CD-26 1339 (Robin's Egg Nebula) [#2587799]
This system is located at:
437.21875
/ -925.15625
/ -513.78125
Coordonnées galactiques:
R: 1 145,009 / l: 220,397 / b: -53,900
Coordonnées équatoriales:
Ascension droite: 3h 33m 24,453s /
Déclinaison: -25° 53'4,646''
Niveau des réserves : Ressources inexploitées
Zone habitable :
Metal-rich body (42 to 198 489 ls), Earth-like world (3 124 618 to 4 686 351 ls), Water world (2 562 181 to 9 922 871 ls), Ammonia world (6 482 939 to 17 640 659 ls), Terraformable (2 433 691 to 4 855 979 ls)
Crédits estimés : 152 637 cr
This system was visited for the first time on EDSM by MagnaDoodle.
Cela a été nommé par le Projet Cartographie Galactique avec le nom de : Robin's Egg Nebula
1157 ships passed through CD-26 1339 space, including 0 ship in the last 7 days.
0 ship passed through CD-26 1339 space in the last 24 hours.
Also known as NGC 1360, this typical bi-polar nebula is a marvel in stellar dynamics. A 100 Sol-mass O-type star exists in a binary pair with a black hole, and each is orbited by a score of other stellar objects. There are a total of 7 M-class stars, 1 K-class, an A-class, and 3 Y-class dwarf stars. The entire system is less than a billion years old. Astrophysicists and experts in stellar formation are sure to find plenty of material here for papers.
Research vessels in this area appear to have been destroyed by approaching too close to the black hole.
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