A massive, beautiful neutron right here in the bubble. A great place to start from!

Its central star HIP 38064 features unusually large stellar objects with rings, including an M-class star, a class L-dwarf and two Y-class dwarfs. The O-class primary star lights up the rings with vivid blue and purple colors.

The nearest two planets are in inside the star's corona, and in close proximity to each other, causing spectacular views. Planet 2 contains a tourist beacon with information on the original discovery of this area. Commanders should take great care when landing on planet 2; high gravity is present, and proximity to the star may cause overheating.

NOTE: Manual routing from WP2 to WP3 may be required due to the permit-locked Barnard's Loop area being in between the two.

NOTE 1: Manual routing from WP2 to WP3 may be required due to the permit-locked Barnard's Loop area being in between the two.

The largest known star currently discovered, and just a mere 1,800 LYs from Sol. VY Canis Majoris was one of the first destinations for pioneer explorers during the early "gamma-phase" of testing the original FSD technology.

NOTE 2: When you look at the star and think to yourself, "That's not very big?" - check your navigation panel and see how far away from it you are!

x Carinae (also V382 Carinae) is a yellow hypergiant in the constellation Carina. At 700 solar radii it is the 10th largest known star by radius and the brightest of the rare yellow hypergiant class when seen from Earth. The x Carinae system also contains two smaller stars and a single gas giant providing great views of the hypergiant at 3500 light-seconds.

This system contains nine planets, all ringed. Planet 8 has four ringed moons, two of which are also gas giants. Under the right conditions, all five bodies can line up in the same field of view.

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.

This system contains:

1. Rubeum Metallic Crystals
2. Caeruleum Octahedral Pod
3. Chryseum Void Heart

A ringed neutron star. What makes this system interesting is the fact that it orbits a black hole, and thus making the neutron the only source of light, aside from the galactic halo, allowing for a stunning view of both of the galactic core, being 1320ly above the core, and the neutron's rings. Another interesting note is that half of the ring's area is unreachable, due to the remnant's exclusion zone.

This system has 3 neutron stars only 1,300ly away. These three will form a 2 barred cross, or double dagger.

Explorer's Anchorage

Center of the galaxy.

100% Metal Content planet - B 1.

A massive, beautiful neutron right here in the bubble. Wait - haven't we been here before?