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Into the Black VII

01 Feb 2022SirPuma
Personal Log, Galactic date 2.1.2208

After spending a couple weeks in the heart of the NGC 3199 Nebula, recovering from my Space Flu, I needed to get back to my trip across the galaxy to Beagle point. I decided, however, not to take the long route around the outer edge of the Galactic Disk and make a more direct route, heading toward the core systems.

On a whim, once I got as far as the Norma Arm I decided to start searching for Wolf-Rayet stars and Black Holes no one had bothered to go to before. Boy was that hard. Frequently checking on the Codex left me frustrated and puzzled how I could pass through so many unexplored systems, for hundreds of light years, only to arrive at my destination and have the Codex pop up a confirmation that someone else had already been there.

But eventually I found Phua Aurb AA-A G0, a small black hole system with a couple brown dwarf stars with ring and moon systems acting as planets for the primary. It was what I was looking for, no one had been there but me. It was also very anti climactic as it was a boring system. Ah well, such is the chances we take as explorers.

I finally took a detour to Explorer's Anchorage near Sagittarius A for some needed repairs. Though, I think I'll leave the paint job, or rather the lack of a paint job, alone for the time being. She looks a little rough, but I love her just the same.



But now it's time to get my butt moving again. More sights to see and nebula to explore. Onward to Beagle Point.

Marcus Apollo St Martin-Sepert AKA Sir Puma
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