In fact, this should not have occurred. They gave us spoilers unintentionally. We have to ignore this and move on.
I found a second Anomaly signal!
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Probably because right now if you drop inside the rogue signal, there is nothing there.
Canonn is following this 'green cloud' clue, but it's not happening.
Seems to be pretty far, I'm about 7000ly away from Barnards Loop and I could still hear the first signal.
Edit: Actually I'll need to double check, I may have been hearing the second one.
you might be interested in signals count in FSS.
Seems like the range on the signal is about 3800-3900ly, at 4000ly I couldn't hear any signal at all.
At 3850ly I can just hear the SLEGI signal.
At 3850ly I can just hear the SLEGI signal.
I talked with a CMdr who just came from Erikson's Star, he is still over 50,000 ly away from the bubble, and he also has 2 more signals than there are. So this seems to occur Galaxy wide.
I need some guidance from some of our exploration/Thargoid experts:
I'm in Slegi ZY-D B26-0 and can see 28 signal sources, but there are only 19 bodies. Even when adding all 7 asteroid belts to the count, there are 4(!) signal sources unaccounted for. No FCs, USS etc. (as you can see in the FSS scanner)
There's also a cluster of weird stars to the "right" of the two nebulae (should be Soul Nebula and Heart Nebula). Pointing the FSS at that cluster makes some very weird "clacking" noise, like "insects". I think I can hear the same noise in FSS, even when not pointing directly at the cluster, but at empty space
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Any suggestions?
I'm in Slegi ZY-D B26-0 and can see 28 signal sources, but there are only 19 bodies. Even when adding all 7 asteroid belts to the count, there are 4(!) signal sources unaccounted for. No FCs, USS etc. (as you can see in the FSS scanner)
There's also a cluster of weird stars to the "right" of the two nebulae (should be Soul Nebula and Heart Nebula). Pointing the FSS at that cluster makes some very weird "clacking" noise, like "insects". I think I can hear the same noise in FSS, even when not pointing directly at the cluster, but at empty space
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Any suggestions?
19 bodies + 7 asteroid belts + 2 stargoids = 28
Could be a hand-placed catalogue open cluster. Can't really check the angle for you from here ... but potential nearby candidates would be NGC 1444, NGC 744, NGC 957, NGC 1501 or NGC 1664 (probably not the latter two) and worth checking if they're in the right direction.
If they're more than 1500 LY away then there are other possibilities as well, but at that point you probably want to get closer and take another picture.
That's just a star cluster, I passed them on my way to the Heart and Soul nebula yesterday.
Star clusters can sometimes look a bit weird from a distance.
I had a good poke around with the FSS while I was out there, didn't notice anything out of the ordinary.
Yes, Buur Pit video said the visuals had been adjusted in the "lens flare" update. It may possibly now be how it was originally intended to be. You have to get close to get the same appearance that it originally had at a distance.
It has been a while since the second anomaly was found. It's no longer a spoiler.
Yeah the other thread has most of the current replies about 3 signals, everyone has 3 now!
I didn't check but I think we have a 3rd signal (i.e. we have a 3rd thargoid star) do we?