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 - Galactic Exploration Catalog - 
Sagittarius A*

Created: 2022-04-29 19:54:06 Last Edited: 2023-01-30 15:28:09
  Submitted by: Official GEC on behalf of Zulu Romeo
Star System:Sagittarius A*
Coordinates:25.2188 / -20.9062 / 25900
Sol Distance: 25,900 ly
Region:Galactic Centre
Category:Stellar Features
Category:Tourist Beacons
 



Summary:

The Milky Way's central supermassive black hole.

Notice: This POI shares the same star system with a prior existing entry in the Galactic Mapping Project (GMP). You can visit the original entry using the link below:

    Sagittarius A* (historicalLocation), Sagittarius A*

 
Description:

Sagittarius A* is the supermassive black hole at the centre of our galaxy. The first Commander who made a successful voyage to the system and back was CMDR Zulu Romeo, near the end of the year 3300. Since then, the Centre has become a popular destination for explorers, who have visited it by the tens of thousands. In addition to singular pilots making the voyage on their own, Sagittarius A* has also been a popular waypoint for groups of explorers as well, such as the first Distant Worlds expedition, or for racers, such as the Buckyball Racing Club.

In 3305, a small community sprung up in the area around Sagittarius A*, with some research installations and a station called Explorer's Anchorage built in the nearby Stuemeae FG-Y d7561 system, during the Distant Worlds 2 initiative.

There is only one other body in the system: Source 2, the only star orbiting Sagittarius A*, 106,000 ls from the Supermassive Black Hole.

(Astrophotography by CMDR dkO)

It's also worth noting that the G2 Dust Cloud survived an encounter with Sagittarius A* millennia ago, and moved on on its journey through the galaxy. Today, explorers can find it 2,000 ly away from the centre.

 
ID64 Address:20578934
EDSM ID:25635

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 POI Name  Distance  Rating   System 
[GMP] Sagittarius A*  0.03  N/A  Sagittarius A* 
[GMP] Armstrong Landing  1.40  N/A  Stuemeae KM‑W c1‑342 
Explorer's Anchorage  3.66  6.41  Stuemeae FG‑Y d7561 
[GMP] Explorer's Ancho...  3.66  N/A  Stuemeae FG‑Y d7561 
[GMP] Sagittarius A* Depot  9.06  N/A  Stuemeae BA‑A d6708 
Wilma and Betty  126.74  2.04  Juenae HP‑A c3‑646 
[GMP] Abigail's Mobile  261.29  N/A  Myriesly RN‑B d13... 
The Outland Worlds  307.46  4.68  Juenae LZ‑C c1‑7640 

Carriers Last Seen in this System:

 Callsign   Name  Date 
H5M‑G5H  ARISTARCHUS'S EQUALITY  2024‑04‑18 20:36:35 
Q0Z‑59Q  BAHAMUT  2024‑04‑18 19:52:55 
K6Z‑11T  PANDORA  2024‑04‑18 19:36:40 
TLH‑24W  N.A.C. SEAMUS HECTOR  2024‑04‑17 21:07:35 
V6W‑9QN  CEC Knight of Cydonia  2024‑04‑17 14:36:27 
TBG‑1XV  Solaris  2024‑04‑17 07:20:56 
JLZ‑96Q  NEBUCHADNEZZAR  2024‑04‑16 18:50:37 
K8T‑W8F  ROCKY DAWN  2024‑04‑16 10:10:10 
  + 32 additional carriers.
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