Elite Dangerous Astrometrics

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Revision for The Semaphore
Previous Revision, by Pecka [2026-02-19 00:33:20]	→	Selected revision, by PhoenixBlue [2026-02-20 12:49:56]
DISCOVERER
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NAME
The Semaphore	→	The Semaphore
SYSTEMNAME
Pyra Dryoae QK-M d8-4	→	Pyra Dryoae QK-M d8-4
CATEGORY
Notable Stellar Phenomena	→	Notable Stellar Phenomena
CATEGORY 2
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REGION
Acheron	→	Acheron
LATITUDE
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LONGITUDE
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CALLSIGN
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SUMMARY
Rubeum and Prasinium Ice Crystals create beautiful Red and Green light show reminiscent of the ancient communication devices of Earth called the Semaphore. Albidum Chalice Pots are also present.	→	Albudum Chalice Pods drift among fields of Rubeum and Prasinium Ice Crystals, creating red and green light shows reminiscent of the ancient communication devices of Earth called the Semaphore.
DESCRIPTION
The Notable Stellar Phenomena is present around the third star, close to the body C2, in the form of a Lagrange Cloud. The mix of Rubeum and Prasinium Ice Crystals with a relatively close-by gas giant makes for very pleasing star scape visuals full of colourful sparks. Albidium Chalice Pots are also present and may react if poked. Additional things of some minor interest in the solar system include: Non human signatures on bodies AB 2A, AB 2E, AB 6A, C 1D - those being the thargoid sensors scoopable by SRV. Close orbiting fast-rotating binary moons AB 2B and AB 2C. Unusually picturesque gas giant AB 5 A water world	→	Multiple Notable Stellar Phenomena in this system are present in this system, with one relatively near the F-class star, around Body AB 6, and two others about 86,000 light-seconds away, near Body C 2. The mix of Rubeum and Prasinium Ice Crystals with a relatively nearby gas giant makes for very pleasing star scape visuals full of colourful sparks. ![](https://edastro.b-cdn.net/poiphotos/000/001/874.gif) Albidium Chalice Pots are also present in the Lagrange clouds. These cosmozoans owe their name to their resemblance to ship-sized goblets. They primarily drift through Lagrange clouds but may use biological reaction thrusters to flee from ship headlights. Ships with Research Limpet Controllers can collect pod core tissue, pod dead tissue and pod surface tissue samples from these lifeforms. Additional items of interest include instances of crashed Thargoid Sensors, as Thargoids are drawn to systems with ammonia worlds or gas giants with ammonia-based life such as Body C 2; close orbiting moons AB 2 b and AB 2 c; and the non-terraformable water world AB 3.
The Notable Stellar Phenomena is present around the third star, close to the body C2, in the form of a Lagrange Cloud. The mix of Rubeum and Prasinium Ice Crystals with a relatively close-by gas giant makes for very pleasing star scape visuals full of colourful sparks. Albidium Chalice Pots are also present and may react if poked. Additional things of some minor interest in the solar system include: Non human signatures on bodies AB 2A, AB 2E, AB 6A, C 1D - those being the thargoid sensors scoopable by SRV. Close orbiting fast-rotating binary moons AB 2B and AB 2C. Unusually picturesque gas giant AB 5 A water world	→	Multiple Notable Stellar Phenomena in this system are present in this system, with one relatively near the F-class star, around Body AB 6, and two others about 86,000 light-seconds away, near Body C 2. The mix of Rubeum and Prasinium Ice Crystals with a relatively nearby gas giant makes for very pleasing star scape visuals full of colourful sparks. Albidium Chalice Pots are also present in the Lagrange clouds. These cosmozoans owe their name to their resemblance to ship-sized goblets. They primarily drift through Lagrange clouds but may use biological reaction thrusters to flee from ship headlights. Ships with Research Limpet Controllers can collect pod core tissue, pod dead tissue and pod surface tissue samples from these lifeforms. Additional items of interest include instances of crashed Thargoid Sensors, as Thargoids are drawn to systems with ammonia worlds or gas giants with ammonia-based life such as Body C 2; close orbiting moons AB 2 b and AB 2 c; and the non-terraformable water world AB 3.
JOURNAL
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OBSERVATORY
Pyra Dryoae QK-M d8-4 AB 2 c Non-locked Body with Fast Rotation Period: 7,6 hours Pyra Dryoae QK-M d8-4 AB 2 b Close binary relative to body size Orbit: 1 565km, Radius: 749km, Partner: Pyra Dryoae QK-M d8-4 AB 2 c	→	Pyra Dryoae QK-M d8-4 AB 2 c Non-locked Body with Fast Rotation Period: 7,6 hours Pyra Dryoae QK-M d8-4 AB 2 b Close binary relative to body size Orbit: 1 565km, Radius: 749km, Partner: Pyra Dryoae QK-M d8-4 AB 2 c

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