Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

- Galactic Exploration Catalog -

Revision for The Eye of Shiva planetary nebula
Previous Revision, by Tan Dava [2023-12-25 17:49:32]	→	Selected revision, by Tan Dava [2023-12-25 18:05:29]
DISCOVERER
RatFishGimp	→	RatFishGimp
NAME
Supernova explosion and a black hole	→	The Eye of Shiva planetary nebula
SYSTEMNAME
Iowhail KR-W e1-546	→	Iowhail KR-W e1-546
CATEGORY
Stellar Features	→	Stellar Features
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
Norma Arm	→	Norma Arm
LATITUDE
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LONGITUDE
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CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
This system is notable for the fact that the Black hole in its center is a consequence of the explosion of a supernova star, which left behind a large amount of stellar matter.	→	This system is notable for the fact that the Black hole in its center is a consequence of the explosion of a supernova star, which left behind a large amount of stellar matter.
DESCRIPTION
This system is notable for the fact that the Black hole in its center is a consequence of the explosion of a supernova star, which left behind a large amount of stellar matter. When approaching a star system, a cloud of supernova remnants is visible from afar. There is a beautiful view from the inside. In addition to the Black Hole, the system contains two dwarf stars of class Y and one of class T. Each has many satellites with the possibility of landing on them. One of the satellites has an atmosphere, and its surface offers an incredible [view](https://imgur.com/UwXStCb) of the starry sky filled with matter left after the explosion of a supernova.	→	This system is notable for the fact that the Black hole in its center is a consequence of the explosion of a supernova star, which left behind a large amount of stellar matter. When approaching a star system, a cloud of supernova remnants is visible from afar. There is a beautiful view from the inside. In addition to the Black Hole, the system contains two dwarf stars of class Y and one of class T. Each has many satellites with the possibility of landing on them. One of the satellites has an atmosphere, and its surface offers an incredible [view](https://i.imgur.com/UwXStCb.png) of the starry sky filled with matter left after the explosion of a supernova.
This system is notable for the fact that the Black hole in its center is a consequence of the explosion of a supernova star, which left behind a large amount of stellar matter. When approaching a star system, a cloud of supernova remnants is visible from afar. There is a beautiful view from the inside. In addition to the Black Hole, the system contains two dwarf stars of class Y and one of class T. Each has many satellites with the possibility of landing on them. One of the satellites has an atmosphere, and its surface offers an incredible view of the starry sky filled with matter left after the explosion of a supernova.	→	This system is notable for the fact that the Black hole in its center is a consequence of the explosion of a supernova star, which left behind a large amount of stellar matter. When approaching a star system, a cloud of supernova remnants is visible from afar. There is a beautiful view from the inside. In addition to the Black Hole, the system contains two dwarf stars of class Y and one of class T. Each has many satellites with the possibility of landing on them. One of the satellites has an atmosphere, and its surface offers an incredible view of the starry sky filled with matter left after the explosion of a supernova.
JOURNAL
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OBSERVATORY
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