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Expedition summary

Starting date	Aug 25, 2019, 6:00:00 PM
Arrival date	Dec 8, 2019, 11:59:00 PM

Starting system	HIP 17694
Waypoints	13
Arrival system	Sagittarius A*

Participants	212
- Abandonment	96
- Success	117

Estimated distance	72,159.83 ly

Expedition announce

Stellar Unknown will be an expedition from the bubble all the way to Sagittarius A*, We will travel through the eastern section of the Perseus Arm and through the Centaurus Reach, ultimately ending up at the core. This expedition is aimed to be for all commanders, from players who recently joined Elite: Dangerous and would like to jump right into exploration, to an elite veteran who'd like an expedition which is not as far as Beagle Point yet is not too close to civilization! We are going to have optional weekly meetups, and we will announce WPs around the same time. Join us on discord: https://discord.gg/E7qpxYB

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Expedition waypoints

	System	Distance from start	Participants reached	Participants visited
#1	HIP 17694		76.89%	70.75%
#2	CD-39 6137 (Eight Burst Nebula (Celestial Gem))	2,244.50 ly	75.94%	68.87%	CD-39 6137 (Eight Burst Nebula (Celestial Gem)) The Eight Burst Nebula, an incredible system with amazing views everywhere. POIs at: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AHHrTUZk3lwZE_mZYRaiBtB4Qb78Ph6oq-vGQXSQt6E/edit
#3	NGC 5606 VBFP 60	6,959.74 ly	70.28%	62.74%	NGC 5606 VBFP 60 A beautiful system with two black holes, and a few magnificent sites. POIs at: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1o_U05Dy3ej-BLFJ_kdKwRotxAOTZ-B4MIk5LH46zmto/edit?usp=sharing
#4	Thaile HW-V e2-7 (Three Worlds Nebula)	12,861.32 ly	66.98%	59.43%	Thaile HW-V e2-7 (Three Worlds Nebula) A blue & purple planetary nebula, located in the Sagittarius Arm near the Eta Carina nebula, with a Neutron star, class M star, a couple of Gas Giants and many terrestrial planets. POIs at: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eH1gZxty-XYzRsYH19PdvX26EHHDv26aUYjO7BJ1xjo/edit
#5	IC 2621 Sector BQ-Y d3	17,327.53 ly	63.68%	55.19%	IC 2621 Sector BQ-Y d3 Not the most remarkable system, but what’s around it is what matters. Plenty of nebula views and cool systems to discover. POIs at: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1E7FRsfMjBp8-YRNJd0ntu7WZ3Eku8bUdb2rzxLM3iDk/edit
#6	Prue Hypa CL-Y g2 (Joplin Waypoint)	21,555.50 ly	63.21%	52.36%
#7	Rhadia AA-A h59 (Hawking´s Dream)	27,203.62 ly	60.38%	50.94%	Rhadia AA-A h59 (Hawking´s Dream) Next to our meetup system where we meet up with the LRH expedition on their way back from DW2
#8	Eock Prau WD-T d3-6 (Eock Prau Nebula)	36,013.11 ly	58.96%	51.89%	Eock Prau WD-T d3-6 (Eock Prau Nebula) b.link/su-waypoints
#9	Aaeyoea QT-G b30-0	42,374.18 ly	56.13%	47.64%	Aaeyoea QT-G b30-0 b.link/su-waypoints Basecamp: Planet 2 A \| Geo Site 11
#10	Eock Bluae XX-T c3-0	49,856.10 ly	55.19%	46.23%	Eock Bluae XX-T c3-0 WP Information: b.link/su-waypoints Basecamp: Planet 1c \| Geosite 5
#11	Hypio Prao UZ-E d12-432	57,315.73 ly	53.77%	45.28%	Hypio Prao UZ-E d12-432 WP Information: http://b.link/su-waypoints Basecamp: Planet A1A \| Geosite 5 Void Heart Excursion: http://b.link/su-voidhearts
#12	Pheia Auscs TZ-E d12-445	59,079.37 ly	53.77%	40.57%	Pheia Auscs TZ-E d12-445 WP Information: http://b.link/su-waypoints Basecamp: Planet 5A \| Geosite 4
#13	Baukeau OH-V d2-1273	62,573.54 ly	53.77%	36.32%	Baukeau OH-V d2-1273 WP Information: http://b.link/su-waypoints Basecamp: Planet 6A \| Geosite 3
#14	Eoch Grea BW-L d8-160	65,538.78 ly	53.77%	38.21%	Eoch Grea BW-L d8-160 WP Information: http://b.link/su-waypoints Basecamp: Planet AB 2ba \| Geosite 24
#15	Sagittarius A*	72,159.83 ly	52.83%	52.83%