Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

- Galactic Exploration Catalog -

Revision for Jade Green Pentagon
Previous Revision, by CMDR Marx [2022-07-12 13:44:12]	→	Selected revision, by CMDR Marx [2023-08-04 15:22:53]
DISCOVERER
Barden Fayle	→	Barden Fayle
NAME
Green Pentagon	→	Jade Green Pentagon
SYSTEMNAME
Lysoovsky BH-L d8-26	→	Lysoovsky BH-L d8-26
CATEGORY
Green Gas Giants	→	Green Gas Giants
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
Inner Orion Spur	→	Inner Orion Spur
LATITUDE
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LONGITUDE
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CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
A green gas giant with a unique coloration: the green is concentrated around one pole of the planet, and forms a pentagon.	→	A green gas giant with a unique coloration: the green is concentrated around one pole of the planet, and forms a pentagon.
DESCRIPTION
This green gas giant, found roughly along the Sol-Colonia route, has a unique look: its green clouds are found alongside one of its poles, and not elsewhere. The borders are shaped like a pentagon, in which the green cloud bands swirl. There are also distinct purple bands on the gas giant, which give way to the characteristic blue of class III gas giants in the center. To top it all off, this giant has rings as well, lending it an even more impressive appearance. There are six landable moons circling the planet as well, all rocky bodies without an atmosphere, and the closest moon has volcanism. Landing there should offer Commanders some nice views on foot. Image credit: Barden Fayle	→	This green gas giant, found roughly along the Sol-Colonia route, has a unique look: its green clouds are found alongside one of its poles, and not elsewhere. The borders are shaped like a pentagon, in which the green cloud bands swirl. There are also distinct purple bands on the gas giant, which give way to the characteristic blue of class III gas giants in the center. To top it all off, this giant has rings as well, lending it an even more impressive appearance. There are six landable moons circling the planet as well, all rocky bodies without an atmosphere, and the closest moon has volcanism. Landing there should offer Commanders some nice views on foot. Image credit: Barden Fayle
This green gas giant, found roughly along the Sol-Colonia route, has a unique look: its green clouds are found alongside one of its poles, and not elsewhere. The borders are shaped like a pentagon, in which the green cloud bands swirl. There are also distinct purple bands on the gas giant, which give way to the characteristic blue of class III gas giants in the center. To top it all off, this giant has rings as well, lending it an even more impressive appearance. There are six landable moons circling the planet as well, all rocky bodies without an atmosphere, and the closest moon has volcanism. Landing there should offer Commanders some nice views on foot. Image credit: Barden Fayle	→	This green gas giant, found roughly along the Sol-Colonia route, has a unique look: its green clouds are found alongside one of its poles, and not elsewhere. The borders are shaped like a pentagon, in which the green cloud bands swirl. There are also distinct purple bands on the gas giant, which give way to the characteristic blue of class III gas giants in the center. To top it all off, this giant has rings as well, lending it an even more impressive appearance. There are six landable moons circling the planet as well, all rocky bodies without an atmosphere, and the closest moon has volcanism. Landing there should offer Commanders some nice views on foot. Image credit: Barden Fayle
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