Exploration - 3.11 - Week 15-16 3308 - Too many waypoints
24 Apr 2022Sumurai8
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[ 09 04 3308 | Inferred location: Hypaa Gria DD-G c25-2 ]
I am on my next leg of my journey. Once again I am visiting a lot of giants. There are a lot of M-class giants, a few K-class giants, another CN-class star, a S-class star and some other oddities. This leg starts off well with a system that contains an ELW, terraformable water world, ammonia world and 3 terraformable HMC's.
[ 09 04 3308 | Inferred location: Schu Greau GH-U e3-5 ]
Planets with a single biological signal are usually not that interesting. When they have geological activity though, you can find more interesting stuff. In this case I found "pumpkins". Not realy ones of course. They are called anemones. They are scattered across the landscape, and I took a photo of a few of them with the planet in the background.
 GIANT PUMPKINS |
[ 09 04 3308 | Inferred location: Phrae Gria SR-W d1-4 ]
For some reason I just keep expanding my already long list of waypoints. I sent my list of types and distances from the starting point to other commanders fighting for the Princess back home, and one mentioned that there was a gap of 1300 ly in the middle. So the next waypoint I looked around my current waypoint instead (because that is logical, really!) and added 7 more waypoints. Of course I don't know how far it is from the starting point, so I marked them with a question mark in my waypoint list. This particular star is my second S-type star, the 19995th discovered S-type star.
[ 09 04 3308 | Inferred location: Phrae Gria MW-W d1-8 ]
Another S-type star. I feel like I am hogging all of the S-type stars, but it is only 0.015% of them. In fact, I appear to be 'hogging' the largest share of K-class giants with me having the first discovery on 0.077% of them. The lowest percentage for stars I have at least one discovery on is for neutron stars, with a percentage of 0.0029%.
[ 10 04 3308 | Inferred location: Phrae Gria OH-V d2-5 ]
I landed on a run-of-the-mill icy planet. The landscape looks a lot more interesting than the fast majority of icy planets I land at. I can see the ringed planet it circles around just over the horizon, with various hills and mountains scattered around the place.
 AN ICY PLANET |
[ 10 04 3308 | Inferred location: Thrairoae AQ-Y f49 ]
This is a weird system. It just consists of a LOT of stars. Seven main stars, two stars in orbit around the latter three, and a single planet that somehow survived between all that starry onslaught.
 SO MANY STARS |
[ 10 04 3308 | Inferred location: Thrairoae BW-T c4-0 ]
I arrived in a system that has 4 water worlds, two of them terraformable. This might be a decent candidate for colonisation.
[ 11 04 3308 | Inferred location: Thrairoae TD-B d10 ]
Do you ever find yourself in a position where you have plenty of something, but it is so easy to get more of it, and end up with a ridiculous amount of that? Well, it's kind of like me and giants and super giants. Everytime I look around for more I add more and more waypoints to my list. The upside is that I get another CN star, a BI, and a GI.
[ 12 04 3308 | Inferred location: Thrairoae NM-W d1-11 ]
Another CN-star scanned. I hope to find a couple more before the end of my trip.
[ 12 04 3308 | Inferred location: Kyleae Greau VO-A f0 ]
Discovered my second B-class super giant. This is the 7901th discovered super giant. A seriously rare star. There is also a cozy Herbig Ae/Be chilling further inward.
 B CLASS SUPERGIANT |
[ 13 04 3308 | Inferred location: Thrairoae AA-A g3 ]
I found a B-class star that was both heavier and hotter than B-class stars I usually find. The records for those are true freak of natures, but this one is at least quite special for the B-class stars I have encountered so far.
Additionally there are 18! planets around the secondary star, a Herbig Ae/Be. A system that seems just truly random.
 A FREAK OF NATURE |
[ 13 04 3308 | Inferred location: Thrairoae EB-X e1-6 ]
A few waypoints ago I visited that rare BI-star. One of the few stars that is even more rare is a G-class super giant (GI). This system contains the 3619th discovered G-class super giant. I love finding gems like these. It is on average only 44K cooler than the hottest GI on record. Unfortunately not a record, but a rare find nonetheless.
[ 13 04 3308 | Inferred location: Thrairoae LK-Q b21-0 ]
I landed on yet another ice planet. For some reason this landscape, plain as it is, speaks to me. Despite it being an icy wasteland for over 90% of the terrain I can see.
 CHARMING ICE PLANET |
[ 16 04 3308 | Inferred location: Thrairou XJ-Q d5-23 ]
I am getting closer to some nebula it seems. I noticed a couple near each other in the distance, and I like the view.
 A HANDFUL OF NEBULAE |
[ 16 04 3308 | Inferred location: Thrairou CB-N d7-1 ]
Dropped into the system facing a White Dwarf and a M-class star. It looks nice. [screenshot]
 A NICE DUO |
[ 16 04 3308 | Inferred location: Thrairou ZK-N d7-12 ]
In my original planned route there was a 1200ly gap between my waypoints. Only 24 jumps. So naturally I added 23 waypoints in between. Now I probably have to jump three times as much, if not more.
I wonder if space madness is setting in. Maybe I am already mad. Is that a Thargoid crawling over the hull??? Just kidding... unless.
[ 16 04 3308 | Inferred location: Thrairuae UA-N d7-11 ]
Arrived in a system that contains a lot of bodies with a lot of rings. I am going to land on one of the moons for some biological data.
[ 17 04 3308 | Inferred location: Thrairuae GD-J d9-19 ]
I made it to one of my waypoints. Curiously it had not one, but two giants. The second giant is almost the size of a normal M-class star, and fairly close to the record holders for lightest and smallest stars. Alas, it is slightly larger and heavier than those records, so I will have to look around more.
[ 17 04 3308 | Inferred location: Thrairuae ER-D d12-9 ]
Found a moon in this system with 8 different biological signals on one planet. Obviously I have to at least see what is there. Unfortunately for me it is ~100k ls out.
[ 18 04 3308 | Inferred location: Thrairuae OS-U f2-18 ]
There was a random black hole between all these giants. Not much here though.
 A WALL OF FUNGI |
 WHERE IS THE COMMANDER |
[ 22 04 3308 | Inferred location: Phrio Greou IX-K d8-19 ]
I am coming to the end of the current leg of my journey. On my way to another M-class giant I found another system with 6 high-value planets, for a total of just above 19m. If I weren't already filthy rich I would be at the end of this journey. Now it will just fund the Princess.
[ 22 04 3308 | Inferred location: Phrio Greou YK-F d11-24 ]
I did have a 'long' string of jumps, so naturally I looked around and added a couple of systems to my list. In this system I found another of those low Zirconium Monoxide type stars.
[ 23 04 3308 | Inferred location: Phrio Greou ON-B d13-18 ]
Today I have been driving around this planet to map all the biological signals. The planet itself is... ugly. I did manage to frame one of the plants nicely though, and I am happy with the picture that came out of it.
 GREETINGS FROM PHRIO GREOU ON-B D13-18 on Inara Gallery |
[ 24 04 3308 | Inferred location: Flyua Flya BA-A g10 ]
I put this system on my list because it looked interesting. Unfortunately there is just the 4 stars here and nothing else.
[ 24 04 3308 | Inferred location: Flyeia Flya AF-A d23 ]
Made it to my final waypoint of this leg. It took quite a bit of effort to get here, mostly due to me adding more and more waypoints in between. It looks like I had 101 systems with giants on the list in the end, and a couple more with interesting features.
The view from down here is nice. The core is easy to make out, as is the outer edge of the galaxy. I had hoped the arms of the galaxy would be easy to make out, but it looks mostly like a blob of stars, with the fast majority in the middle and it thinning out the further you get to the outside.
I am not sure what I am going to do next. The few messages I get from the bubble suggest that things are heating up over there, so I might want to get over and help. That said, I am almost 40k ly away and it will take some time regardless, even if I neutron jump all the way. Instead I might finish the next leg into the core, and then make my way over to Colonia. It would be my first time visiting there and I am looking forward to visiting humanity's best attempt at colonisation to date.
 GALAXY FROM UP CLOSE |
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Flyeia Flya AF-A d23 (6168, MIII) ✅
Flyeia Flya UO-A d12 (?, MIII) ✅
Phroea Greou CD-A d14-9 (?, MIII) ✅
Phrio Greou BV-F d11-17 (5828, MIII) ✅
Phrio Greou KC-C d13-15 (?, MIII) ✅
Flyua Flya JK-A d6 (?, MIII) ✅
Flyua Flya BA-A g10 (5765, O, 2x AEBE) ✅
Flyeeloe MR-C d3 (?, MIII) ✅
Flyeeloe MR-C d2 (?, MIII) ✅
Flyua Flya MF-A d13 (?, KII) ✅
Phrio Greou OC-D d12-11 (?, MIII) ✅
Phrio Greou NI-B d13-3 (?, MIII) ✅
Phrio Greou ZK-F d11-12 (?, MIII) ✅
Phrio Greou YK-F d11-24 (?, MSIII) ✅
Phrio Greou GS-B d13-9 (?, MIII) ✅
Phrio Greou CC-C d13-1 (?, MIII) ✅
Phrio Greou UP-F d11-9 (?, KII) ✅
Phrio Greou RU-F d11-8 (5076, MIII) ✅
Phrio Greou RU-F d11-43 (5075, MIII) ✅
Phrio Greou AV-P d5-2 (5067, MIII) ✅
Phrio Greou AV-P d5-1 (5049, MIII) ✅
Phrio Greou WZ-P d5-8 (?, MIII) ✅
Phrio Greou PD-T e3-1 (?, Black Hole) ✅
Phrio Greou YA-O d6-0 (?, MIII) ✅
Phrio Greou IM-W f1-9 (?, Black Hole) ✅
Phrio Greou OJ-I d9-0 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairuae OH-M d7-0 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairuae XD-K d8-5 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairuae YZ-G d10-1 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairuae GM-D d12-6 (?, KII) ✅
Thrairuae OS-U f2-18 (4230, Black Hole) ✅
Thrairuae AL-F d11-2 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairuae YP-F d11-27 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairuae YP-F d11-18 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairuae ER-D d12-9 (4225, MIII) ✅
Flyeia Flyoo GQ-Y d1 (4034, KII) ✅
Flyeia Flyoo GL-Y d3 (?, MIII) ✅
Flyeia Flyoo GL-Y d5 (?, MIII) ✅
Flyeia Flyoo BV-Y d4 (?, MIII) ✅
Flyeia Flyoo UT-A d6 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairuae SL-C d13-3 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairuae MZ-F d11-2 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairuae LZ-F d11-7 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairuae JE-G d11-5 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairuae KJ-H d10-20 (?, MSIII) ✅
Thrairuae KJ-H d10-3 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairuae GD-J d9-19 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairou ZT-Q d5-7 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairou ZT-Q d5-8 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairou DA-P d6-5 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairou DA-P d5-17 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairou UY-Q d5-0 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairou WT-Q d5-18 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairou WT-Q d5-28 (?, MSIII) ✅
Thrairou WT-Q d5-34 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairou PN-K d8-7 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairou FG-O d6-20 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairou EG-O d6-14 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairou HW-M d7-4 (?, KII) ✅
Thrairou FW-U d3-23 (?, SIII) ✅
Thrairou LX-S d4-5 (?, KII) ✅
Thrairou ZK-N d7-12 (2799, MIII) ✅
Thrairou JD-I d10-0 (2792, MIII) ✅
Thrairou XJ-Q d5-23 (2779, MIII) ✅
Thrairou DQ-X d1-4 (2557, MIII) ✅
Thrairou UE-Q d5-19 (2397, MIII) ✅
Thrairou RJ-Q d5-9 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairoae ZP-E d12-6 (2333, MIII) ✅
Thrairoae ZP-E d12-5 (2309, MIII) ✅
Thrairoae ZP-E d12-25 (2286, MIII) ✅
Thrairoae TP-E d12-4 (1957, MIII) ✅
Thrairoae GM-M d7-0 (?, MIII)
Thrairoae GM-M d7-13 (?, MIII)
Thrairoae UZ-O d6-3 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairoae SO-Q d5-9 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairoae FH-U d3-6 (?, KII) ✅
Thrairoae EB-X e1-6 (?, GI) ✅
Thrairoae SD-T d3-4 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairoae UD-T d3-1 (?, KII) ✅
Kyleae Greau VO-A f0 (?, BI) ✅
Thrairoae MR-W d1-1 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairoae MR-W d1-7 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairoae NM-W d1-11 (?, CNIII) ✅
Thrairoae TD-B d10 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairoae WJ-Z d10 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairoae BB-W d2-17 (?, MIII) ✅
Thrairoae ZF-W d2-33 (1038, MIII) ✅
Thrairoae AB-W d2-17 (1005, MIII) ✅
Thrairoae AQ-Y f49 (1021, BIII, tons of stars) ✅
Phrae Gria UJ-P d6-0 (958, MIII) ✅
Struqo AM-U d3-21 (968, MIII)
Hypaa Gria TC-U d3-6 (917, MIII)
Phrae Gria UJ-P d6-20 (915, 2x MIII) ✅
Phrae Gria UD-S d4-4 (718, KII) ✅
Phrae Gria MW-W d1-8 (504, SIII) ✅
Phrae Gria IQ-Y d7 (452, MIII) ✅
Phrae Gria FA-Z d15 (404, MIII) ✅
Phrae Gria IV-Y d4 (?, MIII) ✅
Phrae Gria BP-Z d21 (?, MIII) ✅
Phrae Gria GA-Z d7 (?, MIII) ✅
Phrae Gria EF-Z d9 (?, MIII) ✅
Phrae Gria QM-V d2-2 (?, MIII) ✅
Phrae Gria SR-W d1-4 (?, SIII) ✅
Phrae Gria DU-A d18 (?, MSIII) ✅
Phrae Gria FA-Z d5 (391, CNIII) ✅
Schu Greau SU-M d8-0 (660, MIII) ✅
Hypaa Gria DQ-G d10-0 (483, MIII) ✅
Hypaa Gria GX-B d13-7 (216, MIII) ✅
Hypaa Gria FC-C d13-4 (156, MIII) ✅
Hypaa Gria UU-F d11-7 (CN) ✅
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