And with that I'm back in Colonia, and the few FDs I had under my hat are now up too. Time for a bit of time off
Er, did you leave any nebulae for the rest of us to discover?
The Galactic Mapping Project & Historical Archive of Exploration
Er, did you leave any nebulae for the rest of us to discover?
There are still undocumented nebula near the bubble :x
An initial 30 of the 100 or so uncharted planetary nebulae visited during a galactic core survey carried out in March and April 3303. Apologies for the text-only entries; I don't take a lot of screenshots.
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New POI
POI Name: Floarps Papa India
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Floarps PI-B e2
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star core orbited by three brown dwarfs, one gas giant and a lava world."
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New POI
POI Name: Froarks Delta Golf
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Froarks DG-X e1-82
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star in a binary orbit with a Class A star. One gas giant in orbit."
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New POI
POI Name: Froarks Echo Lima
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Froarks EL-Y e197
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a black hole core orbited by four gas giants and an icy world."
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New POI
POI Name: Oephaich Papa Oscar
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Oephaich PO-Q e5-4289
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a black hole core orbited by two brown dwarfs and a gas giant."
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New POI
POI Name: Oephaich Yankee Kilo
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Oephaich YK-O e6-704
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star core orbited by four gas giants and an icy world."
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New POI
POI Name: JG Zarco
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Oephaich QY-R e4-4146
Desc: "A planetary nebula named after the Portuguese explorer João Gonçalves Zarco that has a neutron star in a trinary orbit with a Class A and Class F star. Two metal rich worlds, four high-metal content worlds, three gas giants, and one brown dwarf are in co-orbit around the neutron and A stars. Seven high metal content worlds orbiting the F star."
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New POI
POI Name: Aunairm Victor Juliett
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Aunairm VJ-R e4-2411
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star core in a binary orbit with a trinary system of a Class K and two Class M stars. Two gas giants and a high metal content world orbit the neutron star. A gas giant, an icy world, and six high metal content worlds orbit the K/M complex."
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New POI
POI Name: Aunair Alpha Quebec
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Aunair AQ-P e5-2234
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star in a binary orbit with a Class A star. No other stellar bodies"
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New POI
POI Name: Shrogaei Victor Juliett
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Shrogaei VJ-Z e6712
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star orbited by a high metal content world."
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New POI
POI Name: Shrogaei Victor Echo
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Shrogaei VE-Z e3839
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star orbited by two ringed gas giants."
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New POI
POI Name: Shrogaei Quebec Oscar
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Shrogaei QO-Q e5-3431
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star core orbited by two gas giants."
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New POI
POI Name: Eos Free Oscar Delta
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Eos Free OD-S e4-9707
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star orbited by a brown dwarf, five gas giants, and a high metal content world."
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New POI
POI Name: Oephaich Lima Hotel
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Oephaich LH-V e2-6551
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star in a binary orbit with a Class K star. One high metal content world in orbit around the K star."
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New POI
POI Name: Shrogaei Hotel Romeo
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Shrogaei HR-V e2-7758
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star core orbited by a brown dwarf, four gas giants and an icy world."
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New POI
POI Name: TV Teixeira
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Shrogaei GH-U e3-1272
Desc: "Planetary nebula named after the Portuguese explorer Tristão Vaz Teixeira that has a black hole in a complex trinary orbit with two Class F stars. Two brown dwarfs, three gas giants, a high metal content world and a water giant are in co-orbit around the black hole and F star bravo. Seven high metal content worlds, two gas giants and a water giant orbiting F star charlie. F star bravo is also orbited by two high metal content worlds."
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New POI
POI Name: Shrogaei Foxtrot Hotel
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Shrogaei FH-U e3-1421
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star in binary orbit with an Class M star. No other stellar bodies"
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New POI
POI Name: Shrogaei Bravo Lima
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Shrogaei BL-X e1-2343
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a black hole core orbited by two brown dwarfs, a gas giant and two icy worlds."
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New POI
POI Name: Hypuae Audst Kilo Golf
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Hypuae Audst KG-Y e4351
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star core orbited by three gas giants and a lava world."
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New POI
POI Name: Theema Charlie Lima
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Theema CL-P e5-2040
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star in binary orbit with a Class F star. Eight high metal content worlds orbiting the F star."
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New POI
POI Name: Theema November Mike
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Theema NM-W e1-2932
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a black hole core orbited by a brown dwarf and icy world. The brown dwarf has two large gas giant satellites."
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New POI
POI Name: Dumbooe Kilo Charlie
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Dumbooe KC-U e3-937
Desc: "A sunless planetary nebula with a black hole at its core, orbited by two gas giants."
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New POI
POI Name: Dumbooe Bravo Lima
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Dumbooe BL-X e1-1690
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star core orbited by three brown dwarfs and three gas giants."
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New POI
POI Name: B Perestrello
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Stuemie MY-R e4-8657
Desc: "Planetary nebula named after the Portuguese explorer Bartolomeu Perestrello that has a neutron star core orbited by five gas giants and two lava worlds."
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New POI
POI Name: Phoi Auwsy Oscar Sierra
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Phoi Auwsy OS-T e3-2593
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star orbited by three lava worlds and one high metal content world."
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New POI
POI Name: Phoi Auwsy Oscar Yankee
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Phoi Auwsy OY-R e4-5588
Desc: "A sunless planetary nebula with a black hole at its core, orbited by three gas giants and an icy world."
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New POI
POI Name: Minneapolis Nebula
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Phoi Auwsy UK-O e6-4284
Desc: "A planetary nebula named after ancient American 'twin city' that has a neutron star orbited by four high metal content worlds and an icy world. The pink-blue Saint Paul Nebula (Phoi Auwsy UK-O e6-8903; approx. 11 ly away) is visible north of the galactic plane."
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New POI
POI Name: Saint Paul Nebula
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Phoi Auwsy UK-O e6-8903
Desc: "A planetary nebula named after the ancient American 'twin city' that has a neutron star orbited by a high metal content world and two icy worlds. The green-grey Minneapolis Nebula (Phoi Auwsy UK-O e6-4284; approx. 11 ly away) is visible south of the galactic plane."
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New POI
POI Name: Stuemaea Whiskey Juliett
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Stuemaea WJ-R e4-939
Desc: "A sunless planetary nebula with a black hole at its core, orbited by a lone icy world."
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New POI
POI Name: Stuemaea Victor Echo
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Stuemaea VE-R e4-3674
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star core orbited by four gas giants and two brown dwarfs."
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New POI
POI Name: Stuemeae November Mike
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Stuemeae NM-W e1-5094
Desc: "A sunless planetary nebula with a black hole at its core. Only asteroid debris remains from the supernova."
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New POI
POI Name: Floarps Papa India
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Floarps PI-B e2
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star core orbited by three brown dwarfs, one gas giant and a lava world."
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New POI
POI Name: Froarks Delta Golf
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Froarks DG-X e1-82
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star in a binary orbit with a Class A star. One gas giant in orbit."
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New POI
POI Name: Froarks Echo Lima
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Froarks EL-Y e197
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a black hole core orbited by four gas giants and an icy world."
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New POI
POI Name: Oephaich Papa Oscar
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Oephaich PO-Q e5-4289
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a black hole core orbited by two brown dwarfs and a gas giant."
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New POI
POI Name: Oephaich Yankee Kilo
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Oephaich YK-O e6-704
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star core orbited by four gas giants and an icy world."
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New POI
POI Name: JG Zarco
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Oephaich QY-R e4-4146
Desc: "A planetary nebula named after the Portuguese explorer João Gonçalves Zarco that has a neutron star in a trinary orbit with a Class A and Class F star. Two metal rich worlds, four high-metal content worlds, three gas giants, and one brown dwarf are in co-orbit around the neutron and A stars. Seven high metal content worlds orbiting the F star."
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New POI
POI Name: Aunairm Victor Juliett
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Aunairm VJ-R e4-2411
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star core in a binary orbit with a trinary system of a Class K and two Class M stars. Two gas giants and a high metal content world orbit the neutron star. A gas giant, an icy world, and six high metal content worlds orbit the K/M complex."
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New POI
POI Name: Aunair Alpha Quebec
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Aunair AQ-P e5-2234
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star in a binary orbit with a Class A star. No other stellar bodies
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New POI
POI Name: Shrogaei Victor Juliett
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Shrogaei VJ-Z e6712
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star orbited by a high metal content world."
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New POI
POI Name: Shrogaei Victor Echo
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Shrogaei VE-Z e3839
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star orbited by two ringed gas giants."
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New POI
POI Name: Shrogaei Quebec Oscar
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Shrogaei QO-Q e5-3431
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star core orbited by two gas giants."
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New POI
POI Name: Eos Free Oscar Delta
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Eos Free OD-S e4-9707
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star orbited by a brown dwarf, five gas giants, and a high metal content world."
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New POI
POI Name: Oephaich Lima Hotel
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Oephaich LH-V e2-6551
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star in a binary orbit with a Class K star. One high metal content world in orbit around the K star."
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New POI
POI Name: Shrogaei Hotel Romeo
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Shrogaei HR-V e2-7758
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star core orbited by a brown dwarf, four gas giants and an icy world."
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New POI
POI Name: TV Teixeira
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Shrogaei GH-U e3-1272
Desc: "Planetary nebula named after the Portuguese explorer Tristão Vaz Teixeira that has a black hole in a complex trinary orbit with two Class F stars. Two brown dwarfs, three gas giants, a high metal content world and a water giant are in co-orbit around the black hole and F star bravo. Seven high metal content worlds, two gas giants and a water giant orbiting F star charlie. F star bravo is also orbited by two high metal content worlds."
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New POI
POI Name: Shrogaei Foxtrot Hotel
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Shrogaei FH-U e3-1421
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star in binary orbit with an Class M star. No other stellar bodies
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New POI
POI Name: Shrogaei Bravo Lima
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Shrogaei BL-X e1-2343
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a black hole core orbited by two brown dwarfs, a gas giant and two icy worlds."
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New POI
POI Name: Hypuae Audst Kilo Golf
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Hypuae Audst KG-Y e4351
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star core orbited by three gas giants and a lava world."
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New POI
POI Name: Theema Charlie Lima
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Theema CL-P e5-2040
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star in binary orbit with a Class F star. Eight high metal content worlds orbiting the F star."
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New POI
POI Name: Theema November Mike
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Theema NM-W e1-2932
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a black hole core orbited by a brown dwarf and icy world. The brown dwarf has two large gas giant satellites."
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New POI
POI Name: Dumbooe Kilo Charlie
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Dumbooe KC-U e3-937
Desc: "A sunless planetary nebula with a black hole at its core, orbited by two gas giants."
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New POI
POI Name: Dumbooe Bravo Lima
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Dumbooe BL-X e1-1690
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star core orbited by three brown dwarfs and three gas giants."
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New POI
POI Name: B Perestrello
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Stuemie MY-R e4-8657
Desc: "Planetary nebula named after the Portuguese explorer Bartolomeu Perestrello that has a neutron star core orbited by five gas giants and two lava worlds."
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New POI
POI Name: Phoi Auwsy Oscar Sierra
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Phoi Auwsy OS-T e3-2593
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star orbited by three lava worlds and one high metal content world."
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New POI
POI Name: Phoi Auwsy Oscar Yankee
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Phoi Auwsy OY-R e4-5588
Desc: "A sunless planetary nebula with a black hole at its core, orbited by three gas giants and an icy world."
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New POI
POI Name: Minneapolis Nebula
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Phoi Auwsy UK-O e6-4284
Desc: "A planetary nebula named after ancient American 'twin city' that has a neutron star orbited by four high metal content worlds and an icy world. The pink-blue Saint Paul Nebula (Phoi Auwsy UK-O e6-8903; approx. 11 ly away) is visible north of the galactic plane."
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New POI
POI Name: Saint Paul Nebula
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Phoi Auwsy UK-O e6-8903
Desc: "A planetary nebula named after the ancient American 'twin city' that has a neutron star orbited by a high metal content world and two icy worlds. The green-grey Minneapolis Nebula (Phoi Auwsy UK-O e6-4284; approx. 11 ly away) is visible south of the galactic plane."
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New POI
POI Name: Stuemaea Whiskey Juliett
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Stuemaea WJ-R e4-939
Desc: "A sunless planetary nebula with a black hole at its core, orbited by a lone icy world."
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New POI
POI Name: Stuemaea Victor Echo
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Stuemaea VE-R e4-3674
Desc: "Planetary nebula with a neutron star core orbited by four gas giants and two brown dwarfs."
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New POI
POI Name: Stuemeae November Mike
POI Type: Planetary Nebula
GalMap Ref: Stuemeae NM-W e1-5094
Desc: "A sunless planetary nebula with a black hole at its core. Only asteroid debris remains from the supernova."
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Since you don´t have screenshots, can you provide some other proof of visit to these nebulae?
Cheers
I call these star triplets "Ghan's three brothers."
Sadly number 4 is just some lightseconds too far away. But this constellation is still a 1:1000 system wonder to behold.
Sadly number 4 is just some lightseconds too far away. But this constellation is still a 1:1000 system wonder to behold.
This is some very rare system: Blaea Thoea EV-Y d11 two earthlike worlds just 1,4 lightseconds away from each other. This is in comparison almost like Earth to moon.
Technically speaking you could actually remote control electronic devices on each others planet and visit each other even with very old 1969 earth technology.
Some system to colonize for sure!
This system has even more earthlike bodies!
Technically speaking you could actually remote control electronic devices on each others planet and visit each other even with very old 1969 earth technology.
Some system to colonize for sure!
This system has even more earthlike bodies!
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Since you don´t have screenshots, can you provide some other proof of visit to these nebulae?
Cheers
To clarify, I don't have in-cockpit screenshots. I can always go back and take screens of the system map, if you want.
For now, I've included a text description of the main stellar and planetary bodies in each system, since that seems like it would be more useful for the EDSM entry.
I can also dump my flight log from EDSM -- my commander's name is Z@pp Rowsdower.
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I believe having your commander name is all we need to verify your visits.
Thanks again for your additions
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Interesting. According to EDSM, Blaea Thoea EV-Y d11 has a somewhat different makeup than you describe and the A and B stars seem to be missing. Could you please clarify as the planets in question look more like water worlds or are not included in the planetary survey?
Thanks in advance and fly safe out there CMDR!
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New POI
POI Name: NGC 6281
POI Type: Star Cluster
GalMap Ref: V948 Scorpii
Desc: "NGC 6281 is a linear star cluster approximately 190 light-years long. Old earth astronomer John Herschel then described the cluster as both 'pretty bright' and 'pretty rich'. The cluster contains stars from the HD, HIP, CPD and 2MASS star catalogs.
Interesting features include:
* HIP 83499: An O-type star with a black hole;
* HIP 83559: Binary water worlds which have thick ammonia atmospheres;
* HD 322660: An earth-like world with a landable moon. "
POI Name: NGC 6281
POI Type: Star Cluster
GalMap Ref: V948 Scorpii
Desc: "NGC 6281 is a linear star cluster approximately 190 light-years long. Old earth astronomer John Herschel then described the cluster as both 'pretty bright' and 'pretty rich'. The cluster contains stars from the HD, HIP, CPD and 2MASS star catalogs.
Interesting features include:
* HIP 83499: An O-type star with a black hole;
* HIP 83559: Binary water worlds which have thick ammonia atmospheres;
* HD 322660: An earth-like world with a landable moon. "
I'm skeptical. How close are we talking about? 5k ly?
There are at least 3 named (not procedural) planetary nebula with-in 3000 ly of Sol that are not currently documented on EDSM.
I'm going to start documenting these once I get back to the bubble.
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Ah, that I will believe. 60% or so of all of the uncharted nebula I found had already been discovered.
New POI
POI Name: Mammon Monitoring Facility
POI Type: Asteroid Base
GalMap Ref: Mammon
Desc: "Mammon Monitoring Facility is located inside the IC 1287 Nebula, at host star Mammon. The base is located in the rings of Mammon 2, which is a high-metal content world suitable for landing with current starship technology. Landing is not recommended for inexperienced pilots as the body has a surface gravity of 3.33G. The facility is run by the Mammon Task Group, an independent military group run by a dictatorship. It is unclear what the Task Group is monitoring from this location. The total population of station and surrounding areas is 10,000. The base provides all services except for ship outfitting and a shipyard."
for documentation, since this base is not currently on the EDSM list:
POI Name: Mammon Monitoring Facility
POI Type: Asteroid Base
GalMap Ref: Mammon
Desc: "Mammon Monitoring Facility is located inside the IC 1287 Nebula, at host star Mammon. The base is located in the rings of Mammon 2, which is a high-metal content world suitable for landing with current starship technology. Landing is not recommended for inexperienced pilots as the body has a surface gravity of 3.33G. The facility is run by the Mammon Task Group, an independent military group run by a dictatorship. It is unclear what the Task Group is monitoring from this location. The total population of station and surrounding areas is 10,000. The base provides all services except for ship outfitting and a shipyard."
for documentation, since this base is not currently on the EDSM list:
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So there is an existing Historical POI for the Coalsack, but there is no POI for the entire collection of dark nebulae in that area, and they exist with a real astronomical name: The Great Rift. Therefore, I am submitting this POI as a more complete description of the entire group of nebulae.
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New POI
POI Name: The Great Rift
POI Type: Nebula
GalMap Ref: HIP 84605 (roughly central)
Desc: "The Great Rift is the name given to the collection of dark nebula (also called absorption nebula) located between the Sol System and the Sagittarius Arm of the Milky Way Galaxy at a distance of about 300 light years. This collection of separate dust clouds is a highly visible feature in the otherwise bright view of the galactic disk as seen from Sol. Astronomers estimate they contain about 1 million solar masses of plasma and dust.
The individual members of The Great Rift are:
* Coalsack and Coalsack Dark Region
* Chameleon Nebula
* Lupus and Lupus B Dark Region
* Rho Ophiuchi nebula
* Ophiuchus Dark Region
* Ophiuchus Dark Region B
* Ophiuchus Dark Region C
* Snake nebula
* Scorpius Dark Region
* Pipe Nebula, as "Bowl" and "Stem"
* Corona Austr. Dark Region
* B92 Nebula"
Edit: made a photo that should work
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New POI
POI Name: The Great Rift
POI Type: Nebula
GalMap Ref: HIP 84605 (roughly central)
Desc: "The Great Rift is the name given to the collection of dark nebula (also called absorption nebula) located between the Sol System and the Sagittarius Arm of the Milky Way Galaxy at a distance of about 300 light years. This collection of separate dust clouds is a highly visible feature in the otherwise bright view of the galactic disk as seen from Sol. Astronomers estimate they contain about 1 million solar masses of plasma and dust.
The individual members of The Great Rift are:
* Coalsack and Coalsack Dark Region
* Chameleon Nebula
* Lupus and Lupus B Dark Region
* Rho Ophiuchi nebula
* Ophiuchus Dark Region
* Ophiuchus Dark Region B
* Ophiuchus Dark Region C
* Snake nebula
* Scorpius Dark Region
* Pipe Nebula, as "Bowl" and "Stem"
* Corona Austr. Dark Region
* B92 Nebula"
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Hi Folks,
I'm new to this thread, but 13,000 ly from Sol in the southern border of the formidine rift I'm overwhelmed by F, G, K, A and B class Stars, everywhere.
First of all, I'd like to Point out this System to the jumponium-users out there. I has every material needed, for any jumponium Level: https://eddb.io/system/bodies/8700111
Then, yesterday I've found a System with an earth like and a water world rotating each other : https://eddb.io/system/bodies/9099678
Next time I'll try to post screenshots instead.
I'm new to this thread, but 13,000 ly from Sol in the southern border of the formidine rift I'm overwhelmed by F, G, K, A and B class Stars, everywhere.
First of all, I'd like to Point out this System to the jumponium-users out there. I has every material needed, for any jumponium Level: https://eddb.io/system/bodies/8700111
Then, yesterday I've found a System with an earth like and a water world rotating each other : https://eddb.io/system/bodies/9099678
Next time I'll try to post screenshots instead.
Hello there and welcome to the GMP
Sounds like you have found something interesting out there - looking forward to hear more about it.
Please take the following into consideration - it eases our workload a lot when updating the map.
Thanks again
Important! Submitting Points of Interest:
Please use the following convention when submitting an entry (and in this order)..
| Name: | (Name of your entry after checking the naming stipulations listed here) |
| Game map search ref: | (Provide the exact procedural name of the POI you discovered - if its a nebula choose a system within the nebula to act as its reference location. Same goes for star clusters.) |
| Description: | (Write a short description of what you found) |
| Screenshot reference: | (Provide the post # or link of where your screenshot or video of your POI can be found - it is a big help if you provide the image resized or cropped to a with of 640 pixels. If this is not possible for you just submit the image anyways and we will do it for you. But it does save us a lot of time if you have done it yourself) |
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Thank you for your request! Those are - sadly - terraformable waterworlds. blaea Thoea EV-Y d11 C6 and C5
Please, may I request only one small thing, please? Could you add the lightyears from sol
when posting stations, yes?
Just so we can see at once if it is near our current position in the galaxy. Thank you!
when posting stations, yes?
Just so we can see at once if it is near our current position in the galaxy. Thank you!
Do you use EDSM? By automatically synching your flightlogs with the database (eg. via EDDiscovey) the map can show you your actual position on the galactic disc as well as all the stations. That way there is no need to list distance from Sol (though we could do that), since you are allways able to tell where you are in relation to everything else on the map.
https://www.edsm.net/en/galactic-mapping#6/570/0/-100|deepSpaceOutpost
Cheers