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Revision for Myumbai AA-A h235 nebula (Sunken Spire nebula)

Previous Revision, by Richard Fluiraniz M. [2022-10-29 18:19:53]Selected revision, by Richard Fluiraniz M. [2022-10-29 18:20:20]
DISCOVERER
NAME
The Black Thunder NebulaMyumbai AA-A h235 nebula (Sunken Spire nebula)
SYSTEMNAME
Myumbai OK-D c13-11Myumbai OK-D c13-11
CATEGORY
NebulaeNebulae
CATEGORY 2
REGION
Odin's HoldOdin's Hold
LATITUDE
LONGITUDE
CALLSIGN
SUMMARY
Situated 2,100 ly below the galactic plane, this nebula is the lowest one in the galaxy.Situated 2,100 ly below the galactic plane, this nebula is the lowest one in the galaxy. There are no storm clouds in this nebula.
DESCRIPTION

Situated 2,100 ly below the galactic plane, the Myumbai AA-A h235 nebula, nicknamed the the Black Thunder Nebula, because of its enlogated and zigzag shape. Currently this is the lowest nebula in the galaxy. Similar to the highest one (which is Phoi Phyloea AA-A h167), this is a dark nebula: this one, however, is much more dense.

Star density in the area is still relatively high, so most ships should have no trouble reaching this place. There are plenty of systems nearby to view the dark cloud from, but unfortunately, there aren't many inside the nebula itself.

View from Myumbai JC-V e2-364 A1a

Situated 2,100 ly below the galactic plane, the Myumbai AA-A h235 nebula, nicknamed the the Black Thunder Nebula, because of its enlogated and zigzag shape. Currently this is the lowest nebula in the galaxy. Similar to the highest one (which is Phoi Phyloea AA-A h167), this is a dark nebula: this one, however, is much more dense.

Star density in the area is still relatively high, so most ships should have no trouble reaching this place. There are plenty of systems nearby to view the dark cloud from, but unfortunately, there aren't many inside the nebula itself.

View from Myumbai JC-V e2-364 A1a

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