Distance from galactic core: 727,000 LY
System default name: Isviln
Star type: Red
Dominant lifeform: Uninhabited
Economy: None
Checked for experimental/alien multitools?
N/A?
Travel notes:
Headin' to Bishop. This one has a triple moon planet, which I haven't seen yet. Hoping to find some weird stuff!
J/K it's just a double moon. It's also a binary star system. Oddly, there's one purple (blue) star and one green star.
Seeing some weird biomes. Jumping into VR to explore this system for sure.
Javi Alpha
Default name: Iceano XII
Distance: 107,000u
Type: Lost Red Planet
Notes:
There is a badger looking creature that I will probably adopt. Because you know, I'm a Hufflepuff. I collected a dung sample so we're pretty much best friends already. Bird looking thing also maybe?
Javi Alpha I
Default name: Ucrathag
Distance: 258,000u
Type: Sporal Moon
Notes:
This is definitely one of the extreme biomes that I was looking for. The colors are weird. The minerals are eggs with screens on them and the only animal I saw is like a bunch of floating orbs.
The starcraft is giving me a readout of boundary failure, strength or something like that. It seems to be like a weather condition, and as it changes the colors of everything also change.
I wonder why it's called a "sporal" moon.
Javi Alpha II
Default name: Javi
Distance: 368,000u
Type: Terraforming Catastrophe
Notes:
Nothing to see here from what I can tell at first glance.
Javi Beta
Default name: Librigor
Distance: 1200ks
Type: Tectonic Planet
Notes:
Plain ole hot planet.
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Checked for experimental/alien multitools?
No
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