Nonhuman Signatures - Thargoid Sensor Fragments discovered 4800ly from SOL

[Star Ferret]

First off, yes I know these are becoming much more common now with Odyssey.
On the other hand, I feel the more these are documented, the better?
That said... now that I've sold the cartography data and gotten my name on the planet.. lol

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Multiple "Nonhuman Signatures" ..at least 4 on the dark side of the planet with Sensor Fragments scattered all over the sites... then a fifth site spawned on the day side, AS I WAS investigating one of the first 4.

Yes, there is a Gas Giant with Ammonia Based Life in the system, I'm aware of the theory that Thargoids live within the gas clouds of these particular Giants. But I propose a different theory, that they use them for FUEL Scooping, much the same way we use stars for such! Otherwise why would we be finding these sites so far out, unless the Thargoids are out there exploring too?

Anyways...

Pictures of my discovery are attached, including the coords of the landing sites taken from EDDiscovery!

Granted, I know not eveyone is going to go rushing out 4800 - 5000 ly out from the bubble for this, and its not like I discovered somehting huge like an actual Thargoid Surface Site/Ruin... and these sensor fragments can be easily acquired within a couple hundred ly range around the bubble... Still, as I said, I feel making these locations known are important.

 

[Star Ferret]

Additional screenshots of some of the devices themselves that were found on the planet.

 

[Northpin]

rough landing, eh?

 

[Star Ferret]

rough landing, eh?

My original attempt to land on this world, was a bit rough... back in May is when I first discovered it...

I attempted to land without realizing it was 1.71G gravity, and crashed hard, and lost 90mil in cartography data. After recovering from that, I bookmarked the planet, then went back out and made another 500mil worth in discoveries while keeping the planets location to myself for a little while...

Then after returning the bubble and selling that newly discovered 500mil in data, I decided to engineer my thrusters and return to that planet and make an attempt to land again.

I knew I might only find Sensor Fragments, etc... but still hoped it might be something different. Its still cool though as this was my first time finding a Nonhuman Signature.

 

[Eahlstan]

Granted, I know not eveyone is going to go rushing out 4800 - 5000 ly out from the bubble for this, and its not like I discovered somehting huge like an actual Thargoid Surface Site/Ruin... and these sensor fragments can be easily acquired within a couple hundred ly range around the bubble... Still, as I said, I feel making these locations known are important.

Those fragments have been found in the vast majority of regions. The most likely reasons that there are still regions without known sites is that nobody travelling there was looking for them - once you start mapping landable bodies in systems containing gas giants with ammonia based life you'll find them sooner or later.
You can see where there are no known sites here.

 

[Greasetrap42]

I find it interesting that some look active or alive, while others look dead.

Clookuia HE-M b35-0 system in Norma Expanse. Several planets with fragments. 12,000Ly from bubble.

 

[Gut]

Seems there's more than you think =-)

 

[Greasetrap42]

If anybody is curious, I found this pulsing Thargoid sensor on planet surface. Its lights were pulsing on/off.
I dumped a bunch of guardian stuff on top of it to see if what happens. Nothing. It still just pulses. No change.

• Ancient Relic
• Ancient Key
• Guardian Casket
• Guardian Urn
• Guardian Orb
• Guardian Tablet
• Guardian Totem

 

[Frankymole]

I've posted on the other thread, no ammonia or gas giant and extremely far from Sol (26,000ly):

I found NEW traces of Thargoids on other side of the center!

If you don't already know, I've been doing exploration streams for past month or so (16 streams, each 2-5h) and I've gone to Zurara, then Colonia and now I'm on other side of the galactic center, doing random exploration. Recently I stumbled on terraformable landfall planet (thanks to ED...

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[Eahlstan]

That's an extraordinary claim. And you're not providing any proof...