Eol Prou IW-W e1-3045 (Colonia Nebula) [#13079234431124]

Souřadnice

This system is located at: -9555.4375 / -923.84375 / 19752.09375

Galaktické souřadnice R: 21 961,445 / l: 25,816 / b: -2,411
Rovníkové koordináty: Stoupání 18h 47m 2,841s / Deklinace: -7° 25'51,125''


Reserve level: Nedotčené

Obyvatelná zóna:
Metal-rich body (6 to 783 ls), Earth-like world (12 333 to 18 497 ls), Water world (10 113 to 39 165 ls), Ammonia world (25 588 to 69 626 ls), Terraformable (9 606 to 19 166 ls)

Předpokládaná hodnota: 130 066 CR

Záznam letu

This system was visited for the first time on EDSM by Mad Mulligan.

It was named by the Galactic Mapping Project with the name of: Colonia Nebula

61 ships passed through Eol Prou IW-W e1-3045 space, including 0 ship in the last 7 days.

0 ship passed through Eol Prou IW-W e1-3045 space in the last 24 hours.

A medium-sized nebula situated on the western edge of the galactic core. The nebula became a hotbed of exploration in late June 3302 when the missing starport, Jaques Station, was discovered within its outer edges.

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When people refer to 'Colonia' it may have several meanings depending on how broadly the term is being used.

In its most narrow sense, it may refer only to the Colonia system itself - this is the star system where Jaques Station is located.

'Colonia' may also refer to all the inhabited systems within this nebula and its immediate surroundings - i.e. The Colonia Region.

Its original designation was EOL PROU RS-T D3-94, but was added to the Galactic Mapping Project by Erimus Kamzel on July 1st 3302 as a POI (unofficially) named "Colonia", and the name was quickly adopted by the exploration community. The name subsequently became official via Universal Cartographics (Frontier Developments) several weeks later in recognition of the CCN (Colonia Citizens Network) community initiatives to name and colonize the region.

Historical Context:

Link: The Colonia Region

Link: The Colonia Citizens Network

Link: Inspirational Journals - A journey to Colonia (by Alec Turner)