR 2184 |
| 29798 | HR 2235 |
| 29881 | HR 2250 |
| 23680 | W Orionis |
| HIP | HD | HR | in-game | approx X | approx Y | approx Z |
| 57785 | 102909 | HD 102909 | 76 | 5755 | -1426 | |
| 8345 | 10986 | HD 10986 | -21 | -4334 | -1319 | |
| 10686 | 14205 | HD 14205 | 67 | -4037 | -1915 | |
| 12539 | 16804 | HD 16804 | 620 | -6714 | -3853 | |
| 14282 | 19082 | HD 19082 | 255 | -3960 | -3198 | |
| 14823 | 19848 | HD 19848 | 375 | -6570 | -5866 | |
| 15023 | 20088 | HD 20088 | 442 | -4896 | -4288 | |
| 15948 | 21195 | HD 21195 | 12 | -6962 | -7889 | |
| 17479 | 23377 | HD 23377 | 587 | -3217 | -3705 | |
| 27745 | 248587 | HD 248587 | 3175 | -1039 | -18893 | |
| 20182 | 27350 | HD 27350 | 28 | -3382 | -7659 | |
| 20672 | 28025 | HD 28025 | 708 | -3543 | -7310 | |
| 27585 | 39006 | HD 39006 | 2912 | -1006 | -20152 | |
| 30818 | 45351 | HD 45351 | -40 | 2767 | -13910 | |
| 30854 | 45392 | HD 45392 | 320 | 4384 | -21290 | |
| 33105 | 50163 | HD 50163 | -211 | 2220 | -7069 | |
| 33945 | 52451 | HD 52451 | 830 | 2441 | -8187 | |
| 34695 | 54615 | HD 54615 | -97 | 6753 | -17958 | |
| 35338 | 56246 | HD 56426 | -4 | 4685 | -11637 | |
| 35880 | 57701 | HD 57701 | 343 | 2409 | -5914 | |
| 36412 | 59014 | HD 59014 | 683 | 4121 | -9652 | |
| 37770 | 62302 | HD 62302 | 817 | 5347 | -10801 | |
| 51637 | 91276 | HD 91276 | 420 | 4633 | -2640 | |
| 52223 | 92321 | HD 92321 | 158 | 6634 | -3674 | |
| 13161 | HIP 13161 | 190 | -4862 | -3390 | ||
| 18038 | HIP 18038 | -162 | -6667 | -10624 | ||
| 18562 | HIP 18562 | 499 | -5871 | -9138 | ||
| 33943 | HIP 33943 | 601 | 2683 | -8633 | ||
| 34420 | HIP 34420 | -307 | 3463 | -9252 | ||
| 35365 | HIP 35365 | -150 | 2759 | -6701 | ||
| 39846 | HIP 38846 | 22 | 2427 | -3900 | ||
| 40101 | HIP 40101 | 309 | 3390 | -5424 | ||
| 43457 | HIP 43457 | 680 | 6719 | -8067 | ||
| 45115 | HIP 45115 | 357 | 6637 | -6917 | ||
| 45560 | HIP 45560 | 241 | 7670 | -7701 | ||
| 47512 | HIP 47512 | 402 | 3939 | -3335 | ||
| 48032 | HIP 48032 | 377 | 7014 | -5722 | ||
| 48965 | HIP 48965 | 388 | 4832 | -3602 | ||
| 50746 | HIP 50746 | 422 | 5300 | -3327 | ||
| 51946 | HIP 51946 | 223 | 4655 | -2621 | ||
| 52531 | HIP 52531 | 26 | 6831 | -3693 | ||
| 54928 | HIP 54928 | 470 | 6913 | -2633 | ||
| 60373 | HIP 60373 | 6 | 4153 | -485 | ||
| 8574 | HIP 8574 | 70 | -7789 | -2412 | ||
| 28117 | 39866 | 2066 | HR 2066 | 404 | 842 | -18094 |
| HIP | HD | HR | in-game | approx X | approx Y | approx Z |
| 10831 | 14430 | HD 14430 | 862 | -8141 | -3270 | |
| 12689 | 16986 | HD 16986 | 1278 | -8194 | -4552 | |
| 15250 | 20410 | HD 20410 | 810 | -4667 | -3749 | |
| 16755 | 22343 | HD 22343 | 2597 | -8935 | -7704 | |
| 24208 | 241533 | HD 241533 | 3611 | -4189 | -11260 | |
| 18985 | 25647 | HD 25647 | 1043 | -3020 | -3673 | |
| 19329 | 26186 | HD 26186 | 1194 | -3278 | -4170 | |
| 32554 | 263791 | HD 263791 | 5202 | 2764 | -18259 | |
| 19565 | 26503 | HD 26503 | 2540 | -6856 | -9069 | |
| 32983 | 265304 | HD 265304 | 3362 | 1822 | -11003 | |
| 19937 | 27074 | HD 27074 | 775 | -1987 | -2789 | |
| 21633 | 29480 | HD 29480 | 2020 | -5266 | -11210 | |
| 22996 | 31542 | HD 31542 | -1860 | -2697 | -5795 | |
| 25375 | 35534 | HD 35534 | 2125 | -2041 | -8062 | |
| 26669 | 37589 | HD 37589 | 2366 | -1574 | -8875 | |
| 31053 | 45879 | HD 45879 | 1970 | 1048 | -9629 | |
| 31100 | 46017 | HD 46017 | 2906 | 722 | -10086 | |
| 32456 | 48883 | HD 48883 | 4930 | 2779 | -17360 | |
| 32946 | 49970 | HD 49970 | 5100 | 2573 | -16190 | |
| 34243 | 53473 | HD 53473 | 3114 | 2362 | -10145 | |
| 35807 | 57673 | HD 57673 | 2352 | 2525 | -7859 | |
| 36718 | 59898 | HD 59848 | 1310 | 2415 | -6060 | |
| 37545 | 61805 | HD 61805 | 2386 | 6052 | -13322 | |
| 38364 | 63711 | HD 63711 | 917 | 2473 | -4967 | |
| 44172 | 76846 | HD 76846 | 694 | 3324 | -3671 | |
| 55471 | 98685 | HD 98685 | 610 | 7150 | -2457 | |
| 13506 | HIP 13506 | 620 | -4113 | -2540 | ||
| 19621 | HIP 19621 | 1273 | -3074 | -3861 | ||
| 21810 | HIP 21810 | 1155 | -2813 | -6077 | ||
| 22775 | HIP 22775 | 3033 | -4854 | -10638 | ||
| 29022 | HIP 29022 | 6010 | -1308 | -18174 | ||
| 35967 | HIP 35967 | 1360 | 2240 | -6270 | ||
| 45946 | HIP 45946 | 860 | 3804 | -3660 | ||
| 50300 | HIP 50300 | 1062 | 8259 | -5323 | ||
| 51772 | HIP 51772 | 166 | 8878 | -4868 | ||
| 53193 | HIP 53193 | 694 | 4392 | -1980 | ||
| 58190 | HIP 58190 | 155 | 3582 | -755 | ||
| 60196 | HIP 60196 | 175 | 7043 | -793 | ||
| 7746 | HIP 7746 | 332 | -7076 | -15338 |
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That's good, thanks. No need to post systems that you visited, they should come up from EDSM.
Except if they had non-HIP/HD names, but I suspect if they were carrier based, then they would only have HIP or HD names.
It looks as if you used up a very large amount of jumponium.
I made start to the next merge process, so it should be ready in a couple of days time.
Except if they had non-HIP/HD names, but I suspect if they were carrier based, then they would only have HIP or HD names.
It looks as if you used up a very large amount of jumponium.
I made start to the next merge process, so it should be ready in a couple of days time.