So I've decided to head further on...
07 Dec 2016Xino9922
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CMDR Xino9922 of The Holy Order of The Emperor's Inquisition's personal log, 7th of December 3302.
I'm out exploring this nebula I found a bit further on from Jaques, that I loved the colouring of.
Can't remember the name of the top of my head, but it's straight north of Colonia, about 1200 lightyears on...
There's also sort of a neutron-highway leading to it, which I might list on the forums one day
This was one of the many neutron stars on the way. That one was rather special though, because it span so fast one could barely keep track of the rotation.
I found this system on the way... one black hole and one neutron star. This must have been the site of a large supernova once upon a time
A bit further on, in a neutron star system within the nebula, on an ice planet orbiting said neutron star
I just love the red colour of this nebula. These sorts of sights is the reason I live for exploring in Elite Dangerous. The credits is only the second best thing ^^
When I logged back in later, the planet had turned away from the neutron star, so the ice had taken a beautiful colour from the nebula around it... too bad I forgot to screenshot that -.-
So, I struggled a bit to figure out where I should travel next. But I figured to head towards the brighter red parts of the nebula, because why not
My next destination was this system:
A white dwarf, with an orbiting gas giant around 2 lightseconds from it. This is an impressive sight to behold, when dropping into the system.
The system map for said system looks like this; four stars in total.
One white dwarf, two yellow dwarfs and one brown dwarf. A total of 6 gas giants and two rocky worlds with atmospheres.
I decided to try my luck on the second moon of the fourth planet. A red rocky world. Reminds me or Mars.
This part of the nebula is a bit brighter. Absolutely stunning visuals, I love it.
So I leave you with this
Until next time.
O7 CMDRs