| Revision for Beacon of Radiance | ||
| Previous Revision, by Regza [2025-01-05 20:17:18] | → | Selected revision, by Regza [2025-01-05 21:31:56] |
| DISCOVERER | ||
| Boogyman | → | Boogyman |
| NAME | ||
| Beacon of Radiance | → | Beacon of Radiance |
| SYSTEMNAME | ||
| Skaude AA-A h45 | → | Skaude AA-A h45 |
| CATEGORY | ||
| Stellar Features | → | Stellar Features |
| CATEGORY 2 | ||
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| REGION | ||
| Inner Scutum-Centaurus Arm | → | Inner Scutum-Centaurus Arm |
| LATITUDE | ||
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| LONGITUDE | ||
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| CALLSIGN | ||
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| SUMMARY | ||
| The third ever discovered Ringed F type star. Holds the record for being the second ever visible Ringed F type. And the widest and heaviest ring orbiting an F white star. | → | The third ever discovered Ringed F type star. Holds the record for being the second ever visible Ringed F type. And the widest and heaviest ring orbiting an F white star. |
| DESCRIPTION | ||
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This system. Located at the North Eastern side of the Skaude sector, a high-mass black hole system contains an interesting object, the highlight of the system being Body 2, a Ringed F type star. This system stayed undocumented and unrecognized since the discovery of Skaude AA-A h294, only ever visited once by CMDR Boogyman, whom never recognized nor documented in EDSM or other databases. Fortunately this system has been rediscovered by CMDR Regza in 1/5/2024.
The Ringed F white star holds the record for the F white star with the heaviest and widest ring in the galaxy. Two gas giants orbit the F white star being body 2a and 2b with respective images.
Body 1, which is an ordinary unringed K type star contains an orbiting ringed rocky body which serves as a sweet spot for enjoying the ringed F type from afar.
Last but not least Skaude AA-A h45 A, a black hole with a solar mass of 49.9102. The F type star is visible from here but due to an anomaly it's rings are pitch black near the black hole although lit throughout the rest of the system.
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The Ringed F white star holds the record for the F white star with the heaviest and widest ring in the galaxy. Two gas giants orbit the F white star being body 2a and 2b with respective images.
Body 1, which is an ordinary unringed K type star contains an orbiting ringed rocky body which serves as a sweet spot for enjoying the ringed F type from afar.
Last but not least Skaude AA-A h45 A, a black hole with a solar mass of 49.9102. The F type star is visible from here but due to an anomaly it's rings are pitch black near the black hole although lit throughout the rest of the system.
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