Hm, you make a good point. I have not seen another ELW orbiting two black holes. I will review this.
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Hm, you make a good point. I have not seen another ELW orbiting two black holes. I will review this.
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Let me introduce you to a system that I discovered over a year ago.
It's probably the dumbest system I've ever found.
The reason why I've been dragging so long to submit it to you is that, at first, I wanted to find the geysers on the surface of planet AB1 and, secondly, since update 3.3 I've been lazy
Let me introduce you to a system that I discovered over a year ago.
It's probably the dumbest system I've ever found.
The reason why I've been dragging so long to submit it to you is that, at first, I wanted to find the geysers on the surface of planet AB1 and, secondly, since update 3.3 I've been lazy
| Name: | Pendulum |
| Game map search ref: | Dryau Ausms YE-A f121 |
| Description: | A black hole, a neutron star and landable planets, all in a ~8-14ls zone. The view from the geysers of the ringed planet (AB1) is sublime. If you wait a bit you can see an eclipse of the neutron star followed closely by the black hole that deforms the star background. /!\ Entering the system can be a little hectic, cut the throttle. Also be careful when landing on AB1, the gravity is 3.57G |
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Another dumb system I discovered a while ago.
Like I said, I've been lazy
By the way, I'm not fluent in english, feel free to change any text I wrote, even the names, it won't bother me
Like I said, I've been lazy
| Name: | Khazad Dum bridge |
| Game map search ref: | XEEHIA TL-K D9-14 A 1 |
| Description: | A planet so close to its white dwarf that its orbit passes into the star's forbidden zone. But don't worry, you can escape at anytime by jumping to another system. On the other hand, landing on the planet is quite a challenge. |
| Screenshot reference: | At the end of all things, would you go forward ? |
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Oh, you've found another 'planet of death'!
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Challenge to land on the world of death
On a recent trip I found this White Dwarf system- SPOIHAAE XE-X D2-9 where a landable metal rich world is in close orbit.It has an elliptical orbit of roughly one hour.At it's far point is 2.5ls from WD but at perihelion (near point) comes to a deadly 0.06ls in! also,looking at the orbit, the...
Kind of,
But for me landing on the world of death can be even more fun.
On both systems you can land relatively quietly when the planet is outside the star's zone of influence.
The difference between these two systems will be that, in the case of this one the planet passes into the star's forbidden zone, while in the case of the world of death the planet passes into the ejection cone.
Landing on the world of death while the planet is in the ejection cone is surely one of the funniest and most interesting gameplay of the game.
for the record,
I remember landing on the world of death by falling with my anaconda at 650 m/s when its maximum speed in normal flight is only 250m/s. The stress was intense, but it was a lot of fun.
But for me landing on the world of death can be even more fun.
On both systems you can land relatively quietly when the planet is outside the star's zone of influence.
The difference between these two systems will be that, in the case of this one the planet passes into the star's forbidden zone, while in the case of the world of death the planet passes into the ejection cone.
Landing on the world of death while the planet is in the ejection cone is surely one of the funniest and most interesting gameplay of the game.
for the record,
I remember landing on the world of death by falling with my anaconda at 650 m/s when its maximum speed in normal flight is only 250m/s. The stress was intense, but it was a lot of fun.
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Missing photo replacement for OGLE-TR-113 (https://www.edsm.net/en/system/id/53347/name/OGLE-TR-113)
Missing photo request of Brunth KZ-D d13-1 - the most southernmost ELW known, found by Allitnil.
Onwards to the other requests in the Outer Arm!
Onwards to the other requests in the Outer Arm!
Another missing photo request from the same region as the previous post - this time the most southernmost Ammonia world known. Bonus rings!
In system Lyed KC-D d12-0, discovered by Turambar, scanned for EDSM by Gramps.
In system Lyed KC-D d12-0, discovered by Turambar, scanned for EDSM by Gramps.
Name: Quiet Flame Nebula
Type: Nebula
Galmap ref: Ploadaea KA-S c6-0 [nebula: Ploadaea AA-A H1]
Desc: This is a medium sized nebula of roughly 40 Ly size in all dimensions. Overall dark, with colors of burnt red and muted yellow, it offers little for the sightseer. Only a single star system is found inside the nebula.
Type: Nebula
Galmap ref: Ploadaea KA-S c6-0 [nebula: Ploadaea AA-A H1]
Desc: This is a medium sized nebula of roughly 40 Ly size in all dimensions. Overall dark, with colors of burnt red and muted yellow, it offers little for the sightseer. Only a single star system is found inside the nebula.
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| Name: | Veiled Tears |
| Game map search ref: | Blau Ais XD-T d3-48 |
| Description: | Entry is nondescript Neturon. ~92Kls there is a tightly woven system of 3 water worlds and 3 terraformable metals orbiting a binary M/T |
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Source: https://i.imgur.com/XYByX6A.jpg |
| Name: | Celestial Lasso (I really wish I was better with names) |
| Game map search ref: | Lasoae IX-L d7-6638 |
| Description: | This doubly ringed Earth-like world at the base of the 3kpc Arm is the parent of six moons which is one of a kind! This world may have hosted more moons at one time, but had ripped them apart and formed the rings that we see today. |
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| Name: | Skull Nebula |
| Game map search ref: | Skull Sector GW-W d1-1 |
| Description: | The Skull Nebula is a small planetary nebula without a host star approximately 1600 LY below the Galactic Plane. It can be found by heading from the Bubble for the Blanco 1 star cluster and then continuing on in the same direction. The star density is sparse and a jump range of just over 70LY is required to get close without using FSD boosting. From some systems the nebula has a purplish hue but others show it to be blue. The closest star system is Skull Sector GW-W d1-1 which is approximately 40 LY away. |
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This may not have been submitted, or rejected, because it is "inside" the bubble if you look vertically at it. We usually don't take inside-bubble items. However, this nebula is more than 1500 ly down from Sol, which makes it quite reasonable to add into the GMP. Thanks for submitting it!
Photos for POI Pamplemousse:
Note, need to add Historical Markers for new highest/lowest systems (without double-boost/exploits), using this thread: https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threa...stems-without-double-neutron-boosting.480851/