Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

- Galactic Exploration Catalog -

Revision for Halo's Shepherd
Previous Revision, by CMDR Marx [2022-06-19 18:59:04]	→	Selected revision, by PhoenixBlue [2022-06-22 23:33:48]
DISCOVERER
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NAME
Halo's Shepherd	→	Halo's Shepherd
SYSTEMNAME
Hedgo RB-W c2-0	→	Hedgo RB-W c2-0
CATEGORY
Sights and Scenery	→	Sights and Scenery
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
Errant Marches	→	Errant Marches
LATITUDE
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LONGITUDE
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CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
Planet 3 a orbits closely enough to its gas giant parent that asteroids from the bright edge of the giant's icy rings are visible.	→	Planet 3 a orbits closely enough to its gas giant parent that asteroids from the bright edge of the giant's icy rings are visible.
DESCRIPTION
Planet 3 a orbits closely enough to its gas giant parent that asteroids from the bright edge of the giant's icy rings are visible. Tidal forces from Planet 3 create geological instabilities on the moon's surface, resulting in geological points of interest around the moon's surface.	→	Planet 3 a orbits closely enough to its gas giant parent that asteroids from the bright edge of the giant's icy rings are visible. Tidal forces from Planet 3 create geological instabilities on the moon's surface, resulting in geological points of interest around the moon's surface. Link to video of the ring's rotation is available here: [Halo's Shepherd](https://youtu.be/_DVNLql_flg).
Planet 3 a orbits closely enough to its gas giant parent that asteroids from the bright edge of the giant's icy rings are visible. Tidal forces from Planet 3 create geological instabilities on the moon's surface, resulting in geological points of interest around the moon's surface.	→	Planet 3 a orbits closely enough to its gas giant parent that asteroids from the bright edge of the giant's icy rings are visible. Tidal forces from Planet 3 create geological instabilities on the moon's surface, resulting in geological points of interest around the moon's surface. Link to video of the ring's rotation is available here: Halo's Shepherd.
JOURNAL
	→	{"timestamp":"2022-06-17T19:24:54Z","event":"SAAScanComplete","BodyName":"Hedgo RB-W c2-0 3 a","SystemAddress":46406012954,"BodyID":28,"ProbesUsed":2,"EfficiencyTarget":4}{"timestamp":"2022-06-17T19:24:54Z","event":"SAASignalsFound","BodyName":"Hedgo RB-W c2-0 3 a","SystemAddress":46406012954,"BodyID":28,"Signals":[{"Type":"$SAA_SignalType_Geological;","Type_Localised":"Geological","Count":2}]} {"timestamp":"2022-06-17T19:57:35Z","event":"SAAScanComplete","BodyName":"Hedgo RB-W c2-0 3 A Ring","SystemAddress":46406012954,"BodyID":27,"ProbesUsed":1,"EfficiencyTarget":0}
OBSERVATORY
	→	6/17/2022 3:16:29 PM Hedgo RB-W c2-0 3 a Close Ring Proximity Orbit: 199,304km, Radius: 1,125km, Distance from ring: 1,394km

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