What is this strange star formation?
- Thread starter DjVortex
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NGC 7822
(specifically, the O-class stars in the nebula; if you get closer the nebula itself will be more obvious)
(specifically, the O-class stars in the nebula; if you get closer the nebula itself will be more obvious)
Heh, it one of the first places I visited back in the day.
It has the nickname "Siren of the Spinward Stars'" on the Galactic Mapping Project.
"Sometimes referred to as the 'Siren of the Spinward Stars'. So called because pilots see them from hundreds of light years away, look on in wonder, and feel an urge get closer to investigate."
https://www.edsm.net/en/galactic-mapping#6/-3510/0/-2075|starCluster|173
It has the nickname "Siren of the Spinward Stars'" on the Galactic Mapping Project.
"Sometimes referred to as the 'Siren of the Spinward Stars'. So called because pilots see them from hundreds of light years away, look on in wonder, and feel an urge get closer to investigate."
https://www.edsm.net/en/galactic-mapping#6/-3510/0/-2075|starCluster|173
New year's almost here, and once again it's time to drink! To your good health!
Wow, I must have missed out. I'm currently Elite II in Exploration, and I haven't been to any of those places yet.
You forgot "losing countless millions of exploration data when the paper ship was destroyed"*.
This and NGC 7822 are the most popular posts by beginner explorers!
*by poor flying skills, aggressive NPCs or gankers
Skål! 
Remember to buy the Hutton Mug if you go to the Hutton Orbital.
Indeed!
Pity, "Validating" cmdr left us long ago
NGC 7822 rising. Nice one commander!
It's so famous it has it's own Wiki entry:
NGC 7822
The NGC 7822 nebula has a collection of stars arranged in a rough cylinder facing Sol. The red glow of the nebula meets the blue glow of a class O star. NGC 7822 is well above the galactic ecliptic. It is about 2,790 light years from Sol. Life Sciences Expedition has an asteroid base in NGC 7822...
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