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Iniciando em	24/07/2016 19:00:00
Data de chegada	04/10/2016 19:00:00

Sistema inicial	Ocshooit
Paradas	12
Sistema de destino	He Xians

Participantes	168
- Abandonment	115
- Success	53

Distância estimada	46.800,46 ano/luz

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"A new life awaits you in the off world colony - a chance to begin again in a golden land of adventure and opportunity."

August Exodus - A Jaunt to Jaques is an expedition that has been planned since Jaques' discovery, and now that the Dangerous Games are effectively over, the time for its launch is here. It's an adventure set up by the Galactic Mapping Team in cooperation with the Google+ Elite Community. The expedition out to the Colonia Nebula is ideal for all those interested in Jacques' story and who want to put their weight behind a venture that could lead to actual permanent content far beyond the bubble. A 22,000 LY trip out to the western edges of the galactic core, complete with interesting scientific and visual POIs along the way, and even basecamp rendezvous points for those social gatherings that made the DWE so much fun. All of which make this the most interesting "shipping lane" to date!

The outward bound journey consists of 6 major POIs - including one unique one! Michell's Legacy. The route also includes 3 optional base camps that can act as welcome rest stops and social gathering points for those heading out there.

The return leg consists of 5 major waypoints, including a further 3 basecamps - one of which (Mors Pit) makes Drake's Ridge of DWE infamy look like the garden of Eden! It's one of the most eerie places you can visit, a location in perpetual twilight and shrouded in an ominous thick green mist, and surrounded by mysterious noises. Don't go exploring the Pit alone!

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Pontos de passagem da expedição

	Sistema	Distância do início	Participantes atingidos	Participantes visitados
#1	Ocshooit		69,05%	50,00%	Ocshooit Ocshooit Convoy 2 will depart from OCSHOOIT B1 due to the severe lag and instancing issues that were experienced with the launch of convoy 1. Coordinates: -53.09 / 179.33. Departures Convoy 1: Sunday, 24th of July at 19:00 GT Convoy 2: Monday, 15th of August at 19:00 GT for Euro, 01:00 GT for non Euro Wing leaders for convoy 2 Euro: CMDR's unrealization and Jonas Treesong Wing leader for convoy 2 non Euro: CMDR .Stryker. (note the dots around the name) View full size on IMGUR
#2	Thor's Eye	4.239,45 ano/luz	69,05%	51,79%	Thor's Eye Thor's Eye A Black Hole system situated approx. 250 LYs 'south' of the Lagoon Nebula. Thor's Eye is situated within the middle of an open cluster named NGC 6530. The cluster is composed mainly by B-class stars and few A-class too. There's an A white-blue supergiant (HD 164865) and many B-class stars that have neutron companions or black holes within the system. This waypoint not only has the spectacular visual effects of Thor's Eye itself to enjoy, but can also be a lucrative place to bring back scan data from.
#3	Herschel 36 (Lagoon Nebula)	4.510,44 ano/luz	67,26%	45,83%	Herschel 36 (Lagoon Nebula) The Lagoon Nebula. A distinctive green and orange nebula situated on the near rim of the Norma arm, approx. 4,500 LYs from Sol. The Lagoon offers one of the most visually stunning backdrops currently discovered. It was one of the highlight waypoint locations visited during the Distant Worlds Expedition of 3302.
#4	Omega Sector EL-Y d60	5.775,19 ano/luz	66,67%	52,38%	Omega Sector EL-Y d60 The Omega Nebula. A small nebula situated within the Sagittarius arm, close to the much more visually stunning Lagoon Nebula, approx. 5,500 LYs from Sol. Home to Camp Baatuta - the 3rd basecamp used during Distant Worlds 3302. Rendezvous times Convoy #1 Wednesday, 27th of July 19:00 GT for Euro zone 01:00 GT for outside Euro zone Convoy #2 Thu 18th Aug 19:00 GT for Euro zone 01:00 GT for outside Euro zone Base camp details: Camp Baatuta Omega Sector EL-Y D60 Planet 2 A 18.121 / -139.020 0.05G View full size on IMGUR
#5	Eagle Sector EL-Y d203 (Eagle Nebula)	7.296,41 ano/luz	66,67%	41,67%	Eagle Sector EL-Y d203 (Eagle Nebula) The Eagle Nebula. Small-medium sized nebula situated within the Sagittarius arm, approx. 7,000 LYs from Sol. The Eagle Nebula contains scores of tightly packed young F5 class stars, making it a hotbed of scientific research and well within reach for short-range exploration vessels.
#6	Prua Phoe TS-B d126	12.499,81 ano/luz	65,48%	51,19%	Prua Phoe TS-B d126 The Skaudai Nebula. Basecamp rendezvous point : Vespera Vision Medium sized pink and red nebula situated within the central Norma Arm, approx. 11,700 LYs from Sol. Rendezvous times Convoy #1 Sunday, 31st of July 19:00 GT for Euro zone 01:00 GT for outside Euro zone Convoy #2 Monday 22nd of August 19:00 GT for Euro zone 01:00 GT for outside Euro zone Base camp details: Vespera Vision Prua Phoe TS-B D126 Planet A 5 -0.862 / -163.793 0.81G View full size on IMGUR
#7	Boewnst AA-A h33 (Michell's Legacy)	17.626,82 ano/luz	64,29%	32,74%	Boewnst AA-A h33 (Michell's Legacy) Michell's Legacy. A system containing 6 black holes. One of the highest concentrations of system-specific black holes currently discovered, it is named in honour of John Michell who first postulated the existence of black holes back in the 18th century. Rendezvous times Convoy #1 Wednesday, 3rd of August 19:00 GT for Euro zone 01:00 GT for outside Euro zone Convoy #2 Thursday, 25th of August 19:00 GT for Euro zone 01:00 GT for outside Euro zone Base camp details: Camp Cly 2.65 LYs from Michell's Legacy in BOEWNST UR-C C142 Planet A 2 A -10.281 / -165.165 0.18G View full size on IMGUR
#8	Colonia (Jaques Station / Colonia (System) / Animula Spires / The Mosta-Murdoch Raceway)	23.419,44 ano/luz	64,29%	63,69%	Colonia (Jaques Station / Colonia (System) / Animula Spires / The Mosta-Murdoch Raceway) Colonia Nebula and Jaques Station. The Colonia Nebula was an unremarkable medium-sized nebula situated on the western edge of the galactic core - and on the outer edged of the more prominent Festival Grounds. That was until June 3302 when the nebula became a hotbed of exploration after the missing starport, Jaques Station, was discovered within its outer regions. Rendezvous times Convoy #1 Sunday, 7th of August 19:00 GT for Euro zone 01:00 GT for outside Euro zone Convoy #2 Monday, 29th of August 19:00 GT for Euro zone 01:00 GT for outside Euro zone Rendezvous point : Jaques Bar!
#9	Eephaills SG-C c1-177 (Wind Chime Nebula)	26.465,93 ano/luz	23,81%	16,67%	Eephaills SG-C c1-177 (Wind Chime Nebula) Wind Chime Nebula Hanging below the Galactic Plane and about 1,100 LYs from the nearest member of the local nebulae group that make up the Festival Grounds Cluster, this nebula rewards those who visit it with a stunning view of pink and blue colours.
#10	PSR J1846-0258 (The Kes-75 Magnetar)	28.501,17 ano/luz	22,62%	16,67%	PSR J1846-0258 (The Kes-75 Magnetar) Kes-75 Magnetar This double neutron star system (a magnetar in real life) sits on the very western tip of the Norma Expanse. The magnetar - a type of neutron star with a magnetic field so strong it could rip the iron out of your blood from many thousands of kilometers away, was first discovered by CMDR 59thLefy in March 3301. Rendezvous times Convoy #1 Wednesday, 10th of August 19:00 GT for Euro zone 01:00 GT for outside Euro zone Convoy #2 Thursday, 1st of September 19:00 GT for Euro zone 01:00 GT for outside Euro zone Base camp details: Caligo Canyon PSR J1846-0258 Planet/Moon A 6 A -27.934 / 19.672 0.22G View full size on IMGUR
#11	Flyiedgai UL-C d13-41 (Flyiedgai Nebula)	35.562,63 ano/luz	20,24%	14,88%	Flyiedgai UL-C d13-41 (Flyiedgai Nebula) vFlyiedgai Nebula A medium sized pink and red nebula situated within the central Norma Arm, approx. 11,200 LYs from Sol. This nebula is home to the 'Mors Pit' basecamp, one of the most eerie places one can land at due to its surface conditions and perpetual twilight. Rendezvous times Convoy #1 Sunday, 14th of August 19:00 GT for Euro zone 01:00 GT for outside Euro zone Convoy #2 Monday, 5th of September 19:00 GT for Euro zone 01:00 GT for outside Euro zone Base camp details: Mors Pit Flyiedgai MX-E C26-10 Planet/Moon A 1 A -6.394 / 18.421 0.08G View full size on IMGUR
#12	CSI-06-19031 (NGC 6751 (Olympus Plateau))	40.288,23 ano/luz	20,24%	16,67%	CSI-06-19031 (NGC 6751 (Olympus Plateau)) NGC 6751 NGC 6751 is a planetary nebula in the constellation Aquila. The nebula is estimated to be around 0.8 light-years in diameter and is simply a gem of the galaxy to behold. It is centered on a Wolf-Rayet star, contains five ringed gas giants, whose 18 moons are all 100% metal and landable. The planetary nebula is home to the Olympus Plateau - one of the final Carina-Sagittarius Mission basecamps. Rendezvous times Convoy #1 Wednesday, 17th of August 19:00 GT for Euro zone 01:00 GT for outside Euro zone Convoy #2 Thursday, 8th of September 19:00 GT for Euro zone 01:00 GT for outside Euro zone Base camp details: Olympus Plateau CSI-06-19031 Planet/Moon 3 A -31.034 / 21.015 0.16G View full size on IMGUR
#13	BD+22 3878 (Dumbbell Nebula)	45.781,21 ano/luz	19,05%	17,26%	BD+22 3878 (Dumbbell Nebula) Dumbell Nebula The Dumbbell Nebula (also known as Apple Core Nebula, Messier 27, M 27, or NGC 6853) is a planetary nebula in the constellation Vulpecula, at a distance of about 1,360 light-years from Sol. The final waypoint of the return journey.
#14	He Xians	46.800,46 ano/luz	16,67%	16,67%