Nova Aquila No 3 [#5531763309]
This system is located at:
-363.03125
/ 3.3125
/ 548.28125
Galaktische Koordinaten:
R: 657,583 / l: 33,510 / b: 0,289
Äquatoriale Koordinaten:
Rektaszension 18h 51m 27,841s /
Deklination: 0° 38'44,566''
Reserve: Unberührt
Habitable Zone:
Metal-rich body (0 to 275.252 ls), Earth-like world (4.333.027 to 6.498.742 ls), Water world (3.553.074 to 13.760.424 ls), Ammonia world (8.990.139 to 24.462.976 ls), Terraformable (3.374.892 to 6.733.972 ls)
Geschätzter Wert: 313.450 Cr
This system was visited for the first time on EDSM by Dommaarraa on 22.05.2015 15:29:21.
7405 ships passed through Nova Aquila No 3 space, including 26 ships in the last 7 days.
4 ships passed through Nova Aquila No 3 space in the last 24 hours.
Breakdown:
Diamondback Explorer - 1
This system was first noticed in 1918 when a previously unknown in Aquila star went nova, increasing to magnitude -0.5, brighter than all stars but Sirius and Canopus. It took twelve days to fade three magnitudes.
The cause of the nova was not understood at the time but later scientists determined this was caused by a white dwarf closely orbited by a companion star. Material from the companion star is pulled off by the white dwarf and accumulates until run-away hydrogen fusion causes most of the material to be ejected.
A survey in 3303 revealed that the main star is actually a neutron star, and multiple companion stars orbit it, including two class-M, a class-T, a class-L, and smaller bodies.
