Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

- Galactic Exploration Catalog -

Revision for Infinity Canyons
Previous Revision, by CMDR Marx [2023-05-08 15:13:08]	→	Selected revision, by CMDR Marx [2023-05-08 16:20:07]
DISCOVERER
Coddiwompler	→	Coddiwompler
NAME
Infinity Canyons	→	Infinity Canyons
SYSTEMNAME
Greae Phio GH-V b47-2	→	Greae Phio GH-V b47-2
CATEGORY
Planetary Features	→	Planetary Features
CATEGORY 2
	→
REGION
Norma Arm	→	Norma Arm
LATITUDE
18.277006	→	18.277006
LONGITUDE
-4.666519	→	-4.666519
CALLSIGN
	→
SUMMARY
B 3 a is a small moon with a surface completely covered with canyons, closely orbiting its parent with a 4.7 hour orbit.	→	B 3 a is a small moon with a surface completely covered with canyons, closely orbiting its parent with a 4.7 hour orbit.
DESCRIPTION
The Greae Phio GH-V b47-2 B 3 a moon is a canyon runner's paradise. Imagine racing through the canyons in your Eagle as the planet you're on races in its orbit around its parent body! This small moon (600 km radius) has canyons in every direction as far as the eye can see - finding a canyon here requires no coordinates. ![A closer view of the canyons](https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/968546592233775117/1104861209498484776/2022-02-03_00-39-23_Greae_Phio_GH-V_b47-2-Greae_Phio_GH-V_b47-2_B_3_a_Canyon_runners_dream_moon.png) The soft glow of the L-type parent brown dwarf star set against the backdrop of the Greae Phio dark nebula makes this an exciting and dramatic place to race. ![A view from the surface: the moon's view of its close parent planet and L-type star](https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/968546592233775117/1104861208307314708/2022-02-02_23-56-43_Greae_Phio_GH-V_b47-2-Greae_Phio_GH-V_b47-2_B_3_a_Close_orbiting_moon_with_canyons_HMC_parent_planet_L-type_parent_star.png) The planet also hosts a biological signal (not yet identified) and surface volcanism. So in-between races, a Commander could go out in their SRV to gather some materials. Also in the same sector, there are several tourist beacons close by: * Greae Phio QI-L c23-34, "Mirror Image", ~27 ly * Greae Phio DT-G d11-169, "An Electric System", 97.15ly * Greae Phio DL-Y e9, "Huge Ring", 972.58ly	→	The Greae Phio GH-V b47-2 B 3 a moon is a canyon runner's paradise. Imagine racing through the canyons in your Eagle as the planet you're on races in its orbit around its parent body! This small moon (600 km radius) has canyons in every direction as far as the eye can see - finding a canyon here requires no coordinates. ![A closer view of the canyons](https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/968546592233775117/1104861209498484776/2022-02-03_00-39-23_Greae_Phio_GH-V_b47-2-Greae_Phio_GH-V_b47-2_B_3_a_Canyon_runners_dream_moon.png) The soft glow of the L-type parent brown dwarf star set against the backdrop of the Greae Phio dark nebula makes this an exciting and dramatic place to race. ![A view from the surface: the moon's view of its close parent planet and L-type star](https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/968546592233775117/1104861208307314708/2022-02-02_23-56-43_Greae_Phio_GH-V_b47-2-Greae_Phio_GH-V_b47-2_B_3_a_Close_orbiting_moon_with_canyons_HMC_parent_planet_L-type_parent_star.png) The planet also hosts a biological signal (not yet identified) and surface volcanism. So in-between races, a Commander could go out in their SRV to gather some materials. Also in the same sector, there are several tourist beacons close by: * Greae Phio QI-L c23-34, "Mirror Image", ~27 ly * Greae Phio DT-G d11-169, "An Electric System", 97.15 ly * Greae Phio DL-Y e9, "Huge Ring", 972.58 ly
The Greae Phio GH-V b47-2 B 3 a moon is a canyon runner's paradise. Imagine racing through the canyons in your Eagle as the planet you're on races in its orbit around its parent body! This small moon (600 km radius) has canyons in every direction as far as the eye can see - finding a canyon here requires no coordinates. The soft glow of the L-type parent brown dwarf star set against the backdrop of the Greae Phio dark nebula makes this an exciting and dramatic place to race. The planet also hosts a biological signal (not yet identified) and surface volcanism. So in-between races, a Commander could go out in their SRV to gather some materials. Also in the same sector, there are several tourist beacons close by: Greae Phio QI-L c23-34, "Mirror Image", ~27 ly Greae Phio DT-G d11-169, "An Electric System", 97.15ly Greae Phio DL-Y e9, "Huge Ring", 972.58ly	→	The Greae Phio GH-V b47-2 B 3 a moon is a canyon runner's paradise. Imagine racing through the canyons in your Eagle as the planet you're on races in its orbit around its parent body! This small moon (600 km radius) has canyons in every direction as far as the eye can see - finding a canyon here requires no coordinates. The soft glow of the L-type parent brown dwarf star set against the backdrop of the Greae Phio dark nebula makes this an exciting and dramatic place to race. The planet also hosts a biological signal (not yet identified) and surface volcanism. So in-between races, a Commander could go out in their SRV to gather some materials. Also in the same sector, there are several tourist beacons close by: Greae Phio QI-L c23-34, "Mirror Image", ~27 ly Greae Phio DT-G d11-169, "An Electric System", 97.15 ly Greae Phio DL-Y e9, "Huge Ring", 972.58 ly
JOURNAL
{ "timestamp":"2022-02-03T04:26:19Z", "event":"FSSBodySignals", "BodyName":"Greae Phio GH-V b47-2 B 3 a", "BodyID":20, "SystemAddress":5087521292185, "Signals":[ { "Type":"$SAA_SignalType_Biological;", "Type_Localised":"Biological", "Count":1 }, { "Type":"$SAA_SignalType_Geological;", "Type_Localised":"Geological", "Count":3 } ] } { "timestamp":"2022-02-03T04:26:19Z", "event":"Scan", "ScanType":"Detailed", "BodyName":"Greae Phio GH-V b47-2 B 3 a", "BodyID":20, "Parents":[ {"Planet":19}, {"Star":3}, {"Null":1}, {"Null":0} ], "StarSystem":"Greae Phio GH-V b47-2", "SystemAddress":5087521292185, "DistanceFromArrivalLS":438.896347, "TidalLock":true, "TerraformState":"", "PlanetClass":"Rocky body", "Atmosphere":"", "AtmosphereType":"None", "Volcanism":"major silicate vapour geysers volcanism", "MassEM":0.000644, "Radius":600763.875000, "SurfaceGravity":0.710998, "SurfaceTemperature":399.457672, "SurfacePressure":0.000000, "Landable":true, "Materials":[ { "Name":"iron", "Percent":19.297630 }, { "Name":"sulphur", "Percent":17.275850 }, { "Name":"nickel", "Percent":14.595919 }, { "Name":"carbon", "Percent":14.527202 }, { "Name":"phosphorus", "Percent":9.300564 }, { "Name":"chromium", "Percent":8.678785 }, { "Name":"manganese", "Percent":7.969725 }, { "Name":"vanadium", "Percent":4.738827 }, { "Name":"molybdenum", "Percent":1.260124 }, { "Name":"tin", "Percent":1.202746 }, { "Name":"yttrium", "Percent":1.152624 } ], "Composition":{ "Ice":0.000000, "Rock":0.861695, "Metal":0.138305 }, "SemiMajorAxis":3271935.462952, "Eccentricity":0.000000, "OrbitalInclination":66.727400, "Periapsis":255.542850, "OrbitalPeriod":17070.245743, "AscendingNode":81.481373, "MeanAnomaly":254.087061, "RotationPeriod":17551.380006, "AxialTilt":0.200205, "WasDiscovered":false, "WasMapped":false }	→	{ "timestamp":"2022-02-03T04:26:19Z", "event":"FSSBodySignals", "BodyName":"Greae Phio GH-V b47-2 B 3 a", "BodyID":20, "SystemAddress":5087521292185, "Signals":[ { "Type":"$SAA_SignalType_Biological;", "Type_Localised":"Biological", "Count":1 }, { "Type":"$SAA_SignalType_Geological;", "Type_Localised":"Geological", "Count":3 } ] } { "timestamp":"2022-02-03T04:26:19Z", "event":"Scan", "ScanType":"Detailed", "BodyName":"Greae Phio GH-V b47-2 B 3 a", "BodyID":20, "Parents":[ {"Planet":19}, {"Star":3}, {"Null":1}, {"Null":0} ], "StarSystem":"Greae Phio GH-V b47-2", "SystemAddress":5087521292185, "DistanceFromArrivalLS":438.896347, "TidalLock":true, "TerraformState":"", "PlanetClass":"Rocky body", "Atmosphere":"", "AtmosphereType":"None", "Volcanism":"major silicate vapour geysers volcanism", "MassEM":0.000644, "Radius":600763.875000, "SurfaceGravity":0.710998, "SurfaceTemperature":399.457672, "SurfacePressure":0.000000, "Landable":true, "Materials":[ { "Name":"iron", "Percent":19.297630 }, { "Name":"sulphur", "Percent":17.275850 }, { "Name":"nickel", "Percent":14.595919 }, { "Name":"carbon", "Percent":14.527202 }, { "Name":"phosphorus", "Percent":9.300564 }, { "Name":"chromium", "Percent":8.678785 }, { "Name":"manganese", "Percent":7.969725 }, { "Name":"vanadium", "Percent":4.738827 }, { "Name":"molybdenum", "Percent":1.260124 }, { "Name":"tin", "Percent":1.202746 }, { "Name":"yttrium", "Percent":1.152624 } ], "Composition":{ "Ice":0.000000, "Rock":0.861695, "Metal":0.138305 }, "SemiMajorAxis":3271935.462952, "Eccentricity":0.000000, "OrbitalInclination":66.727400, "Periapsis":255.542850, "OrbitalPeriod":17070.245743, "AscendingNode":81.481373, "MeanAnomaly":254.087061, "RotationPeriod":17551.380006, "AxialTilt":0.200205, "WasDiscovered":false, "WasMapped":false }
OBSERVATORY
2022-02-02 11:26:19 PM Greae Phio GH-V b47-2 B 3 a Close Orbit Orbital Radius: 3,272km, Parent Radius: 1,465km 2022-02-02 11:26:19 PM Greae Phio GH-V b47-2 B 3 a Fast Orbit Orbital Period: 4.7 hours 2022-02-02 11:26:19 PM Greae Phio GH-V b47-2 B 3 a 1 legacy bio with geos	→	2022-02-02 11:26:19 PM Greae Phio GH-V b47-2 B 3 a Close Orbit Orbital Radius: 3,272km, Parent Radius: 1,465km 2022-02-02 11:26:19 PM Greae Phio GH-V b47-2 B 3 a Fast Orbit Orbital Period: 4.7 hours 2022-02-02 11:26:19 PM Greae Phio GH-V b47-2 B 3 a 1 legacy bio with geos

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