Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

- Galactic Exploration Catalog -

Original submission for Insomniac's Retreat
	Original submission, by Phill P [2022-05-05 00:40:11]
DISCOVERER
→	Phill P2
NAME
→	Insomniac's Retreat
SYSTEMNAME
→	Jongoi TN-K d8-0
CATEGORY
→	Sights and Scenery
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
→	Kepler's Crest
LATITUDE
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LONGITUDE
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CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
→	An Earthlike in the void between spiral arms
DESCRIPTION
→	What do you do when you have a bout of insomnia? Try to plot a course between spiral arms of the Galaxy. This Earthlike world, Body 3, was discovered on the Rook Down Under Expedition while manually plotting across the Perseus Fade. The main star is an F providing valuable fuel in this sparse area of space, the Earthlike has an orbiting landable moon and its position in the void between spiral arms underlines how distant and remote this area of the galaxy is from the bubble. Body 1 is a Landable Terraformable HMC and there are 2 other landable bodies, 4A and 6a which are rocky and icy respectively.
→	What do you do when you have a bout of insomnia? Try to plot a course between spiral arms of the Galaxy. This Earthlike world, Body 3, was discovered on the Rook Down Under Expedition while manually plotting across the Perseus Fade. The main star is an F providing valuable fuel in this sparse area of space, the Earthlike has an orbiting landable moon and its position in the void between spiral arms underlines how distant and remote this area of the galaxy is from the bubble. Body 1 is a Landable Terraformable HMC and there are 2 other landable bodies, 4A and 6a which are rocky and icy respectively.
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