The Galactic Mapping Project & Historical Archive of Exploration

[varonica]

I have a jumponium green system that may be of interest.

HD 175025. It's not my discovery but doesn't appear to have been reported. While it's on roughly the same horizontal co-ordinates as Lagoon Nebula it's over 1200ly vertical below so handy for people who are doing the "bottom" route. It has a number of small moons with vulcanism, I have located a number of volcanic sites on some of the moons to make gathering materials easier, I will list these in the geyser/fumarole thread.

 

[Heavy Johnson]

Note on Jumponium/green systems: There are millions of these out there. In order to prevent map crowding, submissions of green systems should be at least 2000 ly from another of these, and preferably 5000 Ly or more. Systems that have other unique attributes or reasons to visit (see the previous submission for Hades Depot in this thread) will have a better chance of being accepted. Systems that fill in missing "holes" on the map where no current depots exist are much more likely to get accepted.

 

[Heavy Johnson]

Update

The 'Wredguia Gateway' POI seems to have lost most of the interesting material from Andrew's original submission . I've updated it back to the original.

 

[Heavy Johnson]

Location: Syrumbo QU-O E6-10

Here is a new 'golden' system with all materials, including pretty good drop rates for jumponium. Not only can you scoop all raw materials and fuel, you can supercharge your FSD from the neutron star! It is located far below the galactic plane; approximate coordinates are (-5050, -2855, 23170). Needs a manual entry (Xbox...sorry...) but I have distances for trilateration.

How much information would you like on the material percentages? Just maximum available in system, or all data for each planet? As a starter, here are the maximum jumponium rates:

Thank you, Cmdr. Can you provide a list of which planets have which materials? Jumponium materials only.

 

[Kaya Michiyu]

This might be an interesting POI:

Location: Eodgols ZQ-U c16-49

The second planet, a blue Class III Gas Giant has a three rings of which the third outer radius ranges over 7 million KM. But this is not the interesting part about the beautiful rings. The speed at which the rings move is just astonishing; a ship in full boost can't even keep up and even at lower Supercruise the rocks will overtake your ship. It gives a really weird feeling, looks trippy and really dangerous.

Now I have encountered slightly moving rings before.. but these are out to kill you.

[IMGUR]N6SkA[/IMGUR]​

 

[Losco Nosciuto]

New POI

Name: Barbera Planetary Nebula
POI type: Planetary Nebula
Galmap ref: Mylaifai YO-A e8209

DESCRIPTION: A purple / bluish Planetary Nebula, which reminds of Italian known Wine Barbera, named after the discoverer's Minor Faction, which has the same name, "Barbera Crew".

The Barbera Planetary Nebula, consists of a main Neutron star of 2.0117 Solar Masses, orbiting with a Class F white star, around which orbit 3 other planets. Other than that, there are a class G star, and a class M, with 4 planets orbiting in between.

Planet B1 is useful to gather BASIC AFMU Recharge Materials for Synthesis. with a nice 26.4% of Nickel, 15,5% of Chromium, 9,4% of Zinc and a sweet 8.5% of Vanadium.



PROOFS HERE, and also on EDSM in the link down below.

https://imgur.com/a/eo1zE

https://www.edsm.net/en/system/id/16899436/name/Mylaifai+YO-A+e8209


Sorry for not having in-cockpit screens at this time

 

[Konnivar]

Name: Ísland Depot
POI Type: Jumponium Rich System
Galmap Ref: HYPUAE BRA WI-B C13-0
Description: Named for Leif Erikson's native country, Ísland is a truly bountiful system. Boasting a 1.2% Polonium concentration and a 2.9% Niobium concentration on it's first planet, this system is the explorer's choice for restocking on jumponium for the trip to Erikson's star.

Planet	Distance (ls)	Polonium (Po)	Yttrium (Y)	Arsenic (As)	Niobium (Nb)	Cadmium (Cd)	Vanadium (V)	Germanium (Ge)
1	19	1.2%			2.9%			2.0%
2	35		1.3%			1.7%
3	60				1.5%
4	59		1.3%			1.7%	5.5%	4.7%
5 a	1,75		1.1%
5 b	1,750		1.2%		1.3%			5.6%
5 c	1,750					1.5%	4.7%
5 g	1,746		1.2%		1.3%
7 a	3,087	0.3%			0.8%	0.9%
7 b	3,082			1.5%		0.9%
7 c	3,035			1.5%		0.9%		3.4%
7 d	3,079							3.3%
7 e	3,079						2.9%
7 f	3,053	0.3%		1.5%

 

[JonathanBurnage]

Syrumbo QU-O E6-10 jumponium materials

Body	V	Ge	Cd	Nb	As	Y	Po
AB1 A				1.3
AB1 B	4.8		1.5		2.5
AB1 C		5.5
AB1 D	5.0	5.8	1.6
AB1 E
AB1 F		5.6
AB1 G	4.6			1.3
B1	8.2
B1 A				2.5	1.7
B2		2.0	3.2
B2 A					2.0
B3				2.3		2.0
B4	8.7						1.0
B5				2.8	1.9

 

[DocRaise]

my favorites

 

[EdgardBmx]

New POI

POI Name: THEEMUA AA-A H152 A

Galmap Ref: THEEMUA AA-A H152

POI Type: Wolf-Rayet RED

Description: On 27 August 3303 my friends and I started an expedition called Rare Stars, with a focus on THEEMUA, there we found many cool things, but what caught our attention was this red Wolf-Rayet.

Below are the information of the stars present in the system, with some screenshots.


We looked for information on this type of Wolf-Rayet in a number of places and found very little information about it, which we believe is very rare in the Elite.


My special thanks to CMDR Alessandro Ciapina for organizing this expedition.


o7

 

[Heavy Johnson]

This might be an interesting POI:

Location: Eodgols ZQ-U c16-49

The second planet, a blue Class III Gas Giant has a three rings of which the third outer radius ranges over 7 million KM. But this is not the interesting part about the beautiful rings. The speed at which the rings move is just astonishing; a ship in full boost can't even keep up and even at lower Supercruise the rocks will overtake your ship. It gives a really weird feeling, looks trippy and really dangerous.

Now I have encountered slightly moving rings before.. but these are out to kill you.

Nifty!

 

[Heavy Johnson]

New POI

POI Name: THEEMUA AA-A H152 A

Galmap Ref: THEEMUA AA-A H152

POI Type: Wolf-Rayet RED

Description: On 27 August 3303 my friends and I started an expedition called Rare Stars, with a focus on THEEMUA, there we found many cool things, but what caught our attention was this red Wolf-Rayet.

This happens when Stellar Forge creates Wolf-Rayet stars with absurdly low temperatures. A famous one is Buboes Star, which looks like a Y-type star.

EDDB knows of at least 50 examples of Wolf-Rayet class stars with temperatures < 2000K, which should have these "odd" colors.

 

[Heavy Johnson]

POI Update

POI Name: Lich

Add image:

 

[Konnivar]

POI Update:

A couple images to select from for use with Erikson's Star.

 

[Heavy Johnson]

Note: add 'Blue Heaven' from https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php/382900-Neutron-Blue-Heaven

 

[jimbeau1571]

Jumponium system, in the Orion Shallow Spur Aucomly AE-R c21-4. Its lies beyond the Eta Carina Nebula.

Vanadium 5.6(x2), 5.7, 5.1, 4.2, 4.0%
Germanium 4.8, 3.5%
Cadmium 1.8 (x2)%
Niobium 1.2%
Arsenic 2.1 (x2) %
Yttrium 1.4, 1.2, 1.0 (x2)%
Polonium 0.6%

 

[marx]

I'm not sure if you're looking for any more screenshots for the IC 1396 Sector RU-F d11-7 (Earth-like Dance with Giant) entry, but in case you might be, here's one more:

 

[ModishNouns]

Name: Praei
Galmap ref: Praei1 NL-K b39-7

Hello Commanders,

I heard that you were looking for additional data concerning permit locked sectors. After DWE I spent a couple of months doing 16 complete orbits around the six Praei sectors with my Cobra, the Happy Pig Demon. I documented the entire journey with EDDiscovery. Here are some images showing the entirety of the Praei sectors:

Spoiler

Praei sector, view from the top:
View attachment 117172

Additional view from the top without Masefield's Ocean highlighted:
View attachment 117179

Praei sector, view from the south (i.e. from the bubble):
View attachment 117175

Praei sector, view from the east:
View attachment 117174

I also tried to take a picture from an angle but found that any still picture is just confusing. If any of you can help me with how I can make an animated gif or a short video snippet in which I rotate around the Praei sector please let me know!

Obviously I also have all kinds of coordinates available to establish the exact boundaries of all of the six bubbles, so just let me know what kind of data you'd like to have and I'll do my best to provide it!

o7 and yours truly
Cmdr Billy Chase

[Edit: Added another top-down view]

I love this. This is probably the most intriguing thing in the game for me, at the moment.

Here is an animated GIF of your awesome mapping effort.

Spoiler

I re-rendered from the latest download of the EDSM data and there appears to have been a bit more activity around it in the last few months

The GIF is set to loop forever but it seems that not all viewers honour that setting. If you download it and view it locally, at least in the Windows 10 Photo app, it should loop endlessly.

I'm going to experiment with shading to enhance the illusion of depth and probably bump up the number of frames to smooth things out.

Edit: Re-rendered with an explicit loop count of 42

 

[Erimus Kamzel]

I love this. This is probably the most intriguing thing in the game for me, at the moment.

Here is an animated GIF of your awesome mapping effort.

Spoiler

https://i.imgur.com/4vdOUwc.gif

I re-rendered from the latest download of the EDSM data and there appears to have been a bit more activity around it in the last few months

The GIF is set to loop forever but it seems that not all viewers honour that setting. If you download it and view it locally, at least in the Windows 10 Photo app, it should loop endlessly.

I'm going to experiment with shading to enhance the illusion of depth and probably bump up the number of frames to smooth things out.

Edit: Re-rendered with an explicit loop count of 42

Great work on the .gif! I'll see if it can be incorporated into Praei's descriptive text.

 

[_RUKUS_]

o7 CMDRs,

I made this post for the DECE but I think it would be great to share as a system rich in Jumponium materials, as well as materials for G3 SRV syntheses. Given its proximity to several low star density areas I figured it could be a candidate. A short write-up is as follows:

I found a nice system for jump materials. There are healthy percentages on all planets < 50 Ls from jump, but many others available everywhere. There are also many bodies I didn't scan, so it's possible these numbers are low. (BLUDGU CG-N C20-0)
Niobium: 2.4%(A 1)
Cadmium: 2.8%(A 1)
Arsenic: 2.6%(2 A; B 3 A)
Vanadium: 5.7%(A 3; A 2 s )
Germanium: 5.8%(B 3 A; Plentiful everywhere)
Ytterium: 0.9%(AB 3 A)
Polonium: 0.6%(A 2 A)

Not a bad little place to take a break and stock up. o7