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Revision for Guardian Ruins - Blaa Hypai nebula
Previous Revision, by CMDR Marx [2022-07-08 11:54:45]	→	Selected revision, by Richard Fluiraniz M. [2022-08-01 23:09:18]
DISCOVERER
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NAME
Guardian Ruins - Blaa Hypai nebula	→	Guardian Ruins - Blaa Hypai nebula
SYSTEMNAME
Blaa Hypai LZ-F b27-0	→	Blaa Hypai LZ-F b27-0
CATEGORY
Mystery and Xenology	→	Mystery and Xenology
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
Norma Expanse	→	Norma Expanse
LATITUDE
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SUMMARY
An area containing ancient Guardian Ruins, and brain trees.	→	An area containing ancient Guardian Ruins, and brain trees.
DESCRIPTION
Within 100 ly of the center of the [Blaa Hypai nebula](https://edastro.com/gec/view/188), ancient Guardian ruins and the so-called brain trees can be found. Those flora seem to have a curious link to the aliens, as to date, they have only been found around areas that the Guardians once inhabited. While most of the known Guardian sites can be found in the Gamma Velorum not far from human space, explorers have found clusters of ruins around distant nebulae, such as this one. It's unclear whether these remote sites held any sort of unique significance to the aliens: they are only mentioned in passing in what data could be recovered from the Guardian obelisk network. The list of currently known Guardian sites can be found in the [Catalog of Guardian Structures and Ruins](https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/catalog-of-guardian-structures-and-ruins.589897/).	→	Within 100 ly of the center of the [Blaa Hypai nebula](https://edastro.com/gec/view/188), ancient Guardian ruins and the so-called brain trees can be found. Those flora seem to have a curious link to the aliens, as to date, they have only been found around areas that the Guardians once inhabited. ![](https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/968546592233775117/994463537881677855/Blaa_Hypai_OZ-O_d6-16__Blaa_Hypai_OZ-O_d6-16_4_c_1.png?width=1268&height=676) While most of the known Guardian sites can be found in the Gamma Velorum not far from human space, explorers have found clusters of ruins around distant nebulae, such as this one. It's unclear whether these remote sites held any sort of unique significance to the aliens: they are only mentioned in passing in what data could be recovered from the Guardian obelisk network. The list of currently known Guardian sites can be found in the [Catalog of Guardian Structures and Ruins](https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/catalog-of-guardian-structures-and-ruins.589897/).
Within 100 ly of the center of the Blaa Hypai nebula, ancient Guardian ruins and the so-called brain trees can be found. Those flora seem to have a curious link to the aliens, as to date, they have only been found around areas that the Guardians once inhabited. While most of the known Guardian sites can be found in the Gamma Velorum not far from human space, explorers have found clusters of ruins around distant nebulae, such as this one. It's unclear whether these remote sites held any sort of unique significance to the aliens: they are only mentioned in passing in what data could be recovered from the Guardian obelisk network. The list of currently known Guardian sites can be found in the Catalog of Guardian Structures and Ruins.	→	Within 100 ly of the center of the Blaa Hypai nebula, ancient Guardian ruins and the so-called brain trees can be found. Those flora seem to have a curious link to the aliens, as to date, they have only been found around areas that the Guardians once inhabited. While most of the known Guardian sites can be found in the Gamma Velorum not far from human space, explorers have found clusters of ruins around distant nebulae, such as this one. It's unclear whether these remote sites held any sort of unique significance to the aliens: they are only mentioned in passing in what data could be recovered from the Guardian obelisk network. The list of currently known Guardian sites can be found in the Catalog of Guardian Structures and Ruins.
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