Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

- Galactic Exploration Catalog -

Revision for Glowstrom
Previous Revision, by JRPX5 [2022-12-26 23:25:29]	→	Selected revision, by CMDR Marx [2022-12-27 12:16:06]
DISCOVERER
SANDUSKERS	→	SANDUSKERS
NAME
Arifureta	→	Glowstrom
SYSTEMNAME
Athaip EH-K c25-514	→	Athaip EH-K c25-514
CATEGORY
Sights and Scenery	→	Sights and Scenery
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
Empyrean Straits	→	Empyrean Straits
LATITUDE
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LONGITUDE
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CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
A hot Gas giant that orbits its primary star at a distance of 3ls	→	An ultra hot gas giant that orbits its primary star at a distance of 3 ls.
DESCRIPTION
Body A 1 is a Class V Gas Giant that orbits its star at a distance of 3ls, an orbital period of 0.2D, and a surface temperature of 2,597k. This makes this planet a hot Jupiter that has a remarkably bright glow with a noticeable yet slow orbit. The system also houses a few stars including a ringed Brown Dwarf, and some planets and their moons, but nothing of particular interest. First Discovery by SANDUSKERS, then rediscovered and shared by StrayWolf78 during the Grand Legacy Expedition, and first mapped by JRPX5. Its located 62ly from the Great Annihilator, the capital of the Azura Initiative player bubble.	→	Body A 1 is a Class V Gas Giant that orbits its star at a distance of 3 ls, has an orbital period of 0.2 days, and a surface temperature of 2,597 K. This makes this planet a so-called ultra hot Jupiter, which has a remarkably bright glow, with a visible (if slow) orbital speed. The system also houses a few stars, including a ringed Brown Dwarf, and some planets and their moons. None of these are of any particular interest, however. The gas giant was first discovered by CMDR SANDUSKERS, then rediscovered by StrayWolf78 during the Grand Legacy Expedition. It is located 62 ly from the [Great Annihilator](https://edastro.com/gec/view/43), which is also the current capital of the [Azura Initiative](https://edastro.com/gec/view/28) player community.
Body A 1 is a Class V Gas Giant that orbits its star at a distance of 3ls, an orbital period of 0.2D, and a surface temperature of 2,597k. This makes this planet a hot Jupiter that has a remarkably bright glow with a noticeable yet slow orbit. The system also houses a few stars including a ringed Brown Dwarf, and some planets and their moons, but nothing of particular interest. First Discovery by SANDUSKERS, then rediscovered and shared by StrayWolf78 during the Grand Legacy Expedition, and first mapped by JRPX5. Its located 62ly from the Great Annihilator, the capital of the Azura Initiative player bubble.	→	Body A 1 is a Class V Gas Giant that orbits its star at a distance of 3 ls, has an orbital period of 0.2 days, and a surface temperature of 2,597 K. This makes this planet a so-called ultra hot Jupiter, which has a remarkably bright glow, with a visible (if slow) orbital speed. The system also houses a few stars, including a ringed Brown Dwarf, and some planets and their moons. None of these are of any particular interest, however. The gas giant was first discovered by CMDR SANDUSKERS, then rediscovered by StrayWolf78 during the Grand Legacy Expedition. It is located 62 ly from the Great Annihilator, which is also the current capital of the Azura Initiative player community.
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