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遠征概要

出発日	2022/04/01 20:00:00
到着日	2022/09/02 20:00:00

出発星系	Hajangai
ウェイポイント	16
到着星系	Kolaga

参加者	197
- Abandonment	93
- Success	106

推定航行距離	93,342.75 ly

遠征のお知らせ

After much planning and anticipation, The Fatherhood is pleased to announce the Lost Souls Expedition 3!!

What is the Lost Souls Expedition?

Several years ago a brave group of explorers set out from the familiar space around The Bubble to set eyes on planets, phenomena and a great many icy bodies that no one else had seen before. They navigated and mapped their way across the Formidine Rift and investigated what happened to the Lost Souls aboard the Zurara.

A year later, invigorated from their success, The Fatherhood sent a second group of Explorers and Mappers to Colonia and west across The Void.

Lost Souls 3 aims for lofty goals. We will be traveling due west from Hajangai until there are no longer stars to jump to, then south around the Outer Arm then back to Hajangai for drinks!

The Lost Souls Expeditions are tailored for Explorers of all ability. Whether you’re a seasoned vet or have never left The Bubble, you will have a place among the Lost Souls!

Waypoints will be released weekly on each Friday at 12pm and mass jumps to commence on the following Sunday at 9pm.

For full registration please follow the link below. https://thefatherhoodwing.space/lost-souls/registration/

遠征のタイマー

この遠征は終了しました。

現在までのジャンプ数

航行した総距離

Celestial bodies scanned

Celestial bodies mapped

使用燃料

Probes used

Commanders dead

Commanders self destructed

遠征のウェイポイント

	星系	開始地点からの航行距離	到達した参加者	訪問した参加者
#1	Hajangai		96.95%	89.34%
#2	Csi+19-20201 (Blue Flash Nebula)	3,007.82 ly	96.95%	89.85%	Csi+19-20201 (Blue Flash Nebula) Waypoint 1 Csi+19-20201 (Blue Flash Nebula) The Blue Flash Nebula (also known as NGC 6905) is a standard planetary nebula surrounding a Wolf-Rayet star. The nebula is a light blue color, and best seen from outside the nebula proper. The nebula was discovered by William Herschel in 1784. Two hot, high-metal worlds can be found in orbit of the host star. " POI Star Of India (Star of India) A large blue 09 Class V star, approx. 2,000 LYs 'west' of Sol in the heart of the Sadr Region. This massive star was named after the famous 'Star of India' sapphire, one of the largest gems of that type. The gem almost flawless and is unusual in that it has stars on both sides of the stone. POI Plaa Eurk DF-D c26-1 (Gigas) A gas giant with water based life in binary orbit with another gas giant has 4 gas giant moons, all with rings.
#3	Blaa Eohn YZ-G d10-0 (Planet of Slightly Lesser Death)	6,545.34 ly	91.88%	81.22%	Blaa Eohn YZ-G d10-0 (Planet of Slightly Lesser Death) POI 1 System: KY Cygni KY Cygni is a red supergiant and one of the top 10 largest known stars by radius. Discovered in 1930, this star is not visible from Earth due to emitting a large amount of light in the infrared spectrum and the blocking effect of interstellar dust on the visible component. With a current radius 1062 times that of Sol, a ship moving at the speed of light will take more than 4.3 hours to make a complete pass around the star. Total luminosity is roughly 127,000 times greater than Sol. Attached photo is from 10,000 light-seconds (or 20 AU). KY Cygni is expected to run out of helium to burn in less than two million years, rapidly progress through burning heavier elements, and end in a supernova. POI 2 System: Smojoo ZE-R d4-109 Less than five-thousand lightyears from Sol is a gas giant with a colorful collection of six moons. The first moon is a large, landable, icy body that nearly touches its parent’s rings. Next is an extremely rare, shepherd Earth-like. Outside the 3 rings of the gas giant are a gas giant and water world in a binary pair, a large Ammonia World with a bright, icy ring, and another gas giant with rings and a moon of its own. This wonderful combination of moons is a detour from the route to Colonia that is well worth the trip.
#4	Prai Hypoo GF-E c10 (Guardian ruins - Àrsaidh Nebula sites)	13,219.66 ly	86.80%	77.16%
#5	Drojai MC-B d1-35 (Blue Oyster Bar Geysers)	20,406.36 ly	79.70%	73.10%
#6	Bloo Dryue ND-I d10-19 (Circulum)	23,763.59 ly	76.65%	70.56%
#7	Ovomly PD-R d5-3 (Ovomly Rings)	27,218.05 ly	72.59%	63.45%
#8	Byooe Thio AA-A g1 (Bary’s Wonderland)	33,918.74 ly	71.57%	61.42%
#9	Byaa Thoi GC-D d12-0 (Star One)	44,096.30 ly	68.02%	58.88%
#10	Cygni X-3	47,015.90 ly	65.48%	49.75%
#11	Cyuefai RP-K b49-0 (Deuteros)	56,176.24 ly	64.47%	56.35%
#12	Myoidu HS-S d4-3 (Little Trojan)	68,227.11 ly	60.41%	48.22%
#13	Smaidiae IZ-M d8-7 (Rings Shore)	71,646.00 ly	59.39%	47.21%
#14	Hypo Aeb WK-H b51-0 (Sochi)	79,547.65 ly	57.87%	45.18%
#15	Eafots LZ-H b10-0 (Formidine Rift Abandoned Settlements)	84,093.61 ly	56.85%	44.16%
#16	Slegou LU-N b21-0 (The Racetrack)	87,511.82 ly	56.35%	45.18%
#17	VV Cephei	90,943.86 ly	55.33%	44.16%
#18	Kolaga	93,342.75 ly	54.31%	54.31%