NGC 7822 Mythological Gateway Investigation

Wasn't able to manage a screenshot, but when I used the 'hole' clue from Fluk's memorial, and flew to the only black hole around, there was a weird purple pulsing where the black hole should be, in hyperspace. Normal, or... TINFOILY!? EDIT: Following the 'hole' clue, I come to the only black hole in the Heart nebula. Fluk's memorial also mentions that he was the light of their life - and this system only has one light-producing entity, a brown dwarf, which was likely the purple pulsing object I saw in hypserspace. Don't know where to go with this, though. EDIT2: There is a Neutron star by Soul. Maybe that's the light?

It could've just been me, but witchspace seems very different near Heart and Soul - more moving green spots and odd noises. Don't know what a wov is. Sonnet 19 describes the frustration Sidney feels when he attempts to make clear his love for Stella in words, which is a form of woe, I think. wore = woe, I misspelled, sorry. I wrote the toast from memory, but I believe I wrote it just about perfectly. I'll be playing Elite later, if you want a screenshot. Click to expand... Thought it was vow, not woe, and misspelled too. Where do i change ingame language? My game is in Russian, and can't find that in options. In russian version of the codex that DW pledge is intrestingly spelled to mean not "to" (which can be understood 2 ways), but directly mean "for", but that might be bad tra...

I looked around the Orion Nebula and Orian Dark Region. A lot of unmapped planets that had biological things on them. Not connected but that does tell me very few people actually really look for things. Going to check something out. Then off to Heart and Soul Nebula I suppose. Anything I should be on the lookout for over there?

I'm moderately surprised no "dark wheel" has been found too. I don't think it's in the Coal Sack nebula, it seems Felicity Farseer connection was noticed and lots of probing has been going on in the close nebulae. Maybe some other place far away, like Heart nebula, then. Codex entry seems to suggest such thing could be found, eventually. I think bubble/frontier exploring is worth it, as well as tip off missions. For those with eyes to see here means finding some value in crashed ships, Thargoid sensors, things that are of some obscurity, rarely mentioned and often without canonn website entries. I even discovered a secret plot to mix onionhead into energy drinks, scanning some settlement data beacons. Stuff like this could have been out there for over a year now, and often has been disco...

If you look at the toast. It is quite long, especially if you drink after each bit. Therefore... W3(OH) Seems the heart nebula is indeed the place to look

According to edsm, NGC7822 is known as The Siren of the Spinward Stars. Been through every Class O in it. Mapped quite a few. S171 9 is my favorite system of them. It has 3 black holes. Just favorite for beauty, not due to anything riddle related. S171 34 has the Cupids Arrow tourist beacon. That was the 2nd step in our process. "Ours" being the 46&2.

I have an idea (although Guru might as well change his name to BadWolf, seems every time I chase a hunch the moment I reach my destination I’m greeted with “first mapped by Guru-951. Ahhhhggghh! Lol.) anywho, there is justifiable debate on what “the mother of galaxies” means. Whether it’s a reference to Cassiopeia, the MW, or the largest of galaxies, or some reference to Hera etc etc I suppose nobody knows. But, if it means the largest, as far as Elites map and Skybox goes I think that title actually belongs to the Andromeda galaxy in actual, physical size. I was on my way to Andromedae System (which Guru beat me to) and what I always thought was some globular Galaxy turns out to be a tiny little Nebula near the cave and elephant trunk Nebula (I’m sure many of you have been there but it’...

According to edsm, NGC7822 is known as The Siren of the Spinward Stars. Been through every Class O in it. Mapped quite a few. S171 9 is my favorite system of them. It has 3 black holes. Just favorite for beauty, not due to anything riddle related. S171 34 has the Cupids Arrow tourist beacon. That was the 2nd step in our process. "Ours" being the 46&2. Click to expand... If it’s known as that prior to the codex then that might be significant. Either as a local itself or a triangulation point perhaps.

According to edsm, NGC7822 is known as The Siren of the Spinward Stars. Been through every Class O in it. Mapped quite a few. S171 9 is my favorite system of them. It has 3 black holes. Just favorite for beauty, not due to anything riddle related. S171 34 has the Cupids Arrow tourist beacon. That was the 2nd step in our process. "Ours" being the 46&2. Click to expand... Making my way though the systems now, currently docked at the little asteroid base in a class M near the edge of the Nebula. But, as predicted, after leaving Andromedae and arriving at my first destination I’m greeted with “First mapped by Guru-951” damnit!!! Lol. Seriously a Bad Wolf thing goin on there lol.

Upgraded my Conda again and got her up to 60ly and decided to go check out NGC 7822. I had been out that way once before with the intention of going to the rift, but in my 30ly ASP it wasnt happening. Turned back after like 7k light years. While perusing the systems in 7822 I began to research the nebula. I found an interesting chain of information that is highly relevant to a lot of things and thought I would share. To begin with NGC 7822 begins nearly on the border of the "Elysian Shores" sector. The Elysian Shores in greek mythology is related to the underworld and hence, persephone, hecate, etc... From a more scientific perspective, NGC 7822 is part of the Cepheus constellation, named after a Greek figure who was married to none other than Cassopeia. Through this research I found a ...

Upgraded my Conda again and got her up to 60ly and decided to go check out NGC 7822. I had been out that way once before with the intention of going to the rift, but in my 30ly ASP it wasnt happening. Turned back after like 7k light years. While perusing the systems in 7822 I began to research the nebula. I found an interesting chain of information that is highly relevant to a lot of things and thought I would share. To begin with NGC 7822 begins nearly on the border of the "Elysian Shores" sector. The Elysian Shores in greek mythology is related to the underworld and hence, persephone, hecate, etc... From a more scientific perspective, NGC 7822 is part of the Cepheus constellation, named after a Greek figure who was married to none other than Cassopeia. Through this research I found a ...