Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

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Revision for Sapphire Sisters
Previous Revision, by SpaceTrash67 [2022-08-18 19:16:41]	→	Selected revision, by SpaceTrash67 [2022-08-18 19:21:12]
DISCOVERER
SpaceTrash67	→	SpaceTrash67
NAME
Sapphire Sisters	→	Sapphire Sisters
SYSTEMNAME
Graea Hypa OR-V d2-105	→	Graea Hypa OR-V d2-105
CATEGORY
Sights and Scenery	→	Sights and Scenery
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
Inner Scutum-Centaurus Arm	→	Inner Scutum-Centaurus Arm
LATITUDE
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LONGITUDE
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CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
Two Deep Blue GG in close orbit - each sporting a narrow ('Taylors') Ring	→	Two Deep Blue GG in close orbit - each sporting a narrow ('Taylors') Ring
DESCRIPTION
Bodies A8 And A9 of this system are a pair of deep blue Class I Jovian Gas Giants with very thin rings in relation to their diameter. The proximity of the two in their binary pairing allows for some interesting views against the backdrop of the Inner Scutum-Centaurus Arm. The system is an easy detour; it lies @ 2-3 kLy East of the Bubble-Colonia corridor	→	Bodies A8 And A9 of this system are a pair of deep blue Class I Jovian Gas Giants with very thin rings in relation to their diameter. The proximity of the two in their binary pairing allows for some interesting views against the backdrop of the Inner Scutum-Centaurus Arm. The system is an easy detour; it lies @ 2-3 kLy East of the Bubble-Colonia corridor GMP Forum Post: [https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/the-galactic-mapping-project-historical-archive-of-exploration.116450/post-9469589] EDSM POI Map: [https://www.edsm.net/en_GB/galactic-mapping#6/-2941/0/13301%7CplanetFeatures%7C2219]
Bodies A8 And A9 of this system are a pair of deep blue Class I Jovian Gas Giants with very thin rings in relation to their diameter. The proximity of the two in their binary pairing allows for some interesting views against the backdrop of the Inner Scutum-Centaurus Arm. The system is an easy detour; it lies @ 2-3 kLy East of the Bubble-Colonia corridor	→	Bodies A8 And A9 of this system are a pair of deep blue Class I Jovian Gas Giants with very thin rings in relation to their diameter. The proximity of the two in their binary pairing allows for some interesting views against the backdrop of the Inner Scutum-Centaurus Arm. The system is an easy detour; it lies @ 2-3 kLy East of the Bubble-Colonia corridor GMP Forum Post: [https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/the-galactic-mapping-project-historical-archive-of-exploration.116450/post-9469589] EDSM POI Map: [https://www.edsm.net/en_GB/galactic-mapping#6/-2941/0/13301%7CplanetFeatures%7C2219]
JOURNAL
EDD Details: >>>>> Graea Hypa OR-V d2-105 A 8 <<<<< Class I gas giant Mass: 92.53 EM Radius: 57148.7 km Distance from Arrival Point 13,439.8ls Atmospheric Composition: Hydrogen - 70.97% Helium - 29.03% Surface Temp: 60K Gravity: 1.15g Orbital Period: 8.3 days Semi Major Axis: 257,941.6km Orbital Eccentricity: 0.155 Orbital Inclination: -2.694° Arg Of Periapsis: 111.885° Axial tilt: 16.04° Rotation Period: 10.2 days Ring Graea Hypa OR-V d2-105 A 8 A Ring (Metallic) Mass: 31,222,000,000.0000 MT Inner Radius: 98,764km Outer Radius: 103,920km Mapped Efficiently Current value: 62,113 First Discovered+Mapped value: 49,691/62,113e First Mapped value: 41,821/52,276e First Discovered value: 10,331 Mapped value: 17,219/21,524e Base Estimated value: 3,973 Scan Type: Detailed Signals: Rhodplumsite: 2 Monazite: 1 Painite: 1 >>>>> Graea Hypa OR-V d2-105 A 9 <<<<< Class I gas giant Mass: 38.5 EM Radius: 46954.2 km Distance from Arrival Point 13,442.1ls Atmospheric Composition: Hydrogen - 70.97% Helium - 29.03% Surface Temp: 56K Gravity: 0.71g Orbital Period: 8.3 days Semi Major Axis: 619,880.5km Orbital Eccentricity: 0.155 Orbital Inclination: -2.694° Arg Of Periapsis: 291.885° Axial tilt: -5.28° Rotation Period: 9.8 days Tidally locked Ring Graea Hypa OR-V d2-105 A 9 A Ring (Metallic) Mass: 10,184,000,000.0000 MT Inner Radius: 76,557km Outer Radius: 78,777km Mapped Efficiently Current value: 56,286 First Discovered+Mapped value: 45,029/56,286e First Mapped value: 37,897/47,372e First Discovered value: 9,362 Mapped value: 15,604/19,505e Base Estimated value: 3,600 Scan Type: Detailed Signals: Platinum: 1	→	EDD Details: >>>>> Graea Hypa OR-V d2-105 A 8 <<<<< Class I gas giant Mass: 92.53 EM Radius: 57148.7 km Distance from Arrival Point 13,439.8ls Atmospheric Composition: Hydrogen - 70.97% Helium - 29.03% Surface Temp: 60K Gravity: 1.15g Orbital Period: 8.3 days Semi Major Axis: 257,941.6km Orbital Eccentricity: 0.155 Orbital Inclination: -2.694° Arg Of Periapsis: 111.885° Axial tilt: 16.04° Rotation Period: 10.2 days Ring Graea Hypa OR-V d2-105 A 8 A Ring (Metallic) Mass: 31,222,000,000.0000 MT Inner Radius: 98,764km Outer Radius: 103,920km Mapped Efficiently Current value: 62,113 First Discovered+Mapped value: 49,691/62,113e First Mapped value: 41,821/52,276e First Discovered value: 10,331 Mapped value: 17,219/21,524e Base Estimated value: 3,973 Scan Type: Detailed Signals: Rhodplumsite: 2 Monazite: 1 Painite: 1 >>>>> Graea Hypa OR-V d2-105 A 9 <<<<< Class I gas giant Mass: 38.5 EM Radius: 46954.2 km Distance from Arrival Point 13,442.1ls Atmospheric Composition: Hydrogen - 70.97% Helium - 29.03% Surface Temp: 56K Gravity: 0.71g Orbital Period: 8.3 days Semi Major Axis: 619,880.5km Orbital Eccentricity: 0.155 Orbital Inclination: -2.694° Arg Of Periapsis: 291.885° Axial tilt: -5.28° Rotation Period: 9.8 days Tidally locked Ring Graea Hypa OR-V d2-105 A 9 A Ring (Metallic) Mass: 10,184,000,000.0000 MT Inner Radius: 76,557km Outer Radius: 78,777km Mapped Efficiently Current value: 56,286 First Discovered+Mapped value: 45,029/56,286e First Mapped value: 37,897/47,372e First Discovered value: 9,362 Mapped value: 15,604/19,505e Base Estimated value: 3,600 Scan Type: Detailed Signals: Platinum: 1
OBSERVATORY
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