Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

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Original submission for Wolf's Vegetarian Delight
	Original submission, by Marxanthius [2022-05-06 02:31:34]
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NAME
→	Wolf's Vegetarian Delight
SYSTEMNAME
→	HR 6265
CATEGORY
→	Organic
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
→	Inner Orion Spur
LATITUDE
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SUMMARY
→	A smorgasbord of rare organic life to see based on a Wolf-Rayet star
DESCRIPTION
→	A beautiful blue white Wolf-Rayet class star is at the heart of this system, with a number of crispy planets in orbit. Where this system really gets interesting is the white dwarf orbiting about 86K ls around this Wolf-Rayet. 4 gas giants and 1 high metal content orbit that white dwarf, and between those 5 bodies they have 20 moons, 11 of which support biological life. This isn't a case where one organism just happened to jump planets, this system is a veritable smorgasbord of life. 16 different varieties can be found within this system. Aleoida Laminiae - Grey Bacterium Alcyoneum - Amethyst Bacterium Aurasus - Amethyst Cactoida Lapis - Indigo Concha Labiata - Lime Frutexa Acus - Orange Frutexa Flabellum - Orange Fungoida Setisis - Gold Stratum Excutitus - Red Stratum Laminamus - Red Stratum Paleas - Red Tubus Compagibus - Lime Tussock Cultro - Orange Tussock Ignis - Orange Tussock Pennata - Orange Tussock Ventusa - Orange This system has a number of rare biological life that will be difficult to find elsewhere in the galaxy given that they need the light from a Wolf-Rayet star to provide the colours you will find here, but obviously they can't live on a burnt up rock sitting too close to said star. The primary picture is located on B 4 B in a Carbon Dioxide atmosphere, while the following is located on B 3 D which is an ammonia based atmosphere. ![cactoida in amonia atmosphere](https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/968546592233775117/971960119170576394/HR_6265_2.jpg)
→	A beautiful blue white Wolf-Rayet class star is at the heart of this system, with a number of crispy planets in orbit. Where this system really gets interesting is the white dwarf orbiting about 86K ls around this Wolf-Rayet. 4 gas giants and 1 high metal content orbit that white dwarf, and between those 5 bodies they have 20 moons, 11 of which support biological life. This isn't a case where one organism just happened to jump planets, this system is a veritable smorgasbord of life. 16 different varieties can be found within this system. Aleoida Laminiae - Grey Bacterium Alcyoneum - Amethyst Bacterium Aurasus - Amethyst Cactoida Lapis - Indigo Concha Labiata - Lime Frutexa Acus - Orange Frutexa Flabellum - Orange Fungoida Setisis - Gold Stratum Excutitus - Red Stratum Laminamus - Red Stratum Paleas - Red Tubus Compagibus - Lime Tussock Cultro - Orange Tussock Ignis - Orange Tussock Pennata - Orange Tussock Ventusa - Orange This system has a number of rare biological life that will be difficult to find elsewhere in the galaxy given that they need the light from a Wolf-Rayet star to provide the colours you will find here, but obviously they can't live on a burnt up rock sitting too close to said star. The primary picture is located on B 4 B in a Carbon Dioxide atmosphere, while the following is located on B 3 D which is an ammonia based atmosphere.
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