Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

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Revision for Vortex of Selene
Previous Revision, by STO4 [2024-08-15 15:52:38]	→	Selected revision, by STO4 [2024-08-15 15:56:09]
DISCOVERER
ST04	→	ST04
NAME
Vortex of Selene	→	Vortex of Selene
SYSTEMNAME
Ploi Aeg GL-V c16-0	→	Ploi Aeg GL-V c16-0
CATEGORY
Stellar Features	→	Stellar Features
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 brown Dwarf with large rings, 53 ls from the main star, with nice views of the galaxy from 1,500 ly above the plane.	→	A brown Dwarf with large rings, 53 ls from the main star, with nice views of the galaxy from 1,500 ly above the plane.
DESCRIPTION
This system houses a ringed brown dwarf star in a relatively close orbit of the main class K orange star of the system. The dwarf star's ring system is wide enough to be easily visible to pilots immediately upon arriving here. The other bodies in the system are two worlds with extremely thick atmospheres, and a ringed gas giant that has some landable moons orbiting it. Since this system is located 1,500 ly above the galactic plane, and outside the core, one can see nice views of the Milky Way from here. The Vortex of Selene holds over 30 different hotspots on its rings, making it a lovely place to mine and take pictures. It's on the path to Colonia, around 1,800 light-years away from Rohini.	→	This system houses a ringed brown dwarf star in a relatively close orbit of the main class K orange star of the system. The dwarf star's ring system is wide enough to be easily visible to pilots immediately upon arriving here. The other bodies in the system are two worlds with extremely thick atmospheres, and a ringed gas giant that has some landable moons orbiting it. Since this system is located 1,500 ly above the galactic plane, and outside the core, one can see nice views of the Milky Way from here. The Vortex of Selene holds over 30 different hotspots on its rings, making it a lovely place to mine and take pictures. It's on the path to Colonia, around 1,800 ly away from Rohini.
This system houses a ringed brown dwarf star in a relatively close orbit of the main class K orange star of the system. The dwarf star's ring system is wide enough to be easily visible to pilots immediately upon arriving here. The other bodies in the system are two worlds with extremely thick atmospheres, and a ringed gas giant that has some landable moons orbiting it. Since this system is located 1,500 ly above the galactic plane, and outside the core, one can see nice views of the Milky Way from here. The Vortex of Selene holds over 30 different hotspots on its rings, making it a lovely place to mine and take pictures. It's on the path to Colonia, around 1,800 light-years away from Rohini.	→	This system houses a ringed brown dwarf star in a relatively close orbit of the main class K orange star of the system. The dwarf star's ring system is wide enough to be easily visible to pilots immediately upon arriving here. The other bodies in the system are two worlds with extremely thick atmospheres, and a ringed gas giant that has some landable moons orbiting it. Since this system is located 1,500 ly above the galactic plane, and outside the core, one can see nice views of the Milky Way from here. The Vortex of Selene holds over 30 different hotspots on its rings, making it a lovely place to mine and take pictures. It's on the path to Colonia, around 1,800 ly away from Rohini.
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