Galactic Exploration Catalog

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Viridi Aqua: Orbiting a neutron star in distant Ryker's Hope, this is the first known glowing green water giant. There are K10-Type Anomalies within its wide icy rings. edastro.com/gec/view/125 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Neutron Nursery: The only known system with three ringed neutron stars, as of 3309/01/26. Features spectacular views, like a ringed M class and a ringed surface view of a ringed neutron star. edastro.com/gec/view/332 #EliteDangerous

Serenity: A star system, only reachable with FSD boosts, that contains a neutron star, an MIII red giant, and multiple landable planets and moons. edastro.com/gec/view/273 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Virescent Wonder: A vibrant Green Gas Giant with Water-Based Life around 4,700 light-years from Sol, sitting along the route to Sagittarius A*. edastro.com/gec/view/438 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Ringed Paradise: Twelve ringed bodies in this system, including two ringed class M red dwarf stars that have multiple bodies nearby which make for great views. edastro.com/gec/view/567 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Rhubarb and Custard: Rhubarb and Custard are a pair of gas giants that collide approximately every 40 days. edastro.com/gec/view/49 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Slotin's Latte: Green Gas Giant in the Norma Arm, with a rather unique colouring, resembling a latte with perhaps too much espresso. edastro.com/gec/view/140 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Goliath's Sling: Located in Tenebrae, the last gas giant of this system has an unusually large ring surrounding it, which "slings" a ringed gas giant and its three nested moons, creating memorable views. edastro.com/gec/view/187

Hengist Nebula and L01-Type Anomalies: A planetary nebula with spaceborne life inside a Lagrange cloud. edastro.com/gec/view/67 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Matryoshka: An unusual system with three bodies that regularly collide, sometimes simultaneously. edastro.com/gec/view/679 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Eta Carina Amber Fields: A system near the edge of the Eta Carina nebula which contains Notable Stellar Phenomena points of interest, with bell molluscs and crystals within. edastro.com/gec/view/197 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous

Sash of Sapphires: Body AB 5 is a Class II Green Gas Giant with a hazy pink equatorial cloud band that has bright green storms scattered within. edastro.com/gec/view/703 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Hades Edge: Two ringed planets orbiting close to a giant carbon star, which dominates their skies. Heatsink launchers often required for landing. edastro.com/gec/view/664 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Distant Wonder: Planet 2 in this system is a stunning pink and white ringed Class I giant capped by vivid green poles. edastro.com/gec/view/137 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

The Dandelion Anomaly: Three close black holes generate anomalous lensing effects. edastro.com/gec/view/68 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Sky Lens: A system with three black holes, where the distortion caused by their gravitational effect is particularly intense and can be seen from the surface of multiple landable bodies. edastro.com/gec/view/211 #EliteDangerous

Mithras's Rest: A nested moon orbits a blue marble-looking water world capped with an ice cap, which in turn orbits a class Y dwarf star. edastro.com/gec/view/401 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Torus Molluscs, Ovomly sector: Torus Molluscs can be found here, and this sector produced glitches in the early years of exploration. edastro.com/gec/view/61 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Shepherd's Warning: A pair of icy moon colliders, one of which (2 a) has a thin argon atmosphere. edastro.com/gec/view/112 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Crystal Alley: A tour of three NSP signals containing Rubeum Squid Molluscs, with four types of crystals in total. The rings of the third planet contain five tritium hotspots. edastro.com/gec/view/504 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous