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 - Galactic Exploration Catalog - 
Original submission for Witch's Cauldron

Original submission, by Notso F. Obvious [2025-09-19 18:18:08]
DISCOVERER
→Notso F. Obvious
NAME
→Witch's Cauldron
SYSTEMNAME
→Wepue JN-I d10-5146
CATEGORY
→Planetary Features
CATEGORY 2
→Sights and Scenery
REGION
→Galactic Centre
LATITUDE
→44.365
LONGITUDE
→-45.5005
CALLSIGN
→
SUMMARY
→A high valley situated between very tall mountains.
DESCRIPTION
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Body ABCD 1 d, a rocky moon of a Class III gas giant, features a striking landmark: A valley situated between tall mountains, home to multiple different lifeforms. The tallest and most massive of the mountains shaping the valley - Blair Peak - is 8.86 km high. On it's rough, unwelcoming summit Fungoida and Frutexa can be found.

view of the valley from the top of Blair Peak

Blair Peak

Blair Peak height confirmation

The summit

view from the bottom of the valley

another view of the valley

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