In the "centre" of the Hind Nebula is the T Tauri system it has 3 moons and an asteroid belt. Hope you find something there!
In the "centre" of the Hind Nebula is the T Tauri system it has 3 moons and an asteroid belt. Hope you find something there!
Has anyone checked for Unknown Probes around Uranus?Or perhaps the unknown probes are. Am now wracking by brains trying to think of likely places where Unknown Probes might be found
Has anyone checked for Unknown Probes around Uranus?
... I'll see myself out.
Taking a little longer to get there than I thought. I somehow didn't realize the entire COL 70 SECTOR is permit locked. Have to manually plot around it.
Taking a little longer to get there than I thought. I somehow didn't realize the entire COL 70 SECTOR is permit locked. Have to manually plot around it.
Just got around it. Have a direct route to Hind now. Be there soon.Try flying under it, have to go down a bit to get through.
Here is a pic of the triangle, with Hind in the middle.
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As you can see, it is very symetrical. It could probably be perfect with some other systems.
Im not really happy about this, I have been driving around witchhead for over a week, looking at my scanner the whole time.
To make this worse this isnt the first time this has happened either. When the trailer with the barnacles first dropped all of us were in Pleiades and were crashing on a POI for like 2 days, then there was a serverhotfix and bam random Frenchmen randomly finds a Barnacle on the very same planet where we were crashing.
Now this, I choose to not go to the California neb and figured i would search elsewhere and i chose the Witchhead. I could have driven right past it, stuff like this really kills me.
Good job Chaos.
Oh.
If anyone wants me I shall be busy digging with my (hopefully) trusty (and soon to be purchased) shovel out in an undisclosed system on an undisclosed planetary body in the general region of Beagle Point.
[RP mode off]
So we don't care about UAs anymore then huh?
The gasses in nebulae are extremely sparse though. The only HII region in the relevant nebulae is the California Nebula, which should be slightly more dense. For the others, they have a density of 100-10000 particles per cm^3 (compare to the density of air at 10^19 particles per cm^3). If they were living off the gases found in nebulae, they should have larger surface areas in order to intake any significant amount.
sorry to ask rather than draw it out myself, but if you've still got the bits to hand how does that match with struve's lost sector? the nebula itself is lost between stars, or appears to be at least but it's inclusion is rather odd since people don't really think it's there.Here is a pic of the triangle, with Hind in the middle.
http://i.imgur.com/LsAV33T.png?1
Hind is slightly 'abow' the plan of the 3 others.
As you can see, it is very symetrical. It could probably be perfect with some other systems.
I do, I'm focused on the UAs.
sorry to ask rather than draw it out myself, but if you've still got the bits to hand how does that match with struve's lost sector? the nebula itself is lost between stars, or appears to be at least but it's inclusion is rather odd since people don't really think it's there.