Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

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- Galactic Exploration Catalog -

Original submission for Stretch's Eye
	Original submission, by joshywoods [2022-06-04 00:06:41]
DISCOVERER
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NAME
→	Stretch's Eye
SYSTEMNAME
→	Truechoae XE-Q b19-4
CATEGORY
→	Planetary Features
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
→	Formorian Frontier
LATITUDE
→	-62.8
LONGITUDE
→	-32.8
CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
→	A vast mountain range with a great view of the nearby brown dwarf.
DESCRIPTION
→	This is a landable planet with 20.6670 earth masses and a gravity of 2.17G. There is a brown dwarf 1.8ls from the planet and the nearby star is also visible. The mountain range fills the light brown spots in-between the other dark brown patches on the planet.
→	This is a landable planet with 20.6670 earth masses and a gravity of 2.17G. There is a brown dwarf 1.8ls from the planet and the nearby star is also visible. The mountain range fills the light brown spots in-between the other dark brown patches on the planet.
JOURNAL
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OBSERVATORY
→	6/3/2022 3:39:04 PM Truechoae XE-Q b19-4 B 1 Landable Large Planet Radius: 19685km 6/3/2022 3:39:04 PM Truechoae XE-Q b19-4 B 1 Fast Orbit Orbital Period: 7.7 hours

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