So i set out last week to check the view 900ly north from Chi Eridani, it was a great view of the galaxy and so i thought i would visit the Eagle Nebula mantaining that altitude as long as posible so as to get an even better view of the galaxy...well, eagle nebula is more than 6,500ly from where i was so after a few hundred ly i decided to go elsewhere closer, searching around the galaxy map i found the SADR region, the system SADR lies at the center of the Cygnus's cross (fount that out via wikipedia
), this was about 2,300ly from where i was so i took off to there.
Arriving at a system in the SADR region, 22ly from SADR and about to make my last jump i spotted something curious:
What is that?
Seeing as it was plainly visible in normal space i thought it must be close by...it wasn't...looking around a lot in the galaxy map, selecting system after system, getting closer to the general direction of this thing i spotted some nebulae in the distance in that direction, so far out they're not even visible in normal space and on one of these, called NGC 7822, i found what must be the stars that form such a "line" on the background:
I can see it clearly but it's 1,800ly from here!:
This is what i found in the galaxy map:
It's full of black holes!:
Oh wow i was planning on observing the SADR nebula, perhaps go to the 2 others in the vicinity (relatively speaking) and then head back to civilized space....my plans are ruined!, NGC 7822 is like an explorer's sirens call!
Oh well, no use fighting it, must go there...quick!...My God, it's full of stars!
Arriving at a system in the SADR region, 22ly from SADR and about to make my last jump i spotted something curious:
What is that?

Seeing as it was plainly visible in normal space i thought it must be close by...it wasn't...looking around a lot in the galaxy map, selecting system after system, getting closer to the general direction of this thing i spotted some nebulae in the distance in that direction, so far out they're not even visible in normal space and on one of these, called NGC 7822, i found what must be the stars that form such a "line" on the background:
I can see it clearly but it's 1,800ly from here!:

This is what i found in the galaxy map:

It's full of black holes!:




Oh wow i was planning on observing the SADR nebula, perhaps go to the 2 others in the vicinity (relatively speaking) and then head back to civilized space....my plans are ruined!, NGC 7822 is like an explorer's sirens call!
Oh well, no use fighting it, must go there...quick!...My God, it's full of stars!