The Galactic Mapping Project & Historical Archive of Exploration

atomfarin · Sep 2, 2019

Tried to find some info about it and were not successful, quite amazing work already done on this apparently.
We can share the system names we confirmed (although we did not check every single phenomenon for type of Lagrange cloud) if that helps with the studies?

marx · Sep 2, 2019

atomfarin said:
Tried to find some info about it and were not successful, quite amazing work already done on this apparently.
We can share the system names we confirmed (although we did not check every single phenomenon for type of Lagrange cloud) if that helps with the studies?

Please do, but it's best if you upload them to EDSM. Assuming you haven't already, that is.

Vovva The Bluehaired · Sep 2, 2019

atomfarin said:
Spasau VU-V d3-3
and surrounding systems

Proposed name: Carina-Saggitarius Peduncle Gardens

marx said:
Take a look at the maps (posted here): the whole region is like that. Plus the neighbouring Dryman's Point region too.

Lol I was working on this too. Both sectors are sprawling the the trees but Sag Carina also has all types of Peduncle pods.I think we can make it as POI if we find a sector of 300-500 ly where you are able to find all types of trees. This would be convenient for tourists how do not want to spend their time exploring the sector in search of all types. As for making list of all systems that have trees and their pods, I would say its useless because it will have to be constantly updated: even I during my voyage through both sectors encountered more than 100 undiscovered systems with this stuff. Plus, you can make list on each tree or pod using EDSM searching by region and type of biology.

Skul_l · Sep 15, 2019

Sun resorts of Myoidee.

Myoidee SX-D b53-0
A gas giant at 1.83 light-seconds from a star

XhaleR · Sep 16, 2019

Found a system with an ELW, WW and AMW. Would that be a candidate for GMP? Haven't discovered this "combination" before.

Dr. Nagi · Sep 16, 2019

XhaleR said:
Found a system with an ELW, WW and AMW. Would that be a candidate for GMP? Haven't discovered this "combination" before.

If they were all moons of the same giants I'd say yes, otherwise no. Also had found this combination before.

Vovva The Bluehaired · Sep 16, 2019

XhaleR said:
Found a system with an ELW, WW and AMW. Would that be a candidate for GMP? Haven't discovered this "combination" before.

These are fun to find but I've discovered more than 5 of such. They are quite rare of course but not that much for edsm.

XhaleR · Sep 16, 2019

Vovva The Bluehaired said:
These are fun to find but I've discovered more than 5 of such. They are quite rare of course but not that much for edsm.

Roger that! Thanks for the feedback, both.

ShadowNUAR · Sep 18, 2019

Tyrielai PS-U f2-4

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Vovva The Bluehaired · Sep 18, 2019

ShadowNUAR said:
Tyrielai PS-U f2-4

Looks nice but you need to attach name and description to the picture to submit it as POI

ShadowNUAR · Sep 19, 2019

Vovva The Bluehaired said:
Looks nice but you need to attach name and description to the picture to submit it as POI

I already laid out similar, did not add. So who cares, just fly and see

Vovva The Bluehaired · Sep 20, 2019

ShadowNUAR said:
I already laid out similar, did not add. So who cares, just fly and see

As you wish

Mooing · Sep 21, 2019

Name:	Dryao Phyloea Oddity
Game map search ref:	Dryao Phyloea BA-A f1573
Description:	This is one of only 4 known Earth-like worlds in the galaxy (as of 9-21-3305) to solely orbit a black hole. Like the others, a neutron star is the only provider of heat and energy in the system. Despite being 30kls away, the distant stellar remnant somehow keeps the oceans from freezing over. Found using data from edastro.com
Screenshot reference:	https://imgur.com/a/qmxwvvy Source: https://imgur.com/a/qmxwvvy

malenfant · Sep 22, 2019

What's the smallest Class I Jovian on record? I just found one that's only got a radius of 9,205 km (about half again as big as Earth, at only 0.8351 earth masses!)

Orvidius · Sep 22, 2019

malenfant said:
What's the smallest Class I Jovian on record? I just found one that's only got a radius of 9,205 km (about half again as big as Earth, at only 0.8351 earth masses!)

It looks like the smallest radius for a proc-gen Class I that we have on record currently is 8,715.74 (Cyoagaea HK-N b53-2 AB 3 f).

malenfant · Sep 22, 2019

Ooh, so that's pretty close then! Not sure it's worth a POI but it's the smallest I've seen myself!

Starsong · Sep 22, 2019

Is the part-pink GGG at Synookio EL-J d9-1 worthy of a POI? (Can't put pics on now due to wrong device, but they're on the GGG thread)

Áurum · Sep 23, 2019

I request to change the name of the system "Three Lifes in Dark" I submitted some months ago to "Three Lives in the Dark" to correct grammar errors.
Honestly, I don't know what I was thinking about when I wrote it. Sorry for the inconvenience.

malenfant · Sep 24, 2019

What the hell?!

I came across a millisecond pulsar that was extremely close to its companion (names redacted because I haven't handed it in yet - but the orbital period is only about 3 hrs!) so I thought I'd go take a look. Then this happened...

Somehow I was able to get to a VERY CLOSE distance from the neutron star - only 24.1 Mm here before I chickened out and retreated because I didn't know if I'd just hit a (very contracted) exclusion zone around the NS or if I'd just explode... but what the heck is going on here? Do NS exclusion zones shrink if they're really really close to a star? I'm pretty sure they're not that close normally are they? I thought they were more like 0.7 ls?) Has anyone seen this before? I'll cheerfully submit this as a POI if it's something rare/unique once I hand it in...

(I'm so close to the F V companion that I'm in the refuelling zone here!)

EDIT: See https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/insanely-close-pass-of-a-neutron-star.522950/ for further details - I went back and tried to get closer, and boy did I get closer!!!

Orvidius · Sep 24, 2019

That's pretty cool. I wonder if it shrinks it if it's size goes over a ratio relative to the gravitational sphere of influence? It's a shame that the journals don't record the exclusion zone radius.