The Sanguineous Rim
06 Dec 2020Pisodeuorrior
I didn't scan anything at all while crossing the Sanguineous Rim, as I've been here many times before and being it next to the Bubble it tends to be pretty well known to explorers.I did, however, take a not-too-short detour to have a look at the Gludge Planetary Nebula, which I had never visited before.
Being it a planetary nebula, it's the result of a catastrophic star collapse, which in this case left behind a very bright Neutron Star, still surrounded by the material it ejected before its death.
Since I love both nebulae and neutron stars, I wasn't skimpy with the pictures.
There are no DSSA Carriers currently deployed in the Sanguineous Rim, so after the stop at the Gludge Nebula I sped home with no other delay.
While travelling I spent some time tweaking my route plan and preparing the next stages of my trip.
I'm still not sure whether it's better for me to set off immediately after refuelling or wait a bit longer. There are big events unfolding in the Bubble, and it might be interesting to be part of them.
On the other hand, there are a few DSSA carriers that have been deployed in Kepler's Crest right after I left it. So, since I'll have to get back there anyway at some point, I might as well go now and get them out of my mind.
I haven't decided yet.