Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

- Galactic Exploration Catalog -

Revision for Riddle's Montes
Previous Revision, by CMDR Marx [2023-07-28 12:59:26]	→	Selected revision, by CMDR Marx [2023-07-28 13:00:11]
DISCOVERER
Gray Boxbanker	→	Gray Boxbanker
NAME
Riddle's Montes	→	Riddle's Montes
SYSTEMNAME
Hypi Aoscs FG-Y d655	→	Hypi Aoscs FG-Y d655
CATEGORY
Sights and Scenery	→	Sights and Scenery
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
Arcadian Stream	→	Arcadian Stream
LATITUDE
13.936	→	13.936
LONGITUDE
-30.6853	→	-30.6853
CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
The A 5 c moon houses a tall and massive mountain range, which stands like a mohawk in comparison to the surrounding landscape, with gorgeous overlooks and great shadows.	→	The A 5 c moon houses a tall and massive mountain range, which stands like a mohawk in comparison to the surrounding landscape, with gorgeous overlooks and great shadows.
DESCRIPTION
On the A 5 c moon of this system, a roughly 120 km long mountain ridge climbs to heights nearly outside the carbon dioxide atmosphere. With stunning views and long shadows at sunset (and sunrise), climbing the mountain offers a great place to catch a good glimpse of the golden glowing atmosphere as the light touches the horizon. The moon is also incredibly small, with its curvature visible to the naked eye at this height.	→	On the A 5 c moon of this system, a roughly 120 km long mountain ridge climbs to heights nearly outside the carbon dioxide atmosphere. With stunning views and long shadows at sunset (and sunrise), climbing the mountain offers a great place to catch a good glimpse of the golden glowing atmosphere as the light touches the horizon. The moon is also quite small (with a radius of 563 km), with its curvature visible to the naked eye at this height.
On the A 5 c moon of this system, a roughly 120 km long mountain ridge climbs to heights nearly outside the carbon dioxide atmosphere. With stunning views and long shadows at sunset (and sunrise), climbing the mountain offers a great place to catch a good glimpse of the golden glowing atmosphere as the light touches the horizon. The moon is also incredibly small, with its curvature visible to the naked eye at this height.	→	On the A 5 c moon of this system, a roughly 120 km long mountain ridge climbs to heights nearly outside the carbon dioxide atmosphere. With stunning views and long shadows at sunset (and sunrise), climbing the mountain offers a great place to catch a good glimpse of the golden glowing atmosphere as the light touches the horizon. The moon is also quite small (with a radius of 563 km), with its curvature visible to the naked eye at this height.
JOURNAL
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OBSERVATORY
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