That's not that uncommon. It's an RNG encounter, so won't be there if you go back.Wreckage of two SRV:s and a part(?) of an unidentifed ship far out of the bubble. In between Colonia and Sag A*. Also found a poi with cannisters on the same moon. Wouldn't be surprised if it contains more poi:s.
Myumboae KI-A d1-769 1f
Wrreckage poi: 28.8286, -30.3713, Cannisters: 50.7488, -9.1898
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It was for me. Left the system before I checked out the "blue fields" on the radar. Came back and it was still there. I'm still curious however how common or uncommon these encounters are that far away from the bubble.
"Only" a bit more than 8 k from Colonia. Now I'm curious however to go back another time to see if they're still there.
If you are traveling between Colonia and the Bubble they are a lot more common due to the various stations and bases forming a sort of civilised corridor, off that path they become far fewer.
Yeah. This one was "between" Colonia and Sag A*. Not as in a straight line though but rather a slight detour to the "east". Now I really feel like I need to go back and check if it's still there.
Hot damn, someone finally found a planet that was on a massively eccentric orbit around a NS! I didn't think it was actually possible. That's a perihelion of 0.017 AU, which is about 8.5 light seconds! (the aphelion would be 5.06 AU).
Unfortunately the NS would still just be a speck of light at that perihelion distance, so it ain't no "Monde de la Mort", but that's still pretty awesome!
Unfortunately the NS would still just be a speck of light at that perihelion distance, so it ain't no "Monde de la Mort", but that's still pretty awesome!
One of the things I've always hoped to stumble across was a system where I happened to arrive at just the right time to find a grand alignment of the whole system, all the planets neatly lined up. Tonight I jumped into a system, fired up the FSS and everything was in a really tight clump, several planets all in the same direction and I thought I'd hit the jackpot.
Then I opened up the system map - I don't think I can count it. If the entire system is always like that because all the planets are always orbiting together in the same (relatively) small volume it's not quite what I'm looking for...
Then I opened up the system map - I don't think I can count it. If the entire system is always like that because all the planets are always orbiting together in the same (relatively) small volume it's not quite what I'm looking for...
Close, but no banana. Good to see, though.
This one here?
www.edsm.net
I'm about 7000ly away so I'll take a look when I pass that way.
EDSM - Elite Dangerous Star Map
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www.edsm.net
I don't know if it is, but either way they may not have given the system ID for a reason...
The one I posted is from Elite Reddit so it hardly matters.
Yes, that's the oneThis one here?
I'm about 7000ly away so I'll take a look when I pass that way.EDSM - Elite Dangerous Star Map
The Galactic Positioning System of Elite: Dangerous at your service.
I haven't posted here for a while, simply because I wasn't exploring. I finally got out into the void again and found this here. Now I have seen many ringed L and Y dwarfs, but never did I see a ring T Tauri yet. But then again I never did specifically look for them, so they might not be rare at all. In any case I thought I share my find.
