Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

- Galactic Exploration Catalog -

Revision for Radioactive Green
Previous Revision, by GMP_GGGs [2022-06-04 16:39:10]	→	Selected revision, by CMDR Marx [2022-06-04 19:46:46]
DISCOVERER
CMDR's Hartmetall and FalconFly	→	CMDR Hartmetall
NAME
Radioactive Green	→	Radioactive Green
SYSTEMNAME
Col 285 Sector VU-M c8-1	→	Col 285 Sector VU-M c8-1
CATEGORY
Green Gas Giants	→	Green Gas Giants
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
The fourth and last gas giant of this system has an unusual feature - it glows a vivid green.	→	The fourth and last gas giant of this system has an unusual feature - it glows a vivid green.
DESCRIPTION
The fourth and last gas giant of this system has an unusual feature - it glows a vivid green. The cause of the glow is unknown, but scientists believe the ammonia-based life in this star may be exhibiting a form of bioluminescence. Regardless of the source the planet is a popular tourist attraction and easy to reach at only 300 light-years from Sol. A tourist beacon is set up here in close orbit of the gas giant. [Source](https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/2-2-your-input-needed-passenger-tourist-destinations.266046/post-4901404)	→	The fourth and last gas giant of this system has an unusual feature - it glows a vivid green. The cause of the glow is unknown, but scientists believe the ammonia-based life in this star may be exhibiting a form of bioluminescence. Regardless of the source the planet is a popular tourist attraction and easy to reach at only 300 light-years from Sol. A tourist beacon is set up here in close orbit of the gas giant. [Source](https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/2-2-your-input-needed-passenger-tourist-destinations.266046/post-4901404)
The fourth and last gas giant of this system has an unusual feature - it glows a vivid green. The cause of the glow is unknown, but scientists believe the ammonia-based life in this star may be exhibiting a form of bioluminescence. Regardless of the source the planet is a popular tourist attraction and easy to reach at only 300 light-years from Sol. A tourist beacon is set up here in close orbit of the gas giant. Source	→	The fourth and last gas giant of this system has an unusual feature - it glows a vivid green. The cause of the glow is unknown, but scientists believe the ammonia-based life in this star may be exhibiting a form of bioluminescence. Regardless of the source the planet is a popular tourist attraction and easy to reach at only 300 light-years from Sol. A tourist beacon is set up here in close orbit of the gas giant. Source
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