Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

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Original submission for The Blink of an Eye
	Original submission, by Molan Ryke [2022-06-15 15:50:51]
DISCOVERER
→	Molan Ryke
NAME
→	The Blink of an Eye
SYSTEMNAME
→	Phraa Flyoo TZ-O e6-922
CATEGORY
→	Planetary Features
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
→	Galactic Centre
LATITUDE
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LONGITUDE
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CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
→	Planet C 1 orbit drops into exclusion zone of white dwarf.
DESCRIPTION
→	Located in a Black Hole System. Planet C 1 drops into the Exclusion Zone of White Dwarf every 2.5 days for a short time. The views from the ground is incredible and as the planet soars past the star the lensing effect is a sight to behold. This is very similar to the original Planet of Death near Colonia but with a longer orbital period.
→	Located in a Black Hole System. Planet C 1 drops into the Exclusion Zone of White Dwarf every 2.5 days for a short time. The views from the ground is incredible and as the planet soars past the star the lensing effect is a sight to behold. This is very similar to the original Planet of Death near Colonia but with a longer orbital period.
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