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Revision for Einstein's Telescope Array
Previous Revision, by Hoschi247 [2025-05-07 16:11:47]	→	Selected revision, by Hoschi247 [2025-05-07 16:14:04]
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NAME
Einstein's Telescope Array	→	Einstein's Telescope Array
SYSTEMNAME
Wepaa FG-Y g584	→	Wepaa FG-Y g584
CATEGORY
Sights and Scenery	→	Sights and Scenery
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
Odin's Hold	→	Odin's Hold
LATITUDE
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CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
Five Black Holes in the Wepaa Stellar Graveyard (Odin’s Hold), each close to a nebula or a planetary nebula giving spectacular lensing effects	→	Five Black Holes in the Wepaa Stellar Graveyard (Odin’s Hold), each close to a nebula or a planetary nebula giving spectacular lensing effects
DESCRIPTION
Einstein's Telescope Array Located close to the galactic core inside Odin’s Hold lies one of the galaxy’s stellar graveyards, the ['Wepaa Stellar Graveyard'](https://www.edsm.net/en/system/id/12946353/name/Wepaa+BA-A+g1735). It contains numerous nebulae and planetary nebulae, some of them in close range of a black hole only a few lightyears away. According to Albert Einstein, black holes act as gravitational lenses and can create some spectacular and amazing views with lensing effects such as teardrop shapes and Einstein Rings.'Einstein’s Telescope Array' is made up of at least five black holes, one of which is known as 'Odin‘s Monocle'. They are located in the following systems: [Odin’s Monocle](https://edastro.com/gec/view/200) (DRYOEA FLYUAE EB-X E1-877) View on the planetary nebula in DRYOEA FLYUAE EB-X E1-3130 (blue), ~12 LY ![](https://i.imgur.com/JiuhuyC.jpeg) Agnairt ZA-W e2-2117 View on the AGNAIRT AA-A H36-Nebula (dark red), ~150 LY ![](https://i.imgur.com/n83W5ZE.jpeg) Pha Aob DW-N e6-4012 (blue) View on planetary nebula in PHA AOB DW-N E6-8149 (blue), ~8 LY [](https://i.imgur.com/FW4PYIo.jpeg) Pha Aob FB-O e6-5816 View on the PHA AOB FB-O E6-1741 Nebula in PHA AOB FB-O E6-1741 (rose), ~21 LY ![](https:///i.imgur.com/BMLfUCk.jpeg) Wepaa FG-Y g584 View on planetary nebula in WEPAA ZF-O E6-437 (red), ~19 LY ![](https://i.imgur.com/nuepC3e.jpeg) The point of interest was named in honor of Dr. Albert Einstein, the brilliant scientist who, through the power of his mind alone, forever changed the way we see our universe	→	Einstein's Telescope Array Located close to the galactic core inside Odin’s Hold lies one of the galaxy’s stellar graveyards, the ['Wepaa Stellar Graveyard'](https://www.edsm.net/en/system/id/12946353/name/Wepaa+BA-A+g1735). It contains numerous nebulae and planetary nebulae, some of them in close range of a black hole only a few lightyears away. According to Albert Einstein, black holes act as gravitational lenses and can create some spectacular and amazing views with lensing effects such as teardrop shapes and Einstein Rings.'Einstein’s Telescope Array' is made up of at least five black holes, one of which is known as 'Odin‘s Monocle'. They are located in the following systems: [Odin’s Monocle](https://edastro.com/gec/view/200) (DRYOEA FLYUAE EB-X E1-877) View on the planetary nebula in DRYOEA FLYUAE EB-X E1-3130 (blue), ~12 LY ![](https://i.imgur.com/JiuhuyC.jpeg) Agnairt ZA-W e2-2117 View on the AGNAIRT AA-A H36-Nebula (dark red), ~150 LY ![](https://i.imgur.com/n83W5ZE.jpeg) Pha Aob DW-N e6-4012 (blue) View on planetary nebula in PHA AOB DW-N E6-8149 (blue), ~8 LY ![](https://i.imgur.com/FW4PYIo.jpeg) Pha Aob FB-O e6-5816 View on the PHA AOB FB-O E6-1741 Nebula in PHA AOB FB-O E6-1741 (rose), ~21 LY ![](https://i.imgur.com/BMLfUCk.jpeg) Wepaa FG-Y g584 View on planetary nebula in WEPAA ZF-O E6-437 (red), ~19 LY ![](https://i.imgur.com/nuepC3e.jpeg) The point of interest was named in honor of Dr. Albert Einstein, the brilliant scientist who, through the power of his mind alone, forever changed the way we see our universe
Einstein's Telescope Array Located close to the galactic core inside Odin's Hold lies one of the galaxy's stellar graveyards, the 'Wepaa Stellar Graveyard'. It contains numerous nebulae and planetary nebulae, some of them in close range of a black hole only a few lightyears away. According to Albert Einstein, black holes act as gravitational lenses and can create some spectacular and amazing views with lensing effects such as teardrop shapes and Einstein Rings.'Einstein's Telescope Array' is made up of at least five black holes, one of which is known as 'Odin‘s Monocle'. They are located in the following systems: Odin's Monocle (DRYOEA FLYUAE EB-X E1-877) View on the planetary nebula in DRYOEA FLYUAE EB-X E1-3130 (blue), ~12 LY Agnairt ZA-W e2-2117 View on the AGNAIRT AA-A H36-Nebula (dark red), ~150 LY Pha Aob DW-N e6-4012 (blue) View on planetary nebula in PHA AOB DW-N E6-8149 (blue), ~8 LY Pha Aob FB-O e6-5816 View on the PHA AOB FB-O E6-1741 Nebula in PHA AOB FB-O E6-1741 (rose), ~21 LY Wepaa FG-Y g584 View on planetary nebula in WEPAA ZF-O E6-437 (red), ~19 LY The point of interest was named in honor of Dr. Albert Einstein, the brilliant scientist who, through the power of his mind alone, forever changed the way we see our universe	→	Einstein's Telescope Array Located close to the galactic core inside Odin's Hold lies one of the galaxy's stellar graveyards, the 'Wepaa Stellar Graveyard'. It contains numerous nebulae and planetary nebulae, some of them in close range of a black hole only a few lightyears away. According to Albert Einstein, black holes act as gravitational lenses and can create some spectacular and amazing views with lensing effects such as teardrop shapes and Einstein Rings.'Einstein's Telescope Array' is made up of at least five black holes, one of which is known as 'Odin‘s Monocle'. They are located in the following systems: Odin's Monocle (DRYOEA FLYUAE EB-X E1-877) View on the planetary nebula in DRYOEA FLYUAE EB-X E1-3130 (blue), ~12 LY Agnairt ZA-W e2-2117 View on the AGNAIRT AA-A H36-Nebula (dark red), ~150 LY Pha Aob DW-N e6-4012 (blue) View on planetary nebula in PHA AOB DW-N E6-8149 (blue), ~8 LY Pha Aob FB-O e6-5816 View on the PHA AOB FB-O E6-1741 Nebula in PHA AOB FB-O E6-1741 (rose), ~21 LY Wepaa FG-Y g584 View on planetary nebula in WEPAA ZF-O E6-437 (red), ~19 LY The point of interest was named in honor of Dr. Albert Einstein, the brilliant scientist who, through the power of his mind alone, forever changed the way we see our universe
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