Heading to Unexplored area: XTE J2012+381... Wanna come?

[Gypsy12]

Looking at Edmap.eu I have noticed a whopping great unexplored area around XTE J2012+381. (At least it seems to be)

Wanna come check it out with me? Its sorta on the way to Jaques...lol... Sorta.

See you out there.

Gypsy.

Ps. Its about 12,000 Ly from Sol.

 

[Gorgonaut]

I've just started exploring, and would very much enjoy company- unfortunately, Im going the oppsite way!

 

[Gypsy12]

I've just started exploring, and would very much enjoy company- unfortunately, Im going the oppsite way!

You might think about going to the formidine... great place to learn the ropes!

 

[Darth Ender]

just make sure to check every earth-like, ammonia world, water world for any lights on the dark side.

 

[Gypsy12]

Aye aye! will do... just had to nip to Merope to try something... will be off in the morning!

 

[Gorgonaut]

I'm heading towards the Ghost of Jupiter. It's not extremely far off, and there's plenty of undiscovered stuff over here.
How do I ascertain how much my data is worth?

 

[Darth Ender]

you dont. Discovery data is not really effected by distance. Different stellar bodies are worth different amounts but there is no running tally of how much you have pending etc. Neutron star field farming is the most lucrative form of exploration, since you can't really Earth-like farm.

 

[Qohen Leth]

I'm heading towards the Ghost of Jupiter. It's not extremely far off, and there's plenty of undiscovered stuff over here.
How do I ascertain how much my data is worth?

The Captain's Log third-party tool has some (quite old now, but still decent) financial estimates for all your findings, and the Canonn group has found an extremely precise algorithm for almost every type of body. But it's not really practical if you don't use it on a spreadsheet or something. Mass is part of the equation.