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 - Galactic Exploration Catalog - 
Asterius

Created: 2024-10-27 23:09:27 Last Edited: 2024-10-28 18:23:05
  Submitted by: LCU No Fool Like One
Star System:Flyoo Groa XW-W c4-13
Coordinates:-26476.1 / -75.75 / 50341.8
Sol Distance: 56,879.6 ly
Region:Outer Scutum-Centaurus Arm
Category:Notable Stellar Phenomena
Latitude:3.48163
Longitude:12.79011
 



Summary:

One of only two systems hosting Stolon Trees and their pods, with scenic views of the nearby (10 ly) nebula. It also contains a body with Crystalline Shards yielding Antimony.

 
Description:

This is one of two systems containing Stolon Trees and pods. Its twin Alastor is in the nearby nebula and is the home of the DSSA Solsen's Alastor, which occasionally will make the short hop between the systems.

The system hosts several scenic views featuring the nearby nebula.

There are two Notable Stellar Phenomena in the system. The nearest to the main star has a Viride Lagrange Cloud, which when lit by the star can appear in a vibrant yellow.

The Stolon Trees are very much larger than even a ship like the Anaconda.

They have multiple arms with a hinged container for the pod. The pods may be found floating free, with or without the container. They have several distinct states: they may be open or closed, and they might carry a "pearl" or be empty. (See a video here.) Research limpets can also be used to retrieve samples from these seed pods.

The second Notable Stellar Phenomena signal is inside the rings of planet A 7 and contains an unidentifiable Ice Crystal that can cause a temperature drop if closely approached. When composition scanned, no identification is presented and no entry logged to the ship's computer. The crystal is similar to the Purpureum Ice Crystal, but has many extra spikes compared to it.

Unknown Ice Crystal

Planet B 5 contains surface life in the form of Crystalline Shards, which can be shot to release Antimony. In fact, Asterius is a so-called "green" system, meaning all materials can be prospected from the surface of the bodies here. Many of the materials can be found around volcanic features, making them easy to collect. The shards are challenging to locate, but can be found near latitude 3.48163, longitude 12.79011

Crystalline Shards encrusted with Antimony

 
ID64 Address:3612839197226
EDSM ID:9889385

EDSM Traffic Report

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Nearest Neighbors:

 POI Name  Distance  Rating   System 
Alastor  9.68  6.55  Flyoo Groa SO‑Z e0 
[GMP] DSSA Solsen’s ...  9.69  N/A  Flyoo Groa SO‑Z e0 
[GMP] Alastor  9.69  N/A  Flyoo Groa SO‑Z e0 
[GMP] DSSA Shepard's D...  2,967.19  N/A  Thuechoea ZE‑A g0 
[GMP] Brothers And Sisters...  2,967.19  N/A  Thuechoea ZE‑A g0 
Columbus's Light  4,168.22  4.35  Issarm JC‑C d13‑0 
[GMP] The Four Muses  4,233.80  N/A  Strivie JG‑Y e3 
[GMP] Distant Tan  4,253.57  N/A  Byooe Chraea JL‑P... 

Carriers Last Seen in this System:

 Callsign   Name  Date 
Q1H‑7HF  THE INFLATED WHALE  2024‑12‑02 19:05:43 
Messages for this POI:
None.
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