Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

- Galactic Exploration Catalog -

Revision for Dance of the Tides
Previous Revision, by CMDR Marx [2024-12-20 17:40:40]	→	Selected revision, by Space_Franky [2024-12-21 16:22:37]
DISCOVERER
M.Curie	→	M.Curie
NAME
Dance of the Tides	→	Dance of the Tides
SYSTEMNAME
Plua Eun HV-Y d0	→	Plua Eun HV-Y d0
CATEGORY
Sights and Scenery	→	Sights and Scenery
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
Errant Marches	→	Errant Marches
LATITUDE
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LONGITUDE
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CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
A landable nested moon closely orbiting a water world moon.	→	A landable nested moon closely orbiting a water world moon.
DESCRIPTION
This system contains a rocky nested moon (4 a a) that's just 0.026 light seconds away, from its parent, which is a Water World moon. It completes an orbit in just five hours - a rapid dance through the vastness of space. The combination of an orbital radius of just 7,707 kilometres and a planetary radius of 3,274 kilometres offers a spectacular view and an almost tangible proximity. ![](https://i.imgur.com/NxFeJoQ.png) This system was Waypoint 11 on the [Die Verrückte Reise II expedition](https://reise2.stellanebula.de/). ![](https://i.imgur.com/NpD2afp.png)	→	This system contains a rocky nested moon (4 a a) that's just 0.026 light seconds away, from its parent, which is a Water World moon. It completes an orbit in just five hours - a rapid dance through the vastness of space. The combination of an orbital radius of just 7,707 kilometres and a planetary radius of 3,274 kilometres offers a spectacular view and an almost tangible proximity. ![](https://i.imgur.com/NxFeJoQ.png) This system was Waypoint 11 on the [Die Verrueckte Reise II expedition](https://reise2.stellanebula.de/). ![](https://i.imgur.com/NpD2afp.png)
This system contains a rocky nested moon (4 a a) that's just 0.026 light seconds away, from its parent, which is a Water World moon. It completes an orbit in just five hours - a rapid dance through the vastness of space. The combination of an orbital radius of just 7,707 kilometres and a planetary radius of 3,274 kilometres offers a spectacular view and an almost tangible proximity. This system was Waypoint 11 on the Die Verrückte Reise II expedition.	→	This system contains a rocky nested moon (4 a a) that's just 0.026 light seconds away, from its parent, which is a Water World moon. It completes an orbit in just five hours - a rapid dance through the vastness of space. The combination of an orbital radius of just 7,707 kilometres and a planetary radius of 3,274 kilometres offers a spectacular view and an almost tangible proximity. This system was Waypoint 11 on the Die Verrueckte Reise II expedition.
JOURNAL
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OBSERVATORY
"Plua Eun HV-Y d0 4 a a Close Orbit Orbital Radius: 7.707km, Parent Radius: 3.274km " "Plua Eun HV-Y d0 4 a a SENSATION! DfA: 1.993 LS" "This Nested Landable Moon is just 0,03 LS from Parent" "Plua Eun HV-Y d0 4 a a YES! Moon: Rocky body, 0,03 LS from Parent" "A Landable Moon at Water World "	→	"Plua Eun HV-Y d0 4 a a Close Orbit Orbital Radius: 7.707km, Parent Radius: 3.274km " "Plua Eun HV-Y d0 4 a a SENSATION! DfA: 1.993 LS" "This Nested Landable Moon is just 0,03 LS from Parent" "Plua Eun HV-Y d0 4 a a YES! Moon: Rocky body, 0,03 LS from Parent" "A Landable Moon at Water World "

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