Original submission for Thracian planetary nebula | ||
Original submission, by Official GEC [2022-05-11 12:04:45] | ||
DISCOVERER | ||
→ | Marx | |
NAME | ||
→ | Thracian planetary nebula | |
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→ | Thraikoo PS-U e2-4 | |
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→ | Deep Space Outpost | |
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REGION | ||
→ | Vulcan Gate | |
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SUMMARY | ||
→ | Home of the DSSA Inverness, a rich planetary nebula. Tritium sold, STAR member. Services: Refuel, Repair, Armoury, Redemption Office, Shipyard, Universal Cartographics, Concourse Bar, Vista Genomics. | |
DESCRIPTION | ||
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The carrier was originally commissioned as the IGAU Inverness, as a mobile research carrier that led an expedition spanning 50,000 ly, surveying nebulae and gathering biological samples from space-borne aliens. Once the expedition was finished with the Inverness having delivered the samples to the Holloway Biology Centre at Colonia, the carrier was assigned to the DSSA, and it was later renamed to DSSA Inverness. After a short refuelling campaign that was helped by independent Commanders and the IGAU squadron, the carrier reached its deployment location in the Thracian Nebula (Thraikoo PS-U e2-4) on August 29th, 3306. The carrier has the following services available: Refuel, Repair, Armoury, Redemption Office, Shipyard, Universal Cartographics, Concourse Bar, Vista Genomics. Explorers who have reached the nebula can travel farther west to the noted Ovomly sector, which houses the only form of space-borne life known to thrive around white dwarf stars: Torus Molluscs. Aside from a few points of interest farther in the region, Vulcan Gate is generally lightly explored (at the time of writing), so there are plenty of opportunities for Commanders who wish to make their mark on the galaxy. -- The Thracian Nebula is situated on the edge of Vulcan Gate, in a region where planetary nebulae are scarce. The nebula itself is a remnant from a supernova, and is lit by two other stars in the system. A varied host of planets orbit these in various configurations, and the most notable of them is a water world (named Skudra) that's almost Earth-like: the only difference that the temperature is two Kelvins below the minimum required boundary to be classified as such. A host of small landable worlds also orbit both stars. Image credits: logo by Orvidius & Marx, photos by Durin Plane, Bonquiqui | |
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