Has everything in the bubble definitely been discovered?

[Lakon Spaceway]

I've fss scanned some signal sources in the bubble on, maybe 3 occasions. Other than that, I don't use the Fss in the bubble systems.

When I explore, I try to fss whole systems; but, I have, occasionally only scanned the valuable stuff.

Now, when you discovery scan a system In the bubble and it says 47 bodies discovered, do any of you actually then Fss everything? Or, do a quick count on the system map to check that everything that should be there is there?

Do we know for certain that everything that is in the bubble, that can be found by Fss has been found?

Can I get a straw poll on here f everyone who uses Fss in the bubble systems?

 

[Sapyx]

I personally always fully run the FSS every time I enter a new-to-me system. I doubt I'm alone in this.

Everything in the 20,000 inhabited systems within the Bubble has been found, and was found long before the FSS was implemented, back when you had to physically fly up to planets in order to claim a Tag. Most such systems have at least 1 player a week visit them.

The 40,000 uninhabited systems within the borders of the Bubble (which I would define as 200-250 LYs of Sol), might theoretically be a different question, but with so many players flying back and forth through and across the Bubble, stopping at random stars along the way, I seriously doubt any of them have been passed over. Even the brown dwarfs in the Brown Dwarf Disc are all fully scanned.

Mapping, on the other hand, is not yet complete. I've seen several systems, even inhabited systems, which are not yet fully Mapped. Passing through the Guo Zi system the other day, for example, I noticed there were still 5 iceballs around the brown dwarf 40,000 Ls away that were still Unmapped. So if there's anyone (else) who wants to get their flag planted on a distant, worthless iceball in a tiny, mostly harmless star system, there's still some spots available if you look hard enough.

 

[metatheurgist]

Since the FSS I doubt there is much unscanned. Maybe one ice world someone missed in an uninhabited system.

 

[Lakon Spaceway]

Thanks - Raxxla is certainly not in the bubble then

 

[FrogsFriend]

Thanks - Raxxla is certainly not in the bubble then

I think these people are aiming to find out once and for all...

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[Tharrn]

Every now and again something like a generation ship pops up...

 

[Sapyx]

Just a PSA: All five of those iceballs in Guo Zi have now been Mapped. By the same person. I didn't think it would take very long.

Thanks - Raxxla is certainly not in the bubble then

That does depend on now well it's been hidden. If it won't show up in a standard exploration scan, then whether or not the system has already been explored and Tagged is irrelevant.

Long ago, someone overheard someone telling someone else about a conversation they had with one of the Devs, who said that the system with Raxxla in it had already been visited (way back then), but that visitor had not discovered Raxxla.

 

[Deleted member 38366]

According to EDSM, every System in the bubble has been visited.

In theory, there could still be an untagged body in the Bubble but that's extremely unlikely by now.