That's my fault - I don't run EDD. I will see if I can get it uploaded when I get a sec.
Operation "Brown Dwarf"
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I set a goal to find the Ammonia World near a solo T-star. I flew from the Colonia to the Center, near the end of the path I switched my filters to brown dwarfs. Then I passed the exploration data to Anchorage and "turned north", towards the Ruker's Hope. I did about 500 jumps at this stage. Found one gas giant with water-based life. It is located very far from the star and lives apparently due to internal sources of energy. Only about three systems had planets quite close to the star (about 20-25 ls). One system had the first planet at a distance of 7 ls. I’ve already tuned into several thousand systems at least to find something (or find the Ammonia World).
Аfter the next jump, the star “flashed white” and I saw a planet nearby. This was before the scanners automatically detected them. I saw a bright green dot on the FSS scale. Probability is playing an interesting game with me. I was just lucky? Or the reason is because my ELW near the solo L was mined with blood and sweat?
Eok Bluae YW-T a16-48 is located 1370 light years north of the Anchorage. The system looks much simpler compared to the Aucoks DC-B a13-3. In both cases, the star has a class T1. This new ELW has very good atmospheric parameters in my opinion.
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Аfter the next jump, the star “flashed white” and I saw a planet nearby. This was before the scanners automatically detected them. I saw a bright green dot on the FSS scale. Probability is playing an interesting game with me. I was just lucky? Or the reason is because my ELW near the solo L was mined with blood and sweat?
Eok Bluae YW-T a16-48 is located 1370 light years north of the Anchorage. The system looks much simpler compared to the Aucoks DC-B a13-3. In both cases, the star has a class T1. This new ELW has very good atmospheric parameters in my opinion.
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Congrats on your find! I wonder if ELW around brown dwarves are more common and we just don't have as many people searching them.
I set a goal to find the Ammonia World near a solo T-star. I flew from the Colonia to the Center, near the end of the path I switched my filters to brown dwarfs. Then I passed the exploration data to Anchorage and "turned north", towards the Ruker's Hope. I did about 500 jumps at this stage. Found one gas giant with water-based life. It is located very far from the star and lives apparently due to internal sources of energy. Only about three systems had planets quite close to the star (about 20-25 ls). One system had the first planet at a distance of 7 ls. I’ve already tuned into several thousand systems at least to find something (or find the Ammonia World).
Аfter the next jump, the star “flashed white” and I saw a planet nearby. This was before the scanners automatically detected them. I saw a bright green dot on the FSS scale. Probability is playing an interesting game with me. I was just lucky? Or the reason is because my ELW near the solo L was mined with blood and sweat?
Eok Bluae YW-T a16-48 is located 1370 light years north of the Anchorage. The system looks much simpler compared to the Aucoks DC-B a13-3. In both cases, the star has a class T1. This new ELW has very good atmospheric parameters in my opinion.
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Great find! ELW around a Y-class star next? /s
Fantastic find CMDR, congratulations!
Congratulations!
Superb find-congrats to you.
Quite impressive. Only a few people have one such find, let alone two. Congratulations!
Given how thin their habitable zones are, I'd find that highly unlikely. There are also quite a lot of systems with dwarf main stars uploaded to EDSM, and a tiny amount of them have ELWs. (Not counting M dwarfs, of course.)
Just visited Eok Bluae and plant my flag on an icy world there.
The parameters of the ELW is better here than the T Star find at Aucoks as the ELW is the closest orbiting world.
The parameters of the ELW is better here than the T Star find at Aucoks as the ELW is the closest orbiting world.
Dryau Chroa SP-T b18-35
Hello everyone!
I finally started to make a report. I apologize for taking so long. Spread the first version.
So far, everything is not very neat ... I will try to complement it and improve it.
The next step is to add links to system map screenshots.
Below are some statistics. Unfortunately, I still can’t say exactly how many systems I visited, I will think about how to more accurately calculate this.
Thank you for your attention.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vrZsA8NWPJMi7BRDKCSRPva8_w1odqJIH6r1imILPos/
I finally started to make a report. I apologize for taking so long. Spread the first version.
So far, everything is not very neat ... I will try to complement it and improve it.
The next step is to add links to system map screenshots.
Below are some statistics. Unfortunately, I still can’t say exactly how many systems I visited, I will think about how to more accurately calculate this.
Thank you for your attention.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vrZsA8NWPJMi7BRDKCSRPva8_w1odqJIH6r1imILPos/
Total ELWs - 2 (1 T-type star)
Total WWs - 99 (2 T-type star)
Total AWs - 28 (0 T-type star)
1 ELW in system:
Eol Prou CR-A a27-22 (L-type star)
Eok Bluae YW-T a16-48 (T-type star)
2 WWs in system:
Dryooe Flyou BQ-B a109-51 (binary WW)
Dryooe Prou DY-A a68-307 (binary WW)
1 WW and 1 AW in system:
Dryooe Flyou UO-U a112-71
Dryooe Flyou VI-O a33-159
Eol Prou ZQ-A a27-289
2 WWs and 1 AW in system:
Preia Pruae LB-X a83-2 (binary WW)
Eol Prou QM-Z a45-0
2 AWs in system:
none
Total WWs - 99 (2 T-type star)
Total AWs - 28 (0 T-type star)
1 ELW in system:
Eol Prou CR-A a27-22 (L-type star)
Eok Bluae YW-T a16-48 (T-type star)
2 WWs in system:
Dryooe Flyou BQ-B a109-51 (binary WW)
Dryooe Prou DY-A a68-307 (binary WW)
1 WW and 1 AW in system:
Dryooe Flyou UO-U a112-71
Dryooe Flyou VI-O a33-159
Eol Prou ZQ-A a27-289
2 WWs and 1 AW in system:
Preia Pruae LB-X a83-2 (binary WW)
Eol Prou QM-Z a45-0
2 AWs in system:
none
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Cool stuff, thank you very much!
For [Dryooe Prou HS-E a11-166], you've only mentioned a gas giant close to the secondary star. But there's more to it: That "star" is a pretty close class T at 7ls from entry and is orbited by a class IV gas giant!!
This should make for some really interesting screenshots!
For [Dryooe Prou HS-E a11-166], you've only mentioned a gas giant close to the secondary star. But there's more to it: That "star" is a pretty close class T at 7ls from entry and is orbited by a class IV gas giant!!
This should make for some really interesting screenshots!
Beautiful, thank you very much! Very oblate, as expected. I love the size difference, you can really see it not being that much smaller than the class T dwarf. That's what I was hoping to see.