L,Y class stars"Brown Layer" (may be NB for explorers)

Halfmuh

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Interesting fact revealed by "star class" filter feature:
Brown dwarfs - form layer of constant density and heigth, near Galaxy ecliptics. This layer seems has no gauss curve of density, in ortogonal to ecliptics surface direction. Density and heigth seems is same near sol and near core , but dechreases near edge. and is not linked with desity of "browns" spread in all other z-coords.
Just check it yourself.
 
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Vasious

Vasious
If I read this right, yeah it seems if you travel out of the plane, even in the gaps between the arms, there are much fewer brown dwarves so you don't seem to get dry zones for refueling
 

Vasious

Vasious
Halfmuh said:
Yes, it is good to know: will you cross this plane? and when? if you plan a route relying on fuelscoping.
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I am 500 light years from Sag A* currently

I moved up to TRAIKAAE AA-A H-12 ->PREAE AIN AA-A H43 -> BREAE AESCS AA-A H25 level and path in and it was fairly thing on NON-scoopable stars making the routes out to 1000 ot plagued with patches of un-scoopable starts that need to be plotted around
 

Biggerjohn

Biggerjohn
I am returning from Sag A myself very high above the galactic plane and have only encountered 1 in 20 un-scoopable stars where on the way out well within the plane encountered many a patches of stars un-scoopables.
 
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Halfmuh

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well that is above what was described, if you just check on galMap you will surely see what i'm talking about, just zoom out a bit, switch off all O B A F G K M stars, and pres "go down" button, when you see it, while all the stars of this type will be spread,
at z-coord =0 (i suppose it marks exact middle where galactic ecliptics plane lies) you will see almost filled with red color layer contrasting with density of red colored points other space. then you can check M stars their are much rarer in that layer.

By the way,what is your opinion: i'm on my way to Gal Core too, and as i see near Preae Ain i see a lot of interesting objects like exotic stars and Black holes. does it worth to make hook to there or in center of galaxy i will get as many of black holes as i want?
 
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Vasious

Vasious
Halfmuh said:
well that is above what was described, if you just check on galMap you will surely see what i'm talking about, just zoom out a bit, switch off all O B A F G K M stars, and pres "go down" button, when you see it, while all the stars of this type will be spread,
at z-coord =0 (i suppose it marks exact middle where galactic ecliptics plane lies) you will see almost filled with red color layer contrasting with density of red colored points other space. then you can check M stars their are much rarer in that layer.

By the way,what is your opinion: i'm on my way to Gal Core too, and as i see near Preae Ain i see a lot of interesting objects like exotic stars and Black holes. does it worth to make hook to there or in center of galaxy i will get as many of black holes as i want?
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Planning my return trip and did just that.
You, Sir, are a Genius, I did not expect the boundary of density to be so distinct.
The core has lots of exotic stars but travel is slower so might be worth the detour
 
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