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 - Galactic Exploration Catalog - 
Revision for The Witch's Pools

Previous Revision, by CMDR Marx [2023-06-29 15:35:41]Selected revision, by CMDR Marx [2023-06-29 15:42:04]
DISCOVERER
DragothaDragotha
NAME
The Witch's PoolsThe Witch's Pools
SYSTEMNAME
Synuefe PB-G c13-5Synuefe PB-G c13-5
CATEGORY
Notable Stellar PhenomenaNotable Stellar Phenomena
CATEGORY 2
OrganicOrganic
REGION
Inner Orion SpurInner Orion Spur
LATITUDE
LONGITUDE
CALLSIGN
SUMMARY
This system about 250 light-years from the Witch Head Nebula features multiple water worlds, multiple Notable Stellar Phenomena, and four atmospheric moons with life.This system about 250 light-years from the Witch Head Nebula features multiple water worlds, multiple Notable Stellar Phenomena, and four atmospheric moons with life.
DESCRIPTION

Synuefe PB-G c13-5 is located about 250 light-years from the Witch Head Nebula, on the path between the Witch Head and the Core Systems. Visitors to the system will note three water worlds, including a close-orbiting water world pair (planets A 5 and A 6) and a third water world with a close-orbiting moon (planet A 8). The Witch Head Nebula and Barnard's Loop are both prominent in the sky.

The common Albulum Gourd Molluscs inhabit each of the three Notable Stellar Phenomena in the system.

One NSP sits within the B ring of planet A 9, containing Prasinum and Purpureum Metallic Crystals.

Two other NSPs contain Purpureum and Flavum Metallic Crystals.

Four moons in the system have exobiological lifeforms. A 8 a is home to red Bacteria Vesicula. A 9 c has lime Bacteria Vesicula, and emerald Fonticulua Campestris.

The A 11 g moon has red Bacteria Bullaris and emerald Fonticulua Campestris, which tend to be found along the bottom of foothills on the moon.

The A 14 e moon has the highest concentration of lifeforms in this system, and arguably the best views, with red Bacteria Vesicula, emerald Fonticulua Campestris, and relatively uncommon lime Fumerola Nitris.

Synuefe PB-G c13-5 is located about 250 light-years from the Witch Head Nebula, on the path between the Witch Head and the Core Systems. Visitors to the system will note three water worlds, including a close-orbiting water world pair (planets A 5 and A 6) and a third water world with a close-orbiting moon (planet A 8). The Witch Head Nebula and Barnard's Loop are both prominent in the sky.

The common Albulum Gourd Molluscs inhabit each of the three Notable Stellar Phenomena in the system.

One NSP sits within the B ring of planet A 9, containing Prasinum and Purpureum Metallic Crystals alongside the Gourd Molluscs.

Two other NSPs have Purpureum and Flavum Metallic Crystals accompanying the molluscs.

Four moons in the system have surface life. A 8 a is home to red Bacteria Vesicula. A 9 c has lime Bacteria Vesicula, and emerald Fonticulua Campestris.

The A 11 g moon has red Bacteria Bullaris and emerald Fonticulua Campestris, which tend to be found along the bottom of foothills.

The A 14 e moon has the highest concentration of lifeforms in this system, and arguably the best views, with red Bacteria Vesicula, emerald Fonticulua Campestris, and relatively uncommon lime Fumerola Nitris.

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