The Great ELW Fishing Expedition

MaultierColt308

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Got one more on my hunts, before heading back into my "main" boxel (Bloomee VP-E D12-xxxx) for the Christmas Week. :)

ELW No.System Name (EDSM link)Planet No.Star(s) (ELW orbits the star in bold/italic)Distance to SolSubmitterRings?Moons?NotesDate of Discovery
14Bloomee VV-L D8-336F0 VI25,643.86MaultierColt3080017.12.21

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Now I'm back in my "main" boxel, to continue surveying it. Some Black Holes and co. are in the area too, for the variety while surveying :D
 

CMDR CHIGGY VONRICTOFEN

CMDR CHIGGY VONRICTOFEN
WhoCares said:
I took a little break and sank some ships in Ultimate Admiral: Dreadnoughts, but on and off I keep doing a couple of jumps.
I am still well up above the galactic plane where it's full of neutron stars and white dwarfs. Except I found a little island of a boxel that has a grand total of 0 of those, the boxels all around are full of them, but none in this one.
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And another low temp winner! Congratz!
 

jacob99

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Also, I think one of my posts might have been missed off being added from the spreadsheet. I think my total should be at 21 (unless I've miscounted - very much possible! :LOL:) but reads 15 on the sheet. Could the 6 planets on post #317 perhaps be the missing ones as that would bring it up to the posted amount?
 

MaultierColt308

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Here are 2 more "Christmas ELWs" from me, before I head into a short break from ELW hunting and into some other games for a while :)

ELW No.System Name (EDSM link)Planet No.Star(s) (ELW orbits the star in bold/italic)Distance to SolSubmitterRings?Moons?NotesDate of Discovery
16Bloomee VP-E D12-817A 3G2 VAB, M2 VA25,828.47MaultierColt3080has 1 rocky moon without atmosphere24.12.21
17Bloomee VP-E D12-540A 2G5 VAB, K7 VA25,850.36MaultierColt3080024.12.21

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jacob99

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Another two from me. One of these is particularly interesting; the ELW in Schee Pri ID-A d14-5540 orbits a L Class Brown Dwarf, the secondary star in this system, with a Neutron Star being the primary. However, with an orbital period of 3,856 days, this seems to be well outside of the habitable zone of the Brown Dwarf. EDSM has calculated the habitable zone of the Neutron Star as 15,677 ls to 23,513 ls, pretty close to the ELW which is at 14,919ls from the system's entry point. So, it seems this ELW exists within the habitable zone of the primary star in the system, despite the fact it orbits the secondary star. Certainly not something you see every day!

Schee Pri ID-A d14-5540

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Schee Pri JD-A d14-4605

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Cmdr Coddiwompler

Cmdr Coddiwompler
It was a good couple of days! 3 more to share:

System namePlanet IDDist. from Sol (ly)First discovered byContributed bySystem star(s) typeRinged EL?Moon EL?If ELM, parent type?No. of moonsScreenshot URLNotes
Chraufao UG-B d14-3C 65577.28CoddiwomplerF8 Vb, K9 Va, M0 VaFALSEFALSEN/A0
Chraufao VB-B d14-14B 55626.50CoddiwomplerG6 Vab, G8 VabFALSEFALSEN/A0
Chraufao NA-D d13-5D 75768.77CoddiwomplerK1 Va, K8 Va, K7 Va, K8 VaFALSEFALSEN/A0

2021-12-27 13-39-01 Chraufao UG-B d14-3-Chraufao UG-B d14-3 C 6-1.jpg

2021-12-28 19-32-02 Chraufao VB-B d14-14-Chraufao VB-B d14-14 B 5-1.jpg

2021-12-29 01-05-34 Chraufao NA-D d13-5-Chraufao NA-D d13-5 D 7-1.jpg
 
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