Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

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Original submission for Green Glory
	Original submission, by Mooing [2022-05-03 14:19:40]
DISCOVERER
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NAME
→	Green Glory
SYSTEMNAME
→	Praea Euq VP-M c21-1
CATEGORY
→	Green Gas Giants
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
→	Inner Orion Spur
LATITUDE
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LONGITUDE
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CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
→	A spectacular GGG that is quite close to the human bubble.
DESCRIPTION
→	Before this discovery, it was believed that the Floasly Green Giant was alone in its green-ness, but this planet is just as green and, arguably, even more glorious. With a set of rocky rings, and three moons (two of which are in a tight binary), never before has a GGG been more photogenic. Its proximity to the bubble also makes it an excellent tourist destination.
→	Before this discovery, it was believed that the Floasly Green Giant was alone in its green-ness, but this planet is just as green and, arguably, even more glorious. With a set of rocky rings, and three moons (two of which are in a tight binary), never before has a GGG been more photogenic. Its proximity to the bubble also makes it an excellent tourist destination.
JOURNAL
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OBSERVATORY
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