Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

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Revision for Wisps of the Shadelight
Previous Revision, by Baka Survivor [2025-10-22 08:25:41]	→	Selected revision, by Baka Survivor [2025-10-22 08:28:55]
DISCOVERER
Baka Survivor	→	Baka Survivor
NAME
Shadelight Will-o'-the-wisps	→	Wisps of the Shadelight
SYSTEMNAME
Wepaa AA-A f809	→	Wepaa AA-A f809
CATEGORY
Notable Stellar Phenomena	→	Notable Stellar Phenomena
CATEGORY 2
Sights and Scenery	→	Sights and Scenery
REGION
Odin's Hold	→	Odin's Hold
LATITUDE
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LONGITUDE
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CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
Primary Black Hole System featuring 2 Notable Phenomenon points containing K-Type Anomalies. The Highlight of the system is the K01-Type Anomalies that orbit the systems Neutron star.	→	Primary Black Hole System featuring 2 Notable Phenomenon points containing K-Type Anomalies. The Highlight of the system is the K01-Type Anomalies that orbit the systems Neutron star.
DESCRIPTION
Located in Odin's Hold, the system has a primary Black Hole with a Neutron Star, K Type, T Type and several Y type stars. The main feature of the system is the 2 Notable Phenomenon points containing K-Type Anomalies. The first point near the systems Black hole contains K06-Type Anomalies as well as Purpureum and Rubeum Metallic Crystals. The second and most scenic point near the systems Neutron Star contains K01-Type Anomalies and a Proto-Lagrange Cloud, as well as Purpureum and Rubeum Metallic Crystals. The K01 Anomalies set to the back drop of the systems Neutron Star make for a haunting and breathtaking Stellar Vista.	→	Located in Odin's Hold, the system has a primary Black Hole with a Neutron Star, K Type, T Type and several Y type stars. The main feature of the system is the 2 Notable Phenomenon points containing K-Type Anomalies. The first point near the systems Black hole contains K06-Type Anomalies as well as Purpureum and Rubeum Metallic Crystals. The second and most scenic point near the systems Neutron Star contains K01-Type Anomalies and a Proto-Lagrange Cloud, as well as Purpureum and Rubeum Metallic Crystals. The K01 Anomalies set to the back drop of the systems Neutron Star make for a haunting and breathtaking Stellar Vista.
Located in Odin's Hold, the system has a primary Black Hole with a Neutron Star, K Type, T Type and several Y type stars. The main feature of the system is the 2 Notable Phenomenon points containing K-Type Anomalies. The first point near the systems Black hole contains K06-Type Anomalies as well as Purpureum and Rubeum Metallic Crystals. The second and most scenic point near the systems Neutron Star contains K01-Type Anomalies and a Proto-Lagrange Cloud, as well as Purpureum and Rubeum Metallic Crystals. The K01 Anomalies set to the back drop of the systems Neutron Star make for a haunting and breathtaking Stellar Vista.	→	Located in Odin's Hold, the system has a primary Black Hole with a Neutron Star, K Type, T Type and several Y type stars. The main feature of the system is the 2 Notable Phenomenon points containing K-Type Anomalies. The first point near the systems Black hole contains K06-Type Anomalies as well as Purpureum and Rubeum Metallic Crystals. The second and most scenic point near the systems Neutron Star contains K01-Type Anomalies and a Proto-Lagrange Cloud, as well as Purpureum and Rubeum Metallic Crystals. The K01 Anomalies set to the back drop of the systems Neutron Star make for a haunting and breathtaking Stellar Vista.
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