Sagittarius A* visitors list
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Just arrived after a week of an hour or so a night, I didn't do much exploring on the way in but i will spend some more time meandering home.
Finally made it there last night!!!! 05/27/3301
45 days traveling...over 2,000 systems visited...took scenic route, via Eta Carina Nebula!
Wohoooo!!!!!
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Your app has been my best companion all this time!!! Thank you so much for it!! Very helpful tool!!
45 days traveling...over 2,000 systems visited...took scenic route, via Eta Carina Nebula!
Wohoooo!!!!!
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Your app has been my best companion all this time!!! Thank you so much for it!! Very helpful tool!!
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I finally made it. I took off for Sagittarius A* at around t he end of January. I got as far as the half way point and then certain real life factorys prevented me from flying anymore until recently. Last night on the 28th of May 3301 I finally completed my journey. The feeling of achievement as I jumped into the system was only enhanced by the group of commanders who were hanging out there. They welcomed me with the kind of warmth I havent felt since I left the home systems all those months ago.
Made it last night after a 15hr 22min Buckyball run.
Just a couple of quick screenshots (I wrote a lot more over in the Buckyball thread).
Just a couple of quick screenshots (I wrote a lot more over in the Buckyball thread).
been there.. don't remember exactly when but I can tell you there's a bigass blue star about 60k LS away. Would've taken a pic but i don't know how in the oculus and i guess it hadn't dawned on me at the time to relog and take a regular screen shot..oh well
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Rather than bore you with the 631 individual screenshots that I took during my Buckyball run to Sagittarius A* last Thursday, I've strung them all together into a short film which I've entitled "26,000 light years in 5 minutes".
[video=youtube;nm-jkI4UUy8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nm-jkI4UUy8[/video]
[video=youtube;nm-jkI4UUy8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nm-jkI4UUy8[/video]
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I made it there right now at 31.05.3301.
Sooo, initially I did not plan on making this trip, but as I got closer and closer while just exploring I just thought to myself "Aww balls to it, I'm gonna do it!". It feels kinda overdone and not that special anymore since so many people have been there now. But a lot of people have climbed Mount Everest, and why does people still do that? Because it's there. And similarly with climbing Mount Everest, going to Sagittarius A* does require a lot of dedication and determination. I also wanted to do it just so I can say I did it. I already visited Great Annihilator on the way to SagA* so I'll probably hang around the neutron star fields for a bit before heading home. o7
Sooo, initially I did not plan on making this trip, but as I got closer and closer while just exploring I just thought to myself "Aww balls to it, I'm gonna do it!". It feels kinda overdone and not that special anymore since so many people have been there now. But a lot of people have climbed Mount Everest, and why does people still do that? Because it's there. And similarly with climbing Mount Everest, going to Sagittarius A* does require a lot of dedication and determination. I also wanted to do it just so I can say I did it. I already visited Great Annihilator on the way to SagA* so I'll probably hang around the neutron star fields for a bit before heading home. o7
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I finally made it! It took me about three weeks.
Here's a video of my last jump to SAG A
[video]https://youtu.be/S3zXxt3QXg0[/video]
Here's a video of my last jump to SAG A
[video]https://youtu.be/S3zXxt3QXg0[/video]
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It has just struck me that today it will be 6 months - indeed, exactly 26 weeks - since I first arrived here. (I remember the day well. It was a Monday. Lunchtime, in fact.)
A lot has changed since then...
A lot has changed since then...
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