This system contains 5 different class O stars, for a long time the largest known number of O-type stars in one system. The main body is a O8 giant, in orbit with four so-called "zero age" class O bodies. The system is named for astronomer Catherine Garmany, who did extensive work on OB star associations and created the Galactic O Stars Catalog.

A visually striking planetary nebula along the Colonia Connection Highway. The neutron star at its center provides a welcome boost to long-distance travel, but taking a pause from your journey to admire the view is well worth it. The deep-red stellar remnant, aptly named "The Rusty Net," has caught within it a G-class secondary with two life-bearing water worlds and two rocky terraformables. From within the planetary nebula the nearby Skaudai emission nebula is clearly visible, lighting the way to Sacagawea spaceport and on to the Festival Grounds.

The twins are an O-class and a Wolf-Rayet star orbiting a massive central Wolf-Rayet star of more than 110 solar masses (source).

This incredible system (also known as 'Collection of Wonders') contains two black holes, a ringed M-class star, a ringed white dwarf, and a ringed neutron star. The M-class star is one of the largest known stellar bodies containing a ring system. A tourist beacon is set up near the M-class star.

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This system contains binary black holes in a relatively tight orbit on entry, with high mass - however, the real treats of this system are a ringed neutron star and a white dwarf with a landable planet. The rings of the neutron star are gigantic, stretching far, far beyond the neutron star's exclusion zone. The mesmerizing pattern of the rings against the backdrop of the stars are a sight that will draw anyone in, hence the term "Sidewinder's Song." Discovered by CMDR Pxtseryu during the Sidewinder Syndicate's Enthusiastic Christmas Colonia Trip.

This small blue planetary nebula sits within the Norma Arm, approximately 14,500 LYs from Sol. The system has a neutron star at its heart, and contains a large variety of moons.

The Kingfisher Nebula is home to the Drake-Class Carrier DSSA Sésame. This system was a waypoint visited during the Aphelion Expedition - the first ever large scale Carrier expedition to leave the bubble.

Froarks Planetary Nebula - Froarks XJ-R e4-1363

Planetary nebula with a neutron star in a binary orbit with a Class A star. One gas giant in orbit.

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Froarks Delta Golf - Froarks DG-X e1-82

Planetary nebula with a neutron star in a binary orbit with a Class A star. One gas giant in orbit.

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Froarks Echo Lima - Froarks EL-Y e197

Planetary nebula with a black hole core orbited by four gas giants and an icy world.

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Floarps Papa India: Floarps PI-B e2

Planetary nebula with a neutron star core orbited by three brown dwarfs, one gas giant and a lava world.

Located more or less on a direct line from Sol to Sagittarius A*, the Three Kings are a group of three stately orange giant stars attended by a court of other giant stars. The three main systems are very close to each other (approximately 3 ly), while a rough survey of the vicinity at the time of discovery has turned up no less than 12 more giant star systems within a 100 ly radius. It is likely that upon closer scrutiny a few more giants can be found.

Outstanding systems among the already discovered giants are:

Floawns YE-R D4-346 (a double red giant star system) Floawns EG-Y F660 (a blue-white supergiant star system) Floawns YE-R D4-385 (a carbon star system) Floawns YE-R D4-127 and Floawns XE-R D4-59 (a red giant and an orange giant star system, respectively, each with an earth-like world in it) The Three Kings should provide a welcome rest stop and sight-seeing diversion for any traveller passing through the region, although Commanders are advised that their vessels may have to detour a bit as the point of interest is located almost 1300 ly below the galactic plane. On the other hand, due to the location visibility of the galactic disc is excellent, and because the area of space contains a great deal of blue-white stars planetary skies are usually full of pretty bright lights. Finally, the main POI system contains 17 landable planets which should provide ample opportunities to stock up on FSD injection and other materials. A definitive survey of the available materials is not yet available, though.

With a 12-minute orbit, the gas giant visibly rotates around the primary Herbig Ae/Be star. However, entering this system is dangerous as the larger T Tauri orbits only 8 LS away from the primary star. At less than 600 Ly away from the miridian, this visually enchanting system makes a hypnotic waypoint on a direct route to or from the galaxy's center

Gas giant with a visible 1.5 million km ring. What makes it exceptional is a ringed landable moon whose orbit plane is angled, providing a beautiful scenic point. The location lies 18,000 LYs out on the Sag A* "highway" - easy to visit for most travelers.

An easily bumped into nebulae on a direct flight coreward into Sagittarius. A desolate system, dominated by a stellar mass black hole. The aqua gas of Cocytus and dense surrounds of blue B/O stars make it a temporary detour into a seemingly frozen underworld, and a temporary refrain from the the beige warmth of the mid Near 3KPC Arm (

Tranquility’s Stop maintains a tourist installation in orbit of the black hole within a planetary nebula found in Shrogea MH-V e2-1763. The installation was constructed in the vicinity of the preexisting 'Black and Green' Tourist Beacon and two satellites giving Engineer Data are also found adjacent to the facility.

In March 3304 the location was featured in the 'Strange Worlds' travel documentary.

NOTE: No starport services are available at this facility

Planet: 7 A Site: Biological (7) This moon orbits its parent Gas Giant slightly below the ecliptic, giving commanders who land there a spectacular view of the vast ring systems towering above you in the sky.

Insinnergy's World is also abundant with geological and biological POIs, making it a place of scientific interest, and well worth a visit for those en-route to Sagittarius A*.

Discovered during the Distant Worlds 2 Expedition in February 3305.

A pair of binary Herbig AeBe stars orbiting around a very tight barycenter, resulting in an orbital period of only 0.1D. From its lone landable planet barely 20ls away, one can sit and watch them slowly orbit around each other. Like the two brothers whose story led to the founding of the great Roman Empire, the future of these two stars is likely to be one of both mightiness and tragedy. At the same time, it is already a veritable empire of stars featuring a number of B-class 'children.