Since EDSM can now be updated by console users, I decided to go to a nearby station that hadn't been updated in around a year. So I set out to land on Velho Holdings on Nervir BC 6 g.
In an unusual break in policy, I started mapping the system after landing at the station. After much probing and landing, I finally arrived at the main star and it's closest planets, finally arriving at the icy body Nervir A 2 a. There is where I located Crowther's Rest, and abandoned settlement on a mountain plateau. It is located at Lat. 50.5091, Lon. -17.1776 , contains one settlement comms log uplink and some G1-G4 materials located on the site.
Now, a search on EDSM, the Forums and Google do not mention this site at all, so I am assuming I am the only one to find it so far. Below is a couple of pictures I took when I was there the first time. The text, both transcribed and in a screenshot are at the bottom hidden behind a spoiler tag.
Interestingly, the log below shows up under generation ships instead of abandoned settlements in the Codex.
In an unusual break in policy, I started mapping the system after landing at the station. After much probing and landing, I finally arrived at the main star and it's closest planets, finally arriving at the icy body Nervir A 2 a. There is where I located Crowther's Rest, and abandoned settlement on a mountain plateau. It is located at Lat. 50.5091, Lon. -17.1776 , contains one settlement comms log uplink and some G1-G4 materials located on the site.
Now, a search on EDSM, the Forums and Google do not mention this site at all, so I am assuming I am the only one to find it so far. Below is a couple of pictures I took when I was there the first time. The text, both transcribed and in a screenshot are at the bottom hidden behind a spoiler tag.
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Interestingly, the log below shows up under generation ships instead of abandoned settlements in the Codex.
| This settlement stands as a memorial for Kenneth Crowther, a renowned engineer and pioneer in the field of gyroscopes used in space travel. His work help humanity reach the stars. |
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