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Commander name:
savo4c
Current ship:
SAVO4C - SKAKAVAC [4C-06]
(Diamondback Explorer)
 
Member since:
Aug 25, 2020
 
Distances submitted:
5
 
Systems visited:
12,807
Systems discovered first:
7,576
 
Balance:
23,722,149,841 Cr
Formidine Rift Alfa Site

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Went to Eafots EU-R c4-1 System to explore the abandoned site of Formidine Rift Alfa Site. Same design as the Dav's Hope site close to the bubble, also offering the same possibility to gather different materials (chemical processors, shielding sensors, etc...). There are a 6 communication data logs in which you discover a tragic story...

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Published on Oct 16, 2020, 9:36:03 PM
Soul Nebula

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Published on Oct 16, 2020, 7:14:53 PM
Approaching Soul Nebula!

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Close to the Soul Nebula I have made the 1st discovery of an interesting system, that contains a WW with rings, and a big landfall icy body with rings.

HYPOAE AIN VT-L B35-2

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Published on Oct 15, 2020, 4:48:40 PM
Heart Nebula!

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I have spent the last two days visiting and exploring the beautiful Heart Nebula (8K ly from Sol). Most of the system have been already discovered (as it is often the case in Nebula area). Visited the cmdr Alexander McKinnon memorial at Heart Sector EB-X C1-12. He was an active ED cmdr who played together with his son - Jamie McKinnon (one of the SPVFA admins), and unfortunately passed away few years ago. enter image description here

I have visited also the tourist spot CHILDREN OF RAXXLA STAGING POST at EAFOTS BP-I D9-35. enter image description here enter image description here

Took the time to visit and explore many geological and biological signals on different landfall planetes or moons, each time with incredibly beautiful sights offered by the colors and lights of the nebula. enter image description here

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Published on Oct 15, 2020, 4:30:23 PM
Earth Like World with rings, orbiting a gas giant with rings - PHRIO PHOE AJ-A C1-1

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stardate 12.10.3306

Another 1st discovered system - PHRIO PHOE YY-A D4 - 39 bodies 1 ELW with rings, orbiting a Class II gas giant - beautiful!

1'178ly from Heart nebula, 7.6K ly from Sol

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Published on Oct 12, 2020, 11:02:43 PM
Two moons orbiting very close to each other, and close to its parent Class I Giant

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On my way from the NGC 281 to the Heart and Soul nebulas, in the system:

PHRIO PHOE CF-Z D7 (another 1st discover made - well if I manage to confirm the universal cartographics)

2 A & AA Two moons orbiting very close to each other, and close to its parent Class I Giant. on the 2 AA, 27 geologic signals, and very interesting views on the moon 2A and the gas giant.

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Published on Oct 12, 2020, 6:03:24 PM
Canyons, sharp peaks, mountains - NGC 7789 SECTOR FI-E C14-3

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1st moon of the 3rd plant (Class III gas giant) - 3a:

  • very close to the rings of the gas giant (you can see from the surface the dust of the rings moving)
  • very interesting surface - canyons, mountains, cliffs

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Published on Oct 9, 2020, 5:27:12 PM
BUBBLE NEBULA

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Arrived in the beautiful spheric purple nebula sector. Took the opportunity to repair at the fleet carrier "Q2G-92N" located a: Bubble Sector LX-T b3-1. Gained 30 mio credits through the universal cartographic and confirmed more than 30 systems as 1st discovery + numerous 1st planet mapping. Will take the time to explore the area more in details, hoping to find something interesting in the systems inside the nebula.

The nebula is 10 ly wide, and is formed by the stellar wind created by the star SAO 20575 (BD + 60 2522) located 5000 ly away.

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Published on Oct 7, 2020, 11:23:23 PM
Prooe Drye PD-Z d1-87 - System between Sadr & Veil East Nebulas

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Interesting system as it contains a high metal content world with rings that I could land on - it is the closest (269ls) to the primary star (class F). The system has 6 gas giants and a total of 30 moons, of which 27 are landable.

the first moon (a rocky body) of the 5th planet of the system, a Class III gas giant, has an interesting relief (canyons, sharp mountains), 12 geological signals, and offers great views on the gas giant it is orbiting.

the system was already discovered, however mostly not mapped.

Published on Oct 4, 2020, 11:12:18 PM
VEIL WEST NEBULA - expanding remains of a massive star that exploded about 8,000 years ago

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Visited the beautiful Veil West Nebula - 1472.43 ly from Sol. It looks like a blue/pink storm cloud. Took the time to visit and explore the different systems around, and the one with the best views so far is:

VEIL WEST SECTOR DL-Y D68 4 Suns, 3 high metal content worlds, and 3 gas giants with landable moons orbiting - they are located at +300K ls from the primary star, but the trip is worthwile for the amazing views of the nebula from the planetes or gas giants rings.

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Published on Oct 3, 2020, 11:02:32 PM