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 - Galactic Exploration Catalog - 
Revision for Shards of Perdition

Previous Revision, by CMDR Marx [2022-11-07 14:54:34]Selected revision, by CMDR Marx [2022-11-08 12:56:12]
DISCOVERER
NAME
Neon ShardsShards of Perdition
SYSTEMNAME
Slegaa AR-I c11-0Slegaa AR-I c11-0
CATEGORY
Planetary FeaturesPlanetary Features
CATEGORY 2
REGION
Errant MarchesErrant Marches
LATITUDE
LONGITUDE
CALLSIGN
SUMMARY
This system features two rare atmospheric bodies (B 3 and B 6) that have crystalline shards: a very rare combination to have in a single system.This system features two rare atmospheric bodies (B 3 and B 6) that have crystalline shards: a very rare combination to have in a single system.
DESCRIPTION

First, body B 3 located roughly 150,000 light-seconds from the main star, features Technetium microorganism Crystalline Shard formations at the following coordinates: Latitude: 52.5163 , Longitude: 13.3373.

Crystalline shards lined with yttrium also are featured surface of planet B 6, in the following coordinates; Latitude 53.6022 , Longitude: 167.6930

Yttrium and Technetium are crucial elements in synthesizing premium FSD boost injections, often necessary to navigate the sparse area.

Body B 6 with an "ultra thin" atmosphere

With their very thin neon and neon rich atmospheres, visitors would need to touch down on the planets to be able to see the atmosphere. The Canonn database has determined, at the time of writing, that only a handful of thin atmospheric planets with crystalline shards have been found.

First, body B 3 located roughly 150,000 light-seconds from the main star, features Technetium microorganism Crystalline Shard formations at the following coordinates: Latitude: 52.5163 , Longitude: 13.3373.

Crystalline shards lined with Yttrium are also featured on the surface of planet B 6, at the following coordinates: Latitude 53.6022 , Longitude: 167.6930.

Yttrium and Technetium are crucial elements in synthesizing premium FSD boost injections, often necessary to navigate the sparse area.

Body B 6 with an "ultra thin" atmosphere

With their very thin neon and neon-rich atmospheres, visitors would need to touch down on the planets to be able to see the atmosphere. The Canonn database has determined, at the time of writing, that only a handful of thin atmospheric planets with crystalline shards have been found.

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