Log - Green Dream, first observations
01 Mar 2021Eeka
The journey has started and the first target has already been completely verified.
I was able to bring the LSV MelRose along and this allowed me to use different ships, which was helpful since it's a big system with many different features.
Despite the outstanding vistas, the only out of ordinary event noticed was the presence of the Sanchez Class Scientific Vessel (CEC 1018) sitting right next to the 10th planet's NSP, which appears to be running its researches in the systems for a while now.
This was its flight plan:
It had its own air traffic of NPCs. None of them were hostile. Nothing interesting was found in the ship itself, that had all its defensive modules working properly, nor in the surroundings (aside from the NSP).
An interesting fact is that it didn't show in the navigation panel, i could only see it from within the NSP's instance. Having all my fleet in the system allowed me to make some testing on the instance radius.
With Zephyr's help, i managed to confirm the instance has 2 different radius.
The entry one had roughly 393~395km radius.
The exit one had more than 1Mm radius.
The entire system is magnificent and makes the trip around Col-170's sector worthwhile. MelRose helped me cross it, so i didn't struggle too much.
A sunset of a purple Wolf Rayet star together with a sunrise of a class L dwarf
The eye of Barnard
At the end i did not find Raxxla or any significant clues. But i named a friend that i made Raxxla, so i technically found it.
Ladies and gentlemen i present you my friend Raxxla
After completing the system investigation, i headed towards The Cete megaship, right next to the Regor Sector.
This mysterious sector will be the next target of my investigations, specially after all the information i was able to obtain from it so far. Unfortunately, the content is classified and i'm unable to provide more details in a public log for the moment.
I continue in the Green Dream journey. At this moment i've already reached the third waypoint. The conclusions will be published soon.
Thanks for checking in.