The systems have to be separated, and cannot be visited using SC.
What are the 2 closest separate systems close to the bubble that have been found?
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CL Pismis 13 and CL Pismis 19, 50.9 LS
CL Pismis 13 and CL Pismis 19, 50.9 LS
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Can't remember the names but in the Bubble pretty close to Sol there are two systems so close together that one has a planet that is further away than the other system.
I flew through the supposed location of the other system on my way to tag the planet.
I flew through the supposed location of the other system on my way to tag the planet.
I wouldn't say that's too close to the bubble.
Do you remember sort of where it is to Sol?
Somehow read outside the bubble, I blame T.j.
The two Sols are also quite close to each other, with the two Earths and both peaks of Kilimanjaro. You could probably build a bridge between them.
Not the first
Interesting, they're the same distance as Alpha Centauri and Proxima Centauri!
Alcor and Mizar are an interesting example. Like Proxima, for years astronomers weren’t sure if the Alcor system was gravitationally bound to the Mizar system. Some new velocity measurements last year(?) I think are finally leading to bound being most likely.
Raxxla is so close to Sol that you can't quite pick it out once you get there.
There's plenty in the Eagle nebula that are really close together, some closer than Proxima is to Alpha Centauri. I've seen 0.1LY for some systems out there.
They're not too far away from the bubble either (says the explorer, so you might want to take that with a pinch of salt)
They're not too far away from the bubble either (says the explorer, so you might want to take that with a pinch of salt)
Sorry, it was ages ago.
I do remember spotting it in Galmap though.
Found it: Iansan
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Iansan System
I'm sure this is just a random occurence of procedural generation but this system maybe unique. It's a trinary system, single orbited by a distant double at 450,000ls The fun thing is that flying out to the binary passes through the location of the nearest jumpable system, BD+08 1303 which is...
We have a new winner! Closer than Sedna is to the Sun (very short trip) and right in the middle of the bubble.Found it: Iansan
Iansan System
I'm sure this is just a random occurence of procedural generation but this system maybe unique. It's a trinary system, single orbited by a distant double at 450,000ls The fun thing is that flying out to the binary passes through the location of the nearest jumpable system, BD+08 1303 which is...
Update: BD is 170,000ls away from the main star of Iansan, but Iansan is 200ls away from the main star of BD!