Our launch point. We will gather outside of Smoot

Much like the early 20th century song, the 4 a moon provides a classical and unique experience. A 100% water atmosphere Rocky body with spectacular blue sky views of close-orbiting ringed worlds.

Twin moons around a gas giant. Try to line them up to make a face!

Mammon Monitoring Facility is an asteroid base in the IC 1287 Nebula, a small planetary nebula surrounding a B class star.

Beautiful colorful planetary nebula

A smorgasbord of rare organic life to see around a Wolf-Rayet star.

A cluster of abandoned settlements linked to Project Dynasty, which sent an ill-fated expedition into this region, as well as to two other regions.

Beautiful colorful planetary nebula

A typical double-lobed blue planetary nebula surrounding a neutron star

The Rusty Net Nebula

This system contains 5 different class O stars, for a long time the largest known number of O-type stars in one system. The main body is a O8 giant, in orbit with four so-called "zero age" class O bodies. The system is named for astronomer Catherine Garmany, who did extensive work on OB star associations and created the Galactic O Stars Catalog.

Make sure to visit every wonder!!

A class I gas giant world with a breathtaking pattern of rings. Two of the three moons orbit in the gap between the inner and outer rings.

Purple wispy nebula with a small black hole. Great place to get some weird colorful warping shots

The Octopus Nebula

Below the galactic plane, a geologically active helium atmospheric planet orbits a cooled-down Wolf-Rayet star. This is the only known atmospheric landable around this type of parent star.

Green Gas Giant

Exobiologists can find four distinct species of electricae radialem in this white dwarf system less than 60 light-years from Dr. Kay's Heart.

The Crux. Go see those neutron stars in the "back" of this system.

This ringed Earth-Like World has an atmosphere practically identical to the Earth. It is orbited by 5 landable moons.

Black Hole/Neutron Star Binary system with 88 bodies and a considerable variety of bio signs as a result of the neutron star and the high number of atmospheric bodies.

Clockwork Nebula

Green Gas Giant

The famous Colonia. We made it! Make sure to look around for stellar phenomena as well

Monde de la Mort, a.k.a. World of Death. This planet is in very very close orbit to a white dwarf. You'll only have a small window to land on it before it get's too close. Once you're on the ground, you're safe from any burning.

Binary Earth-Like Worlds with a tourist beacon, and two water worlds present in system.

This system has no stars. Only a black hole and planet's without light.

A small blue planetary nebula. The nebula is focused around a neutron star, orbited by a G-class star. The G-class star has 11 bodies of it's own including a water world.

Black Gas giant

A thin atmospheric moon orbiting an Earth-like Moon, close to a dim red dwarf star, around a black hole.

Named the "Lexx" nebula after its buggy little blue eyes, this is a small blue dual orb planet nebula with a black hole at its heart, would make a great rest stop on the way to Sagittarius A*, due to its lovely perfectly perfect purple skies.

The Azura Initiative is a player-hosted bubble comprised of Stations, Outposts, Tankers, and Colonies in a 150 LY sphere around the Capital. Current Capital: The Great Annihilator - AZSF Otaman Sirko

Ten landable Thin Water Atmosphere moons, all around the same gas giant, the current record holder as of 3308/12/18.

Peculiar lighting conditions in this system cause many of the planets to have a green colouration.

Northern Lazar Remnant

Blood Nebula

Another nebula

A small scientific hub near Sagittarius A, Explorer's Anchorage is the farthest starport from Sol.

The famous supermassive black hole in the center of our galaxy. Congratulations, you made it!

The second gas-giant in orbit of this MS-class giant has a high axial tilt. As such, it appears be a glowing, baleful eye when viewed head on. A tourist beacon has been set up here for travelers.

Blue planetary nebula with a Neutron Star at its heart. The system contains a variety of worlds, including many landable moons. From the surface of any moon the sky backdrop is stunningly bright, with the blue eject nebula becoming a bright pink and purplish color due to the brightness of the galactic core.

This small planetary nebula contains a black hole, and several gas giants under perpetually green skies of cosmic dust.

Tranquility’s Stop maintains a tourist installation in orbit of the black hole within a planetary nebula

4 ELW's to scan. Good money!

This system has Void Hearts. Look for Notable Stellar Phenomena!

This system houses a black hole and four neutron stars, with four of the five bodies in close binary pairs. There is also a tourist beacon here.

A small, fun nebula.

Gas giant with a 1.5 million km ring. Land on it's moon and enjoy the view!

The Wonders of Boepp is a system inside a large nebula with various interesting bodies and stunning views around them.

With a 12-minute orbit, the gas giant visibly rotates around the primary Herbig Ae/Be star, which also orbits a much larger star. Bring a heatsink!

A black hole and neutron star system with a landable planet close by, providing some spectacular vistas.

Here 2 planets collide every 14 days. Maybe we'll be lucky to see it!

Life abounds amidst stunning ringed vistas. Molluscs and crystals inhabit a water moon’s ring, closely orbiting a ringed gas giant with water life and a shepherd moon. A purple nebula hovers above.

The Black Treasure.

Green Gas Giant

Thor's Eye is the name given to this system containing a massive O-class star and a black hole. Some cartographers consider it to have been misnamed - the Norse God who lost an eye was Odin (not Thor).

Discovered in Aug 18, 1882 by Edward Pickering during his groundbreaking tenure as the director of the Harvard College Observatory, which saw the recruitment of a number of important female astronomers and the development of the Harvard stellar classification system that is still in use today. This green planetary nebula contains a Wolf-Rayet star orbited by a Class K star and high metal content world with a molten surface and a thin ring system.

Stellar Bowtie

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