No, sorry, but I'm pretty sure the difference between those two signals is that one of them (the GGG) is ringed, the other (planet 2) is not.
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No, sorry, but I'm pretty sure the difference between those two signals is that one of them (the GGG) is ringed, the other (planet 2) is not.
But I had also noticed it at the Squern GGG and both CI's were ringed.
Myself & a friend have visited #21 today, there are still some moons unmapped! but I raced 7000ly worth of neutron boosting off my circumnavigation course to get my tags on this system.
damn it's a pretty one!
damn it's a pretty one!
GGG #21: Impressive...Most Impressive.
After the resounding success that was GGG 21, imagine my excitement when I noticed another Class III GGG on the codex (reported by CMDR ATAHUALPHA). After over 30 kLys traveled going between the two, I present Wembaei UM-A b57-4...
Yeah, it was pretty disappointing but it can still teach us some things. First off, it is the second GGG in a b-mass code system. Second, it shows that your typical, deep blue CIII can be a GGG. It is also the only GGG to be in a triple-planet system.
Those green lights do look kind of cool though. I might try for a better or closer shot in the morning, it's getting late.
Yeah, it was pretty disappointing but it can still teach us some things. First off, it is the second GGG in a b-mass code system. Second, it shows that your typical, deep blue CIII can be a GGG. It is also the only GGG to be in a triple-planet system.
Those green lights do look kind of cool though. I might try for a better or closer shot in the morning, it's getting late.
Crikey, they're being discovered fast all of a sudden.After the resounding success that was GGG 21, imagine my excitement when I noticed another Class III GGG on the codex (reported by CMDR ATAHUALPHA). After over 30 kLys traveled going between the two, I present Wembaei UM-A b57-4...
Yeah, it was pretty disappointing but it can still teach us some things. First off, it is the second GGG in a b-mass code system. Second, it shows that your typical, deep blue CIII can be a GGG. It is also the only GGG to be in a triple-planet system.
Those green lights do look kind of cool though. I might try for a better or closer shot in the morning, it's getting late.
What in the actual hell?!?! They are coming on big blue's now? Wonders never cease. I guess that the new "Holy Grail" is going to be a Helium Rich Class XII Red Gas Giant with GGG traitsAfter the resounding success that was GGG 21, imagine my excitement when I noticed another Class III GGG on the codex (reported by CMDR ATAHUALPHA). After over 30 kLys traveled going between the two, I present Wembaei UM-A b57-4...
Yeah, it was pretty disappointing but it can still teach us some things. First off, it is the second GGG in a b-mass code system. Second, it shows that your typical, deep blue CIII can be a GGG. It is also the only GGG to be in a triple-planet system.
Those green lights do look kind of cool though. I might try for a better or closer shot in the morning, it's getting late.
But for real: Helium Giant GGG.
Wait-are you saying there is one, or just talking about it being a goal?
Nah, no HGs or HRGGs. Out of the ten gas giant types, eight have known GGGs.
Since we rely on the Codex for finding them, with 42 regions, we could have a maximum of 336 if only the eight types have GGGs (likely) or at most 420 if all types did have.
That's assuming all regions have all of them, of course: honestly, I'd be surprised if some like Aquila's Halo did.
I don't think it likely that Helium-Rich or Helium giants could be green: the maximum He percentage for the known ones is 27.59. Of course, I'd be happy to be proven wrong.
Since we rely on the Codex for finding them, with 42 regions, we could have a maximum of 336 if only the eight types have GGGs (likely) or at most 420 if all types did have.
That's assuming all regions have all of them, of course: honestly, I'd be surprised if some like Aquila's Halo did.
I don't think it likely that Helium-Rich or Helium giants could be green: the maximum He percentage for the known ones is 27.59. Of course, I'd be happy to be proven wrong.
I'd say the Holy Grail would be double GGGs (two in one system) or a GGG moon.
Or a GGG in binary with a ELW-ELM pair. If you're going to dream, dream big.
Let's go bigger: GGG in binary with an ELW-ELM pair, inside a planetary nebula, with at least one stormy Lagrange cloud in the system.
That would be The "Holy Grail" of GGGs in my opinion.
So far only one known procedural Helium Giant, and none of the HGs known are GGGs.
I'll second that motion...the worm hole to the Andromeda Galaxy is in the same system as Raxxla.I have a feeling that some of these combinations are so highly improbable that they probably don't exist within our galaxy. But if there were multiple galaxies in ED, then we might stand a chance.
Time to open up Andromeda?
