Pacing to Hillary's Depot
04 Aug 2018Chris Birch
Birch Log - 03:58 4 August 3304I'm taking this more slowly than I thought. Originally, this was going to be a "fast run" to Colonia, through the normal highway. But I found I just couldn't leave an unexplored planet alone, although I do have to get better in my record keeping.
I first picked up some newly discovered rocky planets in Col 359 Sector UH-Q B20-5.
I'm really surprised at the number of newly discovered and unsurveyed planets, stars and moons I've found this close to the Bubble. Found more moons and one such star in the B92 Sector MX-U C2-21 system.
Taking the time, at this point, to survey some of the many far flung stars in multiple star systems. Most people survey the first two stars in a triple system, but since the third one (or so) tends to be over a light day away, they don't bother.
Important Safety Tip! Never take the FSD offline for repair while you're still using it.
I discovered my first "virgin system" at Swoiwns WR-Z B47-2.
Above we can see the ubiquitous "spaceship over snowball" shot.
I had planned on spending the night at Hillary's Depot, but three jumps from the last neutron star to the Depot, I found another virgin system - Bleae Thua GS-B b14-0. I decided to bed down for the night on the first planet.
It's a cliche, yes, but it's lonely here in the Black...
We'll make it to the Depot later today. Promise!