Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

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Revision for Viridian Dreams
Previous Revision, by GMP_GGGs [2022-06-04 16:28:26]	→	Selected revision, by CMDR Marx [2022-06-04 19:48:13]
DISCOVERER
CMDR's Ibanez X, Hoschi247 [EoT]	→	CMDR WH1TED3L1VERYVAN
NAME
Viridian Dreams	→	Viridian Dreams
SYSTEMNAME
Nyeajaae IT-M c9-19	→	Nyeajaae IT-M c9-19
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
Situated very close to the Colonia Road waystation world of Rohini, this Glowing Green Giant is a must-see for anyone traveling the Colonia route.	→	Situated very close to the Colonia Road waystation world of Rohini, this Glowing Green Gas Giant is a must-see for anyone traveling the Colonia route.
DESCRIPTION
Situated very close to the Colonia Road waystation world of Rohini, this Glowing Green Giant is a must-see for anyone travelling the Colonia route and wanting to see some of the local scenery. It's a green-and-brown combination which Cmdr Odengard has referred to as "mint'choco", but which the explorers of Antipodean extraction are more likely to call "choc-mint". There's plenty of green to be seen from a distance, and six landable moons (two of which are in co-orbiting pairs), so there should be plenty of scope for any astrophotographers visiting this system. Astrophotography by Odengard [Source](https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/glowing-green-giants-the-definitive-list.418336/post-9419086)	→	Situated very close to the Colonia Road waystation world of Rohini, this Glowing Green Giant is a must-see for anyone travelling the Colonia route and wanting to see some of the local scenery. It's a green-and-brown combination which CMDR Odengard has referred to as "mint'choco", but which the explorers of Antipodean extraction are more likely to call "choc-mint". There's plenty of green to be seen from a distance, and six landable moons (two of which are in co-orbiting pairs), so there should be plenty of scope for any astrophotographers visiting this system. Astrophotography by Odengard [Source](https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/glowing-green-giants-the-definitive-list.418336/post-9419086)
Situated very close to the Colonia Road waystation world of Rohini, this Glowing Green Giant is a must-see for anyone travelling the Colonia route and wanting to see some of the local scenery. It's a green-and-brown combination which Cmdr Odengard has referred to as "mint'choco", but which the explorers of Antipodean extraction are more likely to call "choc-mint". There's plenty of green to be seen from a distance, and six landable moons (two of which are in co-orbiting pairs), so there should be plenty of scope for any astrophotographers visiting this system. Astrophotography by Odengard Source	→	Situated very close to the Colonia Road waystation world of Rohini, this Glowing Green Giant is a must-see for anyone travelling the Colonia route and wanting to see some of the local scenery. It's a green-and-brown combination which CMDR Odengard has referred to as "mint'choco", but which the explorers of Antipodean extraction are more likely to call "choc-mint". There's plenty of green to be seen from a distance, and six landable moons (two of which are in co-orbiting pairs), so there should be plenty of scope for any astrophotographers visiting this system. Astrophotography by Odengard Source
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