The Official Explorers Photography Thread.
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That should be my fastest orbit so far that I have found myself: Fast orbit: 26,00 minutes 
a Ultra Hot Jupiter
a Ultra Hot Jupiter
I have many, many shots to share! Will start with this one, which was on the way to the Colonia halo a few days ago. A ringed metal world, gorgeous.
After exploring in the AspX for just about five thousand hours in Elite, I recently decided it was time for a new experience so I purchased a new exploration ship. I put together this ALBUM featuring some of my last shots taken with it and will be adding all the older stuff from other hard-drive too. The Asp Explorer is still, and forever will be, my favorite ship in the game.
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Virgin explorer here. Just heading out on my very first longer journey after i recently got my feet wet some 1k light years from Sol.
It is so beautiful out there!
(15 A Draconis. Six star system: Class B, A, 4x T Tauri plus 1x Class III Gas Giant)
It is so beautiful out there!
(15 A Draconis. Six star system: Class B, A, 4x T Tauri plus 1x Class III Gas Giant)
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Are you still gazing?
(Had my very "first footfall" yesterday on Wredguia BR-D D12-1 A1, less than 1k LY from Sol. Four more followed tonight in nearby systems, also including several xeno-organic discoveries. Will continue to slowly advance towards Elysian Shore tomorrow.)
(Had my very "first footfall" yesterday on Wredguia BR-D D12-1 A1, less than 1k LY from Sol. Four more followed tonight in nearby systems, also including several xeno-organic discoveries. Will continue to slowly advance towards Elysian Shore tomorrow.)
I had luck on my journey and found a completely undiscovered system sooner than expected. Twenty-six bodies total, including a Class M Star and a Class L Dwarf. The photo attached to this log entry is taken on a small 0.5G world with a neon atmosphere on the outer rim of the system. Mostly of ice and oxidized iron rock, the diffuse light from the distant Class L Dwarf shimmers on the frozen surface.
I sat down my ASP Explorer "Onogoro" in a flat valley for the night. Scanning the system and exploring the planets took a good eight hours, so i will take some rest for now. Tomorrow will see an SRV excursion to look out for some geological formations I scanned down earlier. One more unexplored body remaining after this. Then i will continue on my expedition into the unknown.
I sat down my ASP Explorer "Onogoro" in a flat valley for the night. Scanning the system and exploring the planets took a good eight hours, so i will take some rest for now. Tomorrow will see an SRV excursion to look out for some geological formations I scanned down earlier. One more unexplored body remaining after this. Then i will continue on my expedition into the unknown.
Dumboi YI-D c14-863 CDE 2 b This image was compiled from 14 high-resolution screenshots.
