The Galactic Mapping Project & Historical Archive of Exploration
Missing System?
Based on the link to this thread from https://www.edsm.net/en/faq am I correct to assume we can list missing systems from EDSM? I'm on PS4 and therefore have no flight logs to offer.
Since I can't offer coordinates, is it worth your time for me to report the system? What details would you need? I was adding the star on Ross, but there's no system to add it to.
Based on the link to this thread from https://www.edsm.net/en/faq am I correct to assume we can list missing systems from EDSM? I'm on PS4 and therefore have no flight logs to offer.
Since I can't offer coordinates, is it worth your time for me to report the system? What details would you need? I was adding the star on Ross, but there's no system to add it to.
If it's a POI that would be a good candidate for inclusion on the map then please do submit it, if it is accepted then an EDSM admin will manually add the system to the database and push it out for PC players to enter distances to until the position is resolved.
The Devil's Prison
Remember that old episode of Doctor Who where he met the Devil chained up deep below the planet and that planet orbited a black hole? Well I got one to rival this.
dryi ausms eg-y g23
A 2g HMC landable planet 30ls out from a binary black hole pair.
Also found a viper MK 4 on the planet surface so what he was doing there I have no idea lmao.
I only scanned the entry stuff, I left everything else unscanned for other people.
https://imgur.com/a/IPmEUxN
(I'm the person who has the first discovery bonuses on the 2 black holes, neutron and HMC)
Remember that old episode of Doctor Who where he met the Devil chained up deep below the planet and that planet orbited a black hole? Well I got one to rival this.
dryi ausms eg-y g23
A 2g HMC landable planet 30ls out from a binary black hole pair.
Also found a viper MK 4 on the planet surface so what he was doing there I have no idea lmao.
I only scanned the entry stuff, I left everything else unscanned for other people.
https://imgur.com/a/IPmEUxN
(I'm the person who has the first discovery bonuses on the 2 black holes, neutron and HMC)
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It is fairly common to find landed ships in planet surfaces, even in deep space. Also crashed probes and other similar stuff.
Map updated: Post 3055 to post 3084
Added:
- Doorway to Duat
- Purple Rain
- Owl Nebula (GCRV 6897)
- The Boxing Ring
- The Clawed Hand Nebula
- Lair of Unicorns (3074)
- Pink Flame Nebula
- Five Emperors
- The Parallels (3055)
Updated:
- Conflux Abandoned Settlements <-- Corrected transmission time for a beacon
Pending:
Removed:
Not added:
- Fire & Brimstone (3057) <-- it IS a pretty neat find, but not unique enough to be a POI
- Last Hope (3079) <-- not adding green systems at this time
- EOS CHREA XX-U D2-10094 <-- Needs screenshot reference, needs name, not sure how unique this is?
Added:
- Doorway to Duat
- Purple Rain
- Owl Nebula (GCRV 6897)
- The Boxing Ring
- The Clawed Hand Nebula
- Lair of Unicorns (3074)
- Pink Flame Nebula
- Five Emperors
- The Parallels (3055)
Updated:
- Conflux Abandoned Settlements <-- Corrected transmission time for a beacon
Pending:
Removed:
Not added:
- Fire & Brimstone (3057) <-- it IS a pretty neat find, but not unique enough to be a POI
- Last Hope (3079) <-- not adding green systems at this time
- EOS CHREA XX-U D2-10094 <-- Needs screenshot reference, needs name, not sure how unique this is?
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| Name | Causality of lotus |
| GalMap Ref | Xeehia GT-G d11-8 |
| POI Type | Planetary Features |
| Description | Discovered during the Autumn Odyssey, this system posses a glowing magenta giant which has a strange behaviour, when you look directly at it, certainly because of the near neutron star, its colors change to appear almost plain pink. |
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Icewind Veil
Ref: STUEMIAE TH-G C25-192 AB 4 A
An icy moon orbiting just outside a 155,000km ice ring, which itself is 58,000km in width, making for stunning views.
The moon is close enough that you can enter orbital cruise whilst still within the ring's frame of reference, which is not something you want to do, because it confuses the game enough to put you inside the moon sometimes.
There are water geysers that I have yet to find despite many hours searching. They would potentially provide even better views.
Pics (sorry if they're huge!)
Ref: STUEMIAE TH-G C25-192 AB 4 A
An icy moon orbiting just outside a 155,000km ice ring, which itself is 58,000km in width, making for stunning views.
The moon is close enough that you can enter orbital cruise whilst still within the ring's frame of reference, which is not something you want to do, because it confuses the game enough to put you inside the moon sometimes.
There are water geysers that I have yet to find despite many hours searching. They would potentially provide even better views.
Pics (sorry if they're huge!)
Yes indeed, absolutely stunning.
Amazing pics!
Name: The Crooked Mile
Ref: PLIO EURL PW-G C12-0 3 A
POI Type: Other POI
Description: The Crooked Mile is a potential high-octane race location set in the magnificent crater of this grey-blue rocky moon which orbits a Type II gas giant. The crater itself is split centrally by the twisting canyon which boasts an interesting feature in that the canyon walls at the end of the run are far narrower than the start. Only the best need apply...
Ref: PLIO EURL PW-G C12-0 3 A
POI Type: Other POI
Description: The Crooked Mile is a potential high-octane race location set in the magnificent crater of this grey-blue rocky moon which orbits a Type II gas giant. The crater itself is split centrally by the twisting canyon which boasts an interesting feature in that the canyon walls at the end of the run are far narrower than the start. Only the best need apply...
Just looking to confirm before I go through the process, Green systems are no longer being accepted correct?
No, they're not.
I just looked at the pictures of WEPAE AA-A H22 again and figured that the ring of that star is a POI itself.
I cant remember .. maybe all of the planets are inside that ring. May someone take a look please. Its only 5k ly from colonia
Cygnus OB2-12
POI type: Stellar Feature
System ref.: HIP 101364
Description: Cygnus OB2-12 is a blue hypergiant belonging to the massive Cygnus OB2 Association. The association is estimated to hold more than 2000 stars of spectral types OBA. It is one of the heaviest areas of star formation in the Milky Way. Because the giant star lies beyond the Eddington Limit (the threshold where radiation pressure exceeds gravitational forces), vast amounts of its stellar material must already have been blown off through massive stellar winds. However, the star is still more than 2 million times as luminous as Sol, making it one of the brightest stars in the galaxy.
Screenshot:
First discovery credits go to Cmdr Polunochnik
Sarpanit
POI type: Stellar Feature
System ref.: Blau Thaa AA-A h0
Description: Sarpanit was a Babylonian mother goddess and the consort of Marduk. Her name means "the shining one" and this is very fitting. The system is a trinary, and its main star is a blue hypergiant of some 450 solar radii, easily outshining its O-type and B-type companions. All in all, the system holds some 140 solar masses ans is located some 500 light years above the galactic plane and is supposed to belong to the massive Cygnus OB2 Association.
Screenshot:
In the screenshot above, the hypergiant is some 2,800 light seconds away (~4 times the distance Sol - Earth), whereas the upper O-type star is 180 ls and the lower B-type is 200 ls away.
First discovery credits go to Cmdr Heliona
HD 193634
POI type: Stellar Feature
Description: HD 193634 is a double X-ray binary star system, where the main star, an A-type supergiant, is orbited by a rapid pulse neutron star and the companion star by a black hole. The system probably belongs to the massive Cygnus OB2 Association, one of the most massive areas of star formation known in the galaxy. Since the main star will expand considerably during the next millions of years by becoming a red supergiant, it will either consume the neutron star in the process, which will lead to massive gamma ray bursts, or it will itself be consumed by the neutron star's rapid pulse tidal forces, which will likely trigger a supernova.
Screenshot:
POI type: Stellar Feature
System ref.: HIP 101364
Description: Cygnus OB2-12 is a blue hypergiant belonging to the massive Cygnus OB2 Association. The association is estimated to hold more than 2000 stars of spectral types OBA. It is one of the heaviest areas of star formation in the Milky Way. Because the giant star lies beyond the Eddington Limit (the threshold where radiation pressure exceeds gravitational forces), vast amounts of its stellar material must already have been blown off through massive stellar winds. However, the star is still more than 2 million times as luminous as Sol, making it one of the brightest stars in the galaxy.
Screenshot:
First discovery credits go to Cmdr Polunochnik
Sarpanit
POI type: Stellar Feature
System ref.: Blau Thaa AA-A h0
Description: Sarpanit was a Babylonian mother goddess and the consort of Marduk. Her name means "the shining one" and this is very fitting. The system is a trinary, and its main star is a blue hypergiant of some 450 solar radii, easily outshining its O-type and B-type companions. All in all, the system holds some 140 solar masses ans is located some 500 light years above the galactic plane and is supposed to belong to the massive Cygnus OB2 Association.
Screenshot:
In the screenshot above, the hypergiant is some 2,800 light seconds away (~4 times the distance Sol - Earth), whereas the upper O-type star is 180 ls and the lower B-type is 200 ls away.
First discovery credits go to Cmdr Heliona
HD 193634
POI type: Stellar Feature
Description: HD 193634 is a double X-ray binary star system, where the main star, an A-type supergiant, is orbited by a rapid pulse neutron star and the companion star by a black hole. The system probably belongs to the massive Cygnus OB2 Association, one of the most massive areas of star formation known in the galaxy. Since the main star will expand considerably during the next millions of years by becoming a red supergiant, it will either consume the neutron star in the process, which will lead to massive gamma ray bursts, or it will itself be consumed by the neutron star's rapid pulse tidal forces, which will likely trigger a supernova.
Screenshot:
What's a Green system? Asking for a friend...
System with all jumponium materials.