Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

- Galactic Exploration Catalog -

Revision for Phoi Phyloea AA-A h167 nebula - Black Smoke Nebula
Previous Revision, by Richard Fluiraniz M. [2023-02-06 00:48:33]	→	Selected revision, by CMDR Marx [2023-08-25 20:24:04]
DISCOVERER
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NAME
Phyloea AA-A h167 nebula - Black Smoke Nebula	→	Phoi Phyloea AA-A h167 nebula - Black Smoke Nebula
SYSTEMNAME
Phoi Phyloea UO-Z e1	→	Phoi Phyloea UO-Z e1
CATEGORY
Nebulae	→	Nebulae
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
Izanami	→	Izanami
LATITUDE
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SUMMARY
At 2,500 ly above the galactic plane, this is the highest large nebula.	→	At 2,500 ly above the galactic plane, this is the highest large nebula.
DESCRIPTION
The Phoi Phyloea AA-A h167 nebula is situated 2,500 ly above the galactic plane, and this makes it the highest one in the galaxy. (Excluding some planetary nebulae.) It's close enough to the galactic core that it can still be reached without too much difficulty. Unfortunately, there are few star systems to be found around the nebula, and none inside. Also, as it is a dark nebula, it's barely visible unless Commanders view it in front of the Milky Way. It is nicknamed this way because it was formerly known as the Orange Smoke Nebula; an unknown event caused it to lose a great part of its mass and orange color.	→	The Phoi Phyloea AA-A h167 nebula is situated 2,500 ly above the galactic plane, and this makes it the highest one in the galaxy. (Excluding some planetary nebulae.) It's close enough to the galactic core that it can still be reached without too much difficulty. Unfortunately, there are few star systems to be found around the nebula, and none inside. Also, as it is a dark nebula, it's barely visible unless Commanders view it in front of the Milky Way. It is nicknamed this way because it was formerly known as the Orange Smoke Nebula; an unknown event caused it to lose a great part of its mass and orange color.
The Phoi Phyloea AA-A h167 nebula is situated 2,500 ly above the galactic plane, and this makes it the highest one in the galaxy. (Excluding some planetary nebulae.) It's close enough to the galactic core that it can still be reached without too much difficulty. Unfortunately, there are few star systems to be found around the nebula, and none inside. Also, as it is a dark nebula, it's barely visible unless Commanders view it in front of the Milky Way. It is nicknamed this way because it was formerly known as the Orange Smoke Nebula; an unknown event caused it to lose a great part of its mass and orange color.	→	The Phoi Phyloea AA-A h167 nebula is situated 2,500 ly above the galactic plane, and this makes it the highest one in the galaxy. (Excluding some planetary nebulae.) It's close enough to the galactic core that it can still be reached without too much difficulty. Unfortunately, there are few star systems to be found around the nebula, and none inside. Also, as it is a dark nebula, it's barely visible unless Commanders view it in front of the Milky Way. It is nicknamed this way because it was formerly known as the Orange Smoke Nebula; an unknown event caused it to lose a great part of its mass and orange color.
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