Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

- Galactic Exploration Catalog -

Original submission for Crystals to Infinity
	Original submission, by NI6H70WL [2022-08-19 09:36:47]
DISCOVERER
→	NIH70WL
NAME
→	Crystals to Infinity
SYSTEMNAME
→	Syritchi IW-E d11-70
CATEGORY
→	Planetary Features
CATEGORY 2
→	Organic
REGION
→	Hieronymus Delta
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SUMMARY
→	At first glance an ordinary system, at second glance full of jumponium thanks to three planets with crystal shards.
DESCRIPTION
→	In this system you get everything an explorer needs. Materials without end - especially the crystal shards full of polonium and yttrium are a real blessing. Planet C 1 a contains heaps of yttrium as well as geological signals where you can sometimes get arsenic. Planet C 2 c a contains the much sought-after element polonium, and again there are geological signals on the surface where you can get germanium and niobium. Planet C 3 b contains ruthenium crystals, if you need it you can fill up your storage here.
→	In this system you get everything an explorer needs. Materials without end - especially the crystal shards full of polonium and yttrium are a real blessing. Planet C 1 a contains heaps of yttrium as well as geological signals where you can sometimes get arsenic. Planet C 2 c a contains the much sought-after element polonium, and again there are geological signals on the surface where you can get germanium and niobium. Planet C 3 b contains ruthenium crystals, if you need it you can fill up your storage here.
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