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 - Galactic Exploration Catalog - 
Original submission for Ellaisms Remnant

Original submission, by LCU No Fool Like One [2023-05-22 21:11:47]
DISCOVERER
NAME
Ellaisms Remnant
SYSTEMNAME
Ellaisms QX-U e2-43
CATEGORY
Notable Stellar Phenomena
CATEGORY 2
Nebulae
REGION
Inner Scutum-Centaurus Arm
LATITUDE
LONGITUDE
CALLSIGN
SUMMARY
A small blue nebula lit by a neutron star with rare and dangerous anomalies in the rings of the first planet.
DESCRIPTION

Typical Double Lobed Nebula

This system was first submitted to the Galactic Mapping Project as a typical double-lobed blue planetary nebula surrounding a neutron star. It was notable for being home to water based life on a pretty ringed water world.

Ringed Water World

In 3305 Commander Driftalot discovered Solid Mineral Spheres and P02 Anomalies in the rings of planet 1.

Solid Mineral Spheres and P02 Anomalies

This is currently the only system where these anomalies can be found earning it a spot on the Canonn Challenge

While the anomalies are very beautiful, travelers should beware as the anomalies give off a powerful heat attack that can very quickly damage or destroy a ship.

Heat Attack

Further from the deadly radiation of the neutron star the system is host to many forms of surface life on its many moons. The dust clouds of the nebula create stormy looking skies.

Tubus and Tussocks

Aleoida

JOURNAL
OBSERVATORY
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