Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

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Revision for Black Sage Fields
Previous Revision, by SigmaExplorer [2022-05-09 17:24:55]	→	Selected revision, by SigmaExplorer [2022-05-09 18:04:44]
DISCOVERER
SigmaExplorer	→	SigmaExplorer
NAME
Black Sage Fields	→	Black Sage Fields
SYSTEMNAME
Eoch Flyi AA-A g167	→	Eoch Flyi AA-A g167
CATEGORY
Organic	→	Organic
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
Inner Scutum-Centaurus Arm	→	Odin's Hold
LATITUDE
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LONGITUDE
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CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
Black Hole/Neutron Star Binary system with 88 bodies and a considerable variety of bio signs (frequently sage in colour) as a result of the neutron star and the high number of atmospheric bodies.	→	Black Hole/Neutron Star Binary system with 88 bodies and a considerable variety of bio signs as a result of the neutron star and the high number of atmospheric bodies.
DESCRIPTION
One of the largest systems by body count with a black hole primary star, this system has 88 bodies and includes landable moons with Ammonia, Carbon Dioxide, Sulfur Dioxide, Methane, Neon and Argon atmospheres, making it an excellent site for geneticists looking for rare plant life that only appear under neutron stars. The black hole is 7 solar masses. The system also includes a water giant, 3 class 1 gas giant moons, T and Y brown dwarfs, one of which has and impressive 15 moons.	→	One of the largest systems by body count with a black hole primary star, this system has 88 bodies and includes landable moons with Ammonia, Carbon Dioxide, Sulfur Dioxide, Methane, Neon and Argon atmospheres, making it an excellent site for exobiologists looking for rare plant life that only appear under neutron stars. The black hole is 7 solar masses. The system also includes a water giant, 3 class 1 gas giant moons, T and Y brown dwarfs, one of which has and impressive 15 moons.
One of the largest systems by body count with a black hole primary star, this system has 88 bodies and includes landable moons with Ammonia, Carbon Dioxide, Sulfur Dioxide, Methane, Neon and Argon atmospheres, making it an excellent site for geneticists looking for rare plant life that only appear under neutron stars. The black hole is 7 solar masses. The system also includes a water giant, 3 class 1 gas giant moons, T and Y brown dwarfs, one of which has and impressive 15 moons.	→	One of the largest systems by body count with a black hole primary star, this system has 88 bodies and includes landable moons with Ammonia, Carbon Dioxide, Sulfur Dioxide, Methane, Neon and Argon atmospheres, making it an excellent site for exobiologists looking for rare plant life that only appear under neutron stars. The black hole is 7 solar masses. The system also includes a water giant, 3 class 1 gas giant moons, T and Y brown dwarfs, one of which has and impressive 15 moons.
JOURNAL
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OBSERVATORY
Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 A Non-locked Body with Fast Rotation Period: 0.0 hours Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 A 1 Wide Ring Width: 2.09Ls / 626,210k Parent Radius: 80,655km Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B Non-locked Body with Fast Rotation Period: 0.0 hours Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B 2 Wide Ring Width: 1.82Ls / 545,960km, Parent Radius: 48,754km Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B 2 Non-locked Body with Fast Rotation Period: 3.5 hours Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 A 2 Wide Ring Width: 2.84Ls / 851,150km, Parent Radius: 140,148km Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 A 3 Wide Ring Width: 2.16Ls / 649,020km, Parent Radius: 79,127km Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B 3 Wide Ring Width: 1.32Ls / 396,320km, Parent Radius: 66,697km Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B 3 j Landable with Atmosphere Thin Argon Atmosphere Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B 3 f Landable with Atmosphere Thin Carbon Dioxide Atmosphere Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B 3 a Landable with Atmosphere Thin Ammonia Atmosphere Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B 3 a a Nested Moon Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B 3 d Landable with Atmosphere Thin Carbon Dioxide Atmosphere Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B 3 e Landable with Atmosphere Thin Carbon Dioxide Atmosphere Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B 3 g a Nested Moon Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B 2 c Landable with Atmosphere Thin Ammonia Atmosphere Flyi AA-A g167 A 4 o Ringed Landable Body Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 A 4 o Landable with Atmosphere Thin Neon Atmosphere Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 A 4 d a Close Orbit Orbital Radius: 3,652km, Parent Radius: 1,541km Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 A 1 h Ringed Landable Body Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 A 1 h Landable with Atmosphere Thin Neon Atmosphere Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 A 1 e Landable with Atmosphere Thin Methane Atmosphere Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 A 2 d Landable with Atmosphere Thin Sulf	→	Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 A Non-locked Body with Fast Rotation Period: 0.0 hours Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 A 1 Wide Ring Width: 2.09Ls / 626,210k Parent Radius: 80,655km Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B Non-locked Body with Fast Rotation Period: 0.0 hours Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B 2 Wide Ring Width: 1.82Ls / 545,960km, Parent Radius: 48,754km Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B 2 Non-locked Body with Fast Rotation Period: 3.5 hours Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 A 2 Wide Ring Width: 2.84Ls / 851,150km, Parent Radius: 140,148km Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 A 3 Wide Ring Width: 2.16Ls / 649,020km, Parent Radius: 79,127km Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B 3 Wide Ring Width: 1.32Ls / 396,320km, Parent Radius: 66,697km Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B 3 j Landable with Atmosphere Thin Argon Atmosphere Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B 3 f Landable with Atmosphere Thin Carbon Dioxide Atmosphere Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B 3 a Landable with Atmosphere Thin Ammonia Atmosphere Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B 3 a a Nested Moon Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B 3 d Landable with Atmosphere Thin Carbon Dioxide Atmosphere Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B 3 e Landable with Atmosphere Thin Carbon Dioxide Atmosphere Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B 3 g a Nested Moon Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 B 2 c Landable with Atmosphere Thin Ammonia Atmosphere Flyi AA-A g167 A 4 o Ringed Landable Body Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 A 4 o Landable with Atmosphere Thin Neon Atmosphere Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 A 4 d a Close Orbit Orbital Radius: 3,652km, Parent Radius: 1,541km Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 A 1 h Ringed Landable Body Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 A 1 h Landable with Atmosphere Thin Neon Atmosphere Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 A 1 e Landable with Atmosphere Thin Methane Atmosphere Eoch Flyi AA-A g167 A 2 d Landable with Atmosphere Thin Sulf

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