First Discovered By: Vasco de Broma

Four stars with 7 icy planets 350,000ls from entry point, around the fourth star, which has an orbital period of over 25,500 years. Five of the 7 planets have one biological signature each. Image below was taken on the surface of SPOORI TP-A B41-10 D 3, a solid ice ball (temp: 20K) with a very reflective surface.

• Stars: 4
• • Class: M, L, T, T
• Planets & Moons: 7
• • Ice World, With Atmosphere (6)
• • Ice World, No Atmosphere (1)
• Other: 0
• Number of Rings in System: 0
• Number of Geological Signals: 0
• Number of Biological Signals: 5
• • Bacterium Acies - Aquamarine (2)
• • Bacterium Acies - Cyan (2)
• • Bacterium Acies - Cobalt

First Discovered By: Vasco de Broma

A very dark, cold system, mostly uninteresting. The star is small, and all planets sit over 5,000ls away. This is the first system scanned in my sphere mapping project. The goal is to visit and scan all systems within a 10ly cube (beginning with -20,510 : 0 : 39,510 on the galaxy map), then move to a neighboring cube and continue the process, radiating outward in a spherical shape.

• Stars: 1
• • Class: M
• Planets & Moons: 10
• • Class I Gas Giant (3)
• • Ice World, No Atmosphere (7)
• Other: 1
• • Asteroid Belt
• Number of Rings in System: 4
• • Icy (3)
• • Rocky (1)
• Number of Geological Signals: 10
• • Water Ice Fumarole (4)
• • Water Ice Geyser (4)
• • Carbon Dioxide Ice Fumarole (1)
• • Carbon Dioxide Ice Geyser (1)
• Number of Biological Signals: 0

Click here to see a bit of fun I had on one of the other moons