Created: 2023-03-17 01:21:35 Last Edited: 2024-10-26 19:09:44 | |
Submitted by: Julian Ford | |
Star System: | Teqaea PT-Q e5-860 |
Coordinates: | -4255.97 / -62.25 / 37174.8 |
Sol Distance: | 37,417.7 ly |
Region: | Izanami |
Category: | Nebulae |
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Summary: A vibrant teal planetary nebula containing an Earth-like world. | |
Description: When viewed at certain angles, this planetary nebula resembles a loosely-rolled bolt of the finest silk, which shifts in color from blue to green - especially from within the nebula itself. Created by tens of millions years of emissions from its central neutron star, which are typically inhospitable to life, the Shimmersilk Nebula houses a secret jewel within: a single Earth-like world, orbiting the secondary K class star underneath a permanent, aquamarine aurora. One little gap in the gas cloud of the nebula, the Tear in the Silk, provides a pinprick view of the outside universe. Electricae Radialem can be found in many systems adjacent to the nebula, in a variety of differing colors. The Shimmersilk Nebula served as the basecamp for the Summer 3309 expedition, "Izanami: Land of Dreams", by the Independent Explorers Association. | |
ID64 Address: | 3694869343220 |
EDSM ID: | 10950013 |
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Nearest Neighbors:
POI Name | Distance | Rating | System |
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Kokytos | 781.81 | 5.86 | Teqia VL‑K d9‑11 |
[GMP] Mushroom Nebula | 1,551.82 | N/A | Vegnue WK‑E d12‑329 |
Vegnue AA‑A h17 nebula (Ts... | 1,570.44 | 6.09 | Vegnue PY‑M b51‑4 |
The Bright Blue Dot | 1,789.04 | 3.30 | Flyae Flyuae QT‑Q... |
[GMP] Our Lady's Modesty | 2,025.11 | N/A | Gooreia WO‑Z e131 |
[GMP] Fire Cloud Nebula | 2,188.30 | N/A | Scheau Byoe AF‑P ... |
Lockyer's Delight | 2,254.73 | 3.19 | Splojio KS‑S d4‑492 |
[GMP] Three of the Norns | 2,310.52 | N/A | Phroea Gree FB‑U ... |
Carriers Last Seen in this System:
Callsign | Name | Date |
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X6V‑14Y | STAR OF RIGA | 2024‑03‑16 06:03:54 |
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