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Is a landable planet that has an area of theoretically breathable atmosphere interesting enough to consider, even though the game doesn't actually register this type of edge case? (It also looks quite pretty, if that's relevant.)
 
Zer0axis said:
Name: The Aidohs Platforms

Game map search ref: AIDOHS JI-A D14-0 14 A A

Catagory: Planetary Features

Description: Found whilst navigating through the perseus arm, a rather rugged rocky-ice world with some spectacular features, from towering vertical ridge faces, to huge ice mountains. This one ice mountain in particular at Coords: 23.7 / -63.1, is 20km tall and has some unusually placed flat platform areas at and around the summits, in which explorers can easily land on and admire the panoramic vistas of the moon below. Adrenalin junkies and base jumpers can also take advantage of these platforms for their thrill seeking activities if they so wish, having staggered peaks placed below the platform means jumpers will need speed and enough thrust in order to make it to ground level, which can pose as a challenge.

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unfortunately ice melted
 
I searched and was unable to find this issue, so I'll go ahead and post about it at which point someone will point out the completely obvious place that I missed in my search.

As I move on through DW3, I've noticed an amazing number of broken links on EDSM that are supposed to lead to somewhere here in the Frontier Forums. All of these broken links appear to use the old format, i.e. forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php/179063-edsm-elite-dangerous-star-map/

Back when Frontier revamped their forums, all of the links changed to forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/edsm-elite-dangerous-star-map.179063/

The old .php page was replaced with just the heading of "threads" and the actual thread number was moved after the thread title, with a period (.) between them.

I just thought it should be mentioned, in case it snuck under the rug and was missed. :)

Thanks for all that y'all do at EDSM!

Edited to specify that the broken links I am referring to are on EDSM.net. Apparently, it was not as obvious as I had thought. lol
 
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Reporting a new system found with two Notable Stellar Phenomena in it. One of these NSP collide with the moon AB 1 F A - twice a day - staying within the moon's exclusion zone for several minutes. Not sure what happens if we decide to enter the NSP at AB 1 F A in teh window before the collision takes place, and stay there to witness the collision from within the body exclusion zone (it is a non-landable body).

Stuenooe EP-U b30-5
Coordenates: 27023 / 57 / 26490

Stuenooe EP-U b30-5 is located in the Dryman's Point gallatic region.
  • 1,973 ly from FC DSSA Nostromo [JBG-4QZ] at Mycapp PJ-T b6-1, another system with a NSP
  • 17,797 ly from Roefoo ZE-H d10-0 (DW3's Rainbow's End station)
  • 25,900 ly from Sagittarius A*
  • 37,172 ly from Colonia
  • 37,841 ly from Sol
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Cheers
 
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ruifo said:
Reporting a new system found with two Notable Stellar Phenomena in it. One of these NSP collide with the moon AB 1 F A - twice a day - staying within the moon's exclusion zone for several minutes. Not sure what happens if we decide to enter the NSP at AB 1 F A in teh window before the collision takes place, and stay there to witness the collision from within the body exclusion zone (it is a non-landable body).

Stuenooe EP-U b30-5
Coordenates: 27023 / 57 / 26490

Stuenooe EP-U b30-5 is located in the Dryman's Point gallatic region.
  • 1,973 ly from FC DSSA Nostromo [JBG-4QZ] at Mycapp PJ-T b6-1, another system with a NSP
  • 17,797 ly from Roefoo ZE-H d10-0 (DW3's Rainbow's End station)
  • 25,900 ly from Sagittarius A*
  • 37,172 ly from Colonia
  • 37,841 ly from Sol
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Cheers
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The GMP is closed and no longer updated, you should head to the https://edastro.com/gec instead if you wish to submit your finds to a catalog.
 
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I don´t know if a more or less pink Gasgiant Class 3 is of special interesst? Normaly they are blue, but this one has a nice pinkish colour.
Is this something special?
 

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Heck van Hoffner said:
This is a suggested POI for ED-Astro.
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If you have more images without a ship in front we prefer them for the main image generally we don't bother with system maps. I looked the system up and it seems that only the stars are recorded in spansh. Its useful for us to be able to look up all the details because we use it for fact checking and to pull out more details about the system that elevate the description. If the data is in EDSM I can't access it because the server is down again.

If you are using any tools to submit data, make sure send to EDDN is checked as that is where spansh gets its data. If you have delayed sending until docked then go and dock somewhere.
 
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