Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

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Revision for Chroan Crystal Reefs
Previous Revision, by halseyspartan2 [2026-02-04 23:12:21]	→	Selected revision, by PhoenixBlue [2026-02-11 18:33:09]
DISCOVERER
CMDR HalseySpartan2	→	CMDR HalseySpartan2
NAME
Rings of Crystal	→	Chroan Crystal Reefs
SYSTEMNAME
Preae Chroa LP-A b55-9	→	Preae Chroa LP-A b55-9
CATEGORY
Notable Stellar Phenomena	→	Notable Stellar Phenomena
CATEGORY 2
Sights and Scenery	→	Sights and Scenery
REGION
Formorian Frontier	→	Formorian Frontier
LATITUDE
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LONGITUDE
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CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
A ringed gas giant with two Notable Stellar Phenomena points of interest. CMDRs can find 4 out of 6 ice crystal types for this sector here.	→	A ringed gas giant with two Notable Stellar Phenomena points of interest. CMDRs can find 4 out of 6 ice crystal types for this sector here.
DESCRIPTION
The Rings of Crystal are the ice rings of body 2 in this system. Commanders can find four out of six types of ice crystal Notable Stellar Phenomena in the two NSP points of interest here, offering some spectacular views of dancing red, green, pink, and purple lights among the white ice chunks floating all around. Commanders can find: - Purpureum Ice Crystals - Prasinum Ice Crystals - Roseum Ice Crystals - Flavum Ice Crystals	→	The Chroan Crystal Reefs are the ice rings of body 2 in this system. Commanders can find four out of six types of ice crystal Notable Stellar Phenomena in the two NSP points of interest here, offering some spectacular views of dancing red, green, pink, and purple lights among the white ice chunks floating all around. Commanders can find: - Purpureum Ice Crystals - Prasinum Ice Crystals - Roseum Ice Crystals - Flavum Ice Crystals ![](https://i.imgur.com/UVTGHcO.gif) The reefs are home to [Roseum Squid Molluscs](https://canonn.science/codex/squid-mollusc/), a species of cosmozoan found throughout the Formorian Frontier. Unlike gourd molluscs, which are found throughout the Inner Orion Spur, these molluscs will immedately retreat from ships' headlights. Weapons fire will also cause the molluscs to withdraw, though it doesn't appear to actually harm the creatures.
The Rings of Crystal are the ice rings of body 2 in this system. Commanders can find four out of six types of ice crystal Notable Stellar Phenomena in the two NSP points of interest here, offering some spectacular views of dancing red, green, pink, and purple lights among the white ice chunks floating all around. Commanders can find: - Purpureum Ice Crystals - Prasinum Ice Crystals - Roseum Ice Crystals - Flavum Ice Crystals	→	The Chroan Crystal Reefs are the ice rings of body 2 in this system. Commanders can find four out of six types of ice crystal Notable Stellar Phenomena in the two NSP points of interest here, offering some spectacular views of dancing red, green, pink, and purple lights among the white ice chunks floating all around. Commanders can find: Purpureum Ice Crystals Prasinum Ice Crystals Roseum Ice Crystals Flavum Ice Crystals The reefs are home to Roseum Squid Molluscs, a species of cosmozoan found throughout the Formorian Frontier. Unlike gourd molluscs, which are found throughout the Inner Orion Spur, these molluscs will immedately retreat from ships' headlights. Weapons fire will also cause the molluscs to withdraw, though it doesn't appear to actually harm the creatures.
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