Colonia Bridge, part 5 (Carbis Bay to Tamandua)
05 Apr 2022Sarashina
10-4-3308Short session today, may not get far...
Bleae Thua TE-X b29-2 - one star. Jump to next system was initially dotted out, for some reason, as if something was in the way.
Bleae Thua NV-W c15-12 - single star, seemed to be big but less than a single solar mass.
Bleae Thua VN-K d8-30 - a number of hmc worlds, all landable, some with good percentages.
Bleae Thua UV-K b36-1 - 25 bodies, a reasonable no. of hmcw
Bleae Thua GO-F b39-0 - single star
Bleae Thua NA-C b41-1 - 11 planets, mostly icy bodies
Bleae Thua FV-G d10-45 - original fuel star, seems to have a massive radius. Interesting planet mix, including gas giant with water-based life. Rocky body moons around it seem all to have a high albedo. All discovered but not mapped. (I got an efficiency bonus for A1.) 1 has rings, several platinum hotspots, plus painite and rhodplumsite. Scanned 1F and did some mat hunting.
Bleae Thua QH-K c22-15 - a few hmcw, all mapped
Bleae Thua SS-I c23-1 - meh
Bleae Thua WD-M b49-1 - quite a boring set of planets, but there are a couple of gas giants. CB-7, Endless Flight, is quite a long way from the star - about 1300 ls. Time to do some USS hunting on the way. Thought I was getting better at finding the pads, but came in from the wrong direction with landing gear still up, and bounced!
Total of 1.287M Credits, half of that coming from Bleae Thua UV-K b36-1, probably all the hmcw.
Next leg: Smojue PZ-R c4-5, 440 Ly. The milky way is glowing very brightly here and the dark nebulae are showing up against it clearly.
Bleae Thua FQ-I b51-2 - a couple of stars, but nothing much in planets
Bleae Thua EL-D c26-9 - a few hmcw
Bleae Thua MX-Z c27-5 - 3 stars, 1 gas giant (already mapped)
Bleae Thua GH-W b57-3 - meh
Smojue WV-Z b0 - couple of gas giants
Smojue BN-W b2-2 (fuel star) - I'm sure it said red dwarf on galaxy map but it certainly doesn't look like it! It's easier to scoop than not on the way round stars, but it did save some time up to this point in not topping up at every one. It does make heat sinks a necessity doing it this way, though. Thought there was an earth-like here, but no - just rocky and icy bodies.
Smojue KZ-S b4-1 - couple of hmcw
Smojue LT-T c3-0 - 3 gas giants
Smojue DE-K b9-2 - 14 icy and rocky bodies, didn't scan
Smojue PZ-R c4-5 - far more interesting! 3 gas giants with water-based life, a gas giant with ammonia-based life and some other gas giants.
Parked up at CB-8 Tamandua and called it a night. It's located off one of the moons of A1, one of the gas giants. Only 310k in cartographics, probably because I didn't stop to scan everything. Still, it keeps Brewer Logistics happy.
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