This is my first time posting on the forums but I feel compelled to share my data. Ever since the first time I was hyperdicted I've become obsessed with the Thargoids. I've begun an expedition to try and track Thargoid signal sources, following them from one star to another, each jump hopefully yielding more and more signal sources. I am keeping a journal about this trek so that I have accurate records.
In Aries Dark Region it's typical 2 non-human sources to about 9 non-human sources per system. In the 2 Epsilon stars next to the Aries Dark Region (galactic map reference point) I hit 12 and 10. Pleiades Sector stars yielded much of the same. Until I hit Pleiades Sector XP-O B6-0, 44nhs. Another Pleiades system had similar results. Pleiades Sector OD-S B4-2 was the first time I encountered rapid NHS rapid entry and fading in a system. Lowest count there was 30nhs, highest was 52nhs. Maia is where the ammonia hit the fan, I couldn't keep count of the constantly fading in and out of thargoid NHS. Asterope is where I'm taking a break. The FSS scanner counted 244 signal sources, I am not sure how many were emissions and how many were NHS. The volume of signals was dropping my game's frame rate down to about 10-15. I've sort of hit a wall here as the signals come from every direction, jumping here from Maia was a luck (I had a black box mission). Before I could get a general sense of direction based on their signals, usually clustered around one side of a red dwarf. I'm not sure what can be concluded from such data, all I've noticed is that they seem to like red dwarf stars.
I'm willing to share my journal, and I recorded 2 videos if anyone wants to observe. 1 of the Thargoids hopping in and out rapidly, and another of the NHS in Asterope wrecking my frame rate. I'm also ready to carry out any leg work needed, I'm obsessed with these guys and want to learn more.