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Super Giant star!

Hell port, the last station for resupply and repairs.

A magnificent ringed glowing green gas giant with deep purple clouds in the Kepler's Crest region. It bright colours shine on the dark velvet of space of this interarm region. Land near Silicate Vapour Geyser om planet 2 b a for an astounding and colorful view. This scenery is known for renewing the inspiration and dreams of any tired explorer.

Originally discovered by CMDR Gobo Senbei. Description and photos by Cmdr Odengard.

This wp is optional, it's very likely that you'll need to take a detour around this point to get to wp 6!

Serebrov Beacon is a remote star system along the 'zero meridian' in the galactic coordinate system. With a distance of 9,994 light years from Sol it lies along the 0 ; -10,000 line, placing it at the border of the Perseus Fade and the Formidine Rift as well as on the constellation border between Taurus and Aurigae. The system is quite remote and reachable only with a dedicated, engineered exploration vessel using Jumponium.

The Beacon was lit during the Monoceros Mission of the Children of Raxxla in June 3303, although several planetside pieces of wreckage (including a Nav Beacon!) indicated prior attempts to chart this compass rose system.

The system was named after Alesandr Serebrov, a 20th century Russian cosmonaut who was also involved in engineering the first generation of Mir space stations. He also held the record for having conducted the most 'space walks' for a long time.

Situated in a rather sparse region, with few habitable planets around, this system has a wide variety of worlds orbiting its two stars. The most striking are the two binary Earth-likes orbiting each other, but there is also a nearby ammonia world orbiting a planet as its moon. The more distant second star has two water worlds orbiting it, one which has an ammonia atmosphere: both are candidates for terraforming.

Orbital Body: 14 A 4 Found whilst navigating through the perseus arm, a rather rugged rocky-ice world with some spectacular features, from towering vertical ridge faces, to huge ice mountains. One ice mountain in particular at Coords: 23.7 / -63.1, is 20km tall and has some unusually placed flat platform areas at and around the summits, in which explorers can easily land on and admire the panoramic vistas of the moon below. Adrenalin junkies and base jumpers can also take advantage of these platforms for their thrill seeking activities if they so wish, having staggered peaks placed below the platform means jumpers will need speed and enough thrust in order to make it to ground level, which can pose as a challenge

Just a waypoint...

Situated on the edge of the Outer Arm Vacuus and 16,521 LY south of Sol, this is currently believed to be the most southerly system in the galaxy reached during the pre-jumponium and pre-engineering era. It was visited in the first half of 3301 as part of a record setting voyage that pushed back the limits of the unreached galaxy in several ways. The system is named in honour of Ernest Shackleton, one of old Earth's great Antarctic explorers.

Sitting at 16,899.75 LY south of Sol and deep in the Outer Arm Vacuus, this is thought to be the most southern system from Sol currently reachable. A few systems are found further south, but these are apparently well beyond reach of current technology (even when combining engineered FSD's, Jumponium and neutron star boosted jumps). The system is named in honour of Roald Amundsen, one of old Earth's great Antarctic explorers.

Situated on the edge of the Outer Arm Vacuus and 16,521 LY south of Sol, this is currently believed to be the most southerly system in the galaxy reached during the pre-jumponium and pre-engineering era. It was visited in the first half of 3301 as part of a record setting voyage that pushed back the limits of the unreached galaxy in several ways. The system is named in honour of Ernest Shackleton, one of old Earth's great Antarctic explorers.

After a difficult traversal of the Vacuus (made worse by low jump range and over-imbibing of the Centauri Mega Gin stored in the hold), one CMDR was a little concerned about stocking up on Jumponium prior to engaging in the journey to the outer limits of the outer arm on the DECE expedition.

Luckily, a stop to explore and rest turned up rather a lot of the necessary materials - more gin may have been imbibed to celebrate!

The stop seems to be quite well situated for any exploration into the outer arm, hence the name!

The system located far out in the Outer Arm Vacuus contains three stars. The two main stars, a Herbig Ae/Be star and a B class star, orbits each other very closely, with a distance between them less than 0.1 AU. The age of all stars are only 2 million years. What makes it a point of interest is that the protostar is quite bright (luminosity Vz) and gives a red shine, while the B star gives a blue light, and if you place yourself right you can really see the red versus blue lights.

Three Bright stars!

From this point, feel free to explore Xibalba or start the return home...