Wolf’s Eye Nebula

Poseidon’s Playground

Colonia Point

Hermès Halo.

A black hole and neutron star form the core of this system. Orbiting these and of special interest is a second neutron star, ringed, whose massive cerulean blue outer ring has a radius of just over 2.9 million kilometers. This ringed neutron star is itself orbited by a class M star. It is tempting and possible to map the neutron star's rings to better mine their bounty; however, one must approach perilously close to the neutron star's exclusion zone in order to do so. This system was discovered during the 3306 Distant Screws expedition to Colonia and Sagittarius A*.

Tillers’ Trove.

High above the galactic plane is a corpse system containing a black hole orbited by a distant neutron star/white dwarf close binary. The WD has a planet in a very close orbit around it that appears to orbit entirely within the exclusion zone, but the pair are also orbited by a system of worlds, the innermost of which is within 150 ls of the pair.

Four Forlorn Families. These four pairs of enormous gas giants (some with children), orbit a tight triple black hole center. Each pair orbit one another at ~1ls, with the children 1-4ls away. These families are dimly lit by a distant M7 VA star, that is separated from them by a fourth black hole.

Pendulum. This system features a black hole, a neutron star and three landable planets, in an zone less than 14 light-seconds.

The view from the geysers of the ringed planet (AB1) is sublime. If you wait a bit you can see an eclipse of the neutron star followed closely by the black hole that deforms the star background.

Cloverfield Planetary Nebula

“OGLE-2005-BLG-390Lb (known sometimes as Hoth by NASA[1]) is a super-Earth exoplanet orbiting OGLE-2005-BLG-390L, a star 21,500 ± 3,300 light years from Earth near the center of the Milky Way. It is one of the most distant planets known. On 25 January 2006, Probing Lensing Anomalies NETwork/Robotic Telescope Network (PLANET/Robonet), Optical Gravitational Lensing Experiment (OGLE), and Microlensing Observations in Astrophysics (MOA) made a joint announcement of the discovery.” - Wikipedia

Fegefeuer. The single, tidally locked planet C1 orbits its brown dwarf parent star at a distance of about 1.3 ls. Stunning views are available to those who land. Star B is located only a few light-seconds distant. If you want to watch star B rise and settle, bring heat sinks. The mean thing is it will only cook you on the way out.

New Botany Bay. A system containing a staggering 4 Earth-Like Worlds! - currently the highest concentration of ELWs in a single system so far discovered. The primary hyperspace exit point is a neutron star, but at 23,000 LS distance there is a M-class star blessed with 4 orbiting ELW's; 'Eora', 'Bidjigal', 'Gweagal', and 'Kameygal'.

Mermaid’s Purse Nebula

Singularities Playground. An astonishing nice System with 4 black Holes as main stars containing as sixt orbital body a double ringed Neutron Star. The Rings are metal rich with second Ring having an OD of nearly 3 Mio Kilometers. Additionally the Neutron Star is orbited by a L-Star Dwarf and 5 Gas-Giants.

Mordor. Black hole ("Melkor") orbited by a White Dwarf ("Mim") and a ringed Neutron Star ("Sauron's Eye") that has a red gas giant in orbit ("Witch-King"). A very dark and dangerous system with the non-sequence-star-trinity, Mordor is not a place for the faint of heart. Heading down to Sauron's Eye, one can take in the breathtaking width of the star's rings and wonder at the colossal cataclysm that happened to make them. Dip in to the ring, park up next to an asteroid and gaze out at the tails of the Sauron's Eye whipping round. Marvel in the terror of this inhuman place.

Tritium Overlap 1 B ring

Minor POI

Planetary Nebula

Devil’s Hair Nebula

First discovered in 1974, TrA X-1 was classified as an x-ray nova, a source of extremely bright and brief x-ray emission. At peak emission this nova produced almost as much x-rays emission as the Crab nebula. These sources were believed by early astronomers to be caused by matter falling into a black hole, and is confirmed by recent survey which found three separate black holes in a co-orbiting system.

Leviathan’s Lair Planetary Nebula

Hawkings Gap Abandoned Settlements

Glowing Green Gas Giant

Planetary Nebula

“ OGLE2-TR-L9 is a magnitude 15 star in the constellation Carina at a distance of approximately 5,142 light years.[1]” - Wikipedia

Twin Eaters. A pair of incredibly rapid spinning neutron stars just over 960 Lightyears from Sol. The slower spinning one (2.05 ms) orbits a Class B giant and the faster spinning one (1.653 ms) orbits a Class A subdwarf. Both these neutron stars are eating away at their companion stars rather quickly. It likely won't be long until the subdwarf becomes a white dwarf and the giant goes supernova and becomes another neutron star (source).

Satan’s Kingdom. Planet: 1 B

Coordinates: -62.92, -14.34

Orange super-giant V337 Carinae glares down like an angry deity on this hot metal world. The view of the giant star is worth the visit, but the real gem is the canyon system, dozens of kilometers long. Speculated to be the remnants of a long vanished river system, it has sheer cliffs, open plains, rugged zones, and side channels. The colors vary between rust, auburn, terra cotta, and vermillion. This is a spectacular location for SRV races, base jumping, or high-speed ship flybys. It is even close enough to the Bubble for a day trip.