I just arrived at Jaques Station. I'm currently in the process of selling all of my exploration data. While I do not have the final tally, it looks to be at least 125 million so far. Adding onto my 25 million I already had this amount is a windfall for my otherwise poor self.

I still intend to proceed to Sag-A but I will take a brief stent (stint?) exploring the area around Coloina and becoming accustomed to this space. I will also have to master the art of Neutron star jumps for maximum exploration efficiency. Today is a good day. I can afford my Anaconda and have some credits left over.

in the Eol Prou LL-V c3-126 system I encountered a rather strange ice giant. Large swirling patterns. Encountered issues with my streaming tech. ISP is probably to blame. Restarted router. Decided to continue adventure later

There was not a 4th neutron star. I was getting a little nervous to be honest. I was down to less than half a tank of fuel. That's about as low as I've been on my journey. I could have switched over to more economical jumps if I had to.

Currently refueling at Voqua YQ-S b37-2. My journey to Colonia continues.

Voqua KU-M d8-71 is the first system in this series I encountered and then I went to Voqua KU-M d8-160 where I encountered another one and then I jumped to Voqua KU-M d8-631 and encountered yet another neutron star. Very strange. I'm going to jump again. If I encounter yet another one I'll be taken aback to be sure. Supposedly they're more common near the core of the galaxy but I'm still a ways out SAG-A.

I'm laden with more exploration data than I know what to do with. Once I reach Colonia I'll get a suped up ship with all the bells and whistles. Less than 200 jumps out at a bline. I'll take my time though. I'm not exactly in a hurry.