Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

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Revision for The Dryad's Garden
Previous Revision, by Litte Lee [2023-10-10 16:09:49]	→	Selected revision, by Eahlstan [2023-10-10 21:20:30]
DISCOVERER
Little Lee	→	Little Lee
NAME
The dryade's garden	→	The Dryad's Garden
SYSTEMNAME
Graea Hypue WF-W d2-92	→	Graea Hypue WF-W d2-92
CATEGORY
Planetary Features	→	Planetary Features
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
Norma Expanse	→	Norma Expanse
LATITUDE
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LONGITUDE
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CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
This System contains a waterworld which has a landable nested moon just 0,031 lightseconds away from the waterworld. The moon offers a close look to the clouds and some braintrees.	→	This System contains a water world which has a landable nested moon just 0.031 light seconds away from the water world. The moon offers a close look to the clouds and hosts some brain trees.
DESCRIPTION
Strait ahead to the north from Sol in 13.500 light years distance, there is the System Graea Hypue WF-W d2-92 which contains a terraformable waterworld as a moon of a ringed class-Y Star. There is a landable nested moon just 0,031 lightseconds away from this waterworld which offers a close look into the clouds of the waterworld and some braintrees provide a special vibe on the surface.	→	Straight ahead to the north from Sol 13,350 light years away you'll encounter the System Graea Hypue WF-W d2-92. This system contains a terraformable water world orbiting a ringed class-Y Star. The water world itself is orbited by a landable nested moon just 0.031 light seconds away. THis rocky body offers a close look at the clouds of the water world and some brain trees provide a special vibe on the surface.
Strait ahead to the north from Sol in 13.500 light years distance, there is the System Graea Hypue WF-W d2-92 which contains a terraformable waterworld as a moon of a ringed class-Y Star. There is a landable nested moon just 0,031 lightseconds away from this waterworld which offers a close look into the clouds of the waterworld and some braintrees provide a special vibe on the surface.	→	Straight ahead to the north from Sol 13,350 light years away you'll encounter the System Graea Hypue WF-W d2-92. This system contains a terraformable water world orbiting a ringed class-Y Star. The water world itself is orbited by a landable nested moon just 0.031 light seconds away. THis rocky body offers a close look at the clouds of the water world and some brain trees provide a special vibe on the surface.
JOURNAL
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OBSERVATORY
Graea Hypue WF-W d2-92 4 b a Close Orbit Orbital Radius: 9.214km, Parent Radius: 3.700km Graea Hypue WF-W d2-92 4 b a Fast Orbit Orbital Period: 6,0 hours Graea Hypue WF-W d2-92 4 b a Landable Rocky body without Atmosphere and 1 Biological Signal found DfA: 3.263 LS Graea Hypue WF-W d2-92 4 b a This Nested Landable Moon is just 0,031 LS from Parent DfA: 3.263 LS Graea Hypue WF-W d2-92 4 b a A Landable Moon at Water World Moon: Rocky body, 0,031 LS from Parent	→	Graea Hypue WF-W d2-92 4 b a Close Orbit Orbital Radius: 9.214km, Parent Radius: 3.700km Graea Hypue WF-W d2-92 4 b a Fast Orbit Orbital Period: 6,0 hours Graea Hypue WF-W d2-92 4 b a Landable Rocky body without Atmosphere and 1 Biological Signal found DfA: 3.263 LS Graea Hypue WF-W d2-92 4 b a This Nested Landable Moon is just 0,031 LS from Parent DfA: 3.263 LS Graea Hypue WF-W d2-92 4 b a A Landable Moon at Water World Moon: Rocky body, 0,031 LS from Parent

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