Raxxla Location Theories
Original theorist: Macros Black -- View original post
Soontill visited and fully explored including 9 belt clusters with no findings. Known Thargoid location suggests investigation of Thargoid-Raxxla connection.
Spatial References This entry lists spatial references related directly or indirectly to Raxxla. All maps are stolen from the Galactic Mapping Community Project. Name: moon of Lave Description: Ancient history believed the moon of Lave to be Raxxla;however Lave has no visible moon. References: Name: Outer Rim Description: Upper left corner of the GalMap. Covered by map 6 & 7?. References: The mission name "Obfuscated In The Outer Rim" is supposedly a direct reference to this region of space. Name: Soontill Description: Known Thargoid location?. Visited, all bodies explored, including all 9 belt clusters, nothing found. References: Grid reference: 250 : -46 : 121
Hypothesis that selling Unknown Artifacts at Li Qing Jao in Sol (which has black market) could reveal connection to Raxxla. No direct UA-Raxxla link established, only conjecture linking Thargoids to both.
Mission: Sell UA at Li Qing Jao Mission: Sell UA at Li Qing Jao in SOL that has a Black Market. Summary: No direct link has been established between the UA and Raxxla, only conjecture linking the Thargoids with the UA and Raxxla. Hypothesis: Selling the UA at Li Qing Jao will reveal it's secret, that may be related to Raxxla. | System | Date | Hours | #SSS | #Hafnium spotted | #UA spotted | Timocani | 10 aug 3301 | 6 | 42 | 3 | | Timocani | 11 aug 3301 | 6 | 33 | 2 | 0[*1] | Timocani | 12 aug 3301 | 6 | 37 | 2 | | Timocani | 13 aug 3301 | 6 | 62 | 3[*2] | | Timocani | 14 aug 3301 | 7 | 49 | 1 | [*1] One UA was retrieved by Cmdr Delmonte while in session. [*2] Got bored and grabbed one, sold for 57,675.
Author hypothesizes Raxxla may be located near or within the Lagoon Nebula area based on coordinate grid analysis and plans expedition to investigate.
Great pictures, Julio! If I may come with a suggestion: Take the pictures from the Debug view, that way you'll don't see the cockpit. Open the GalMap, and simply scroll to the coordinates, sadly the ones I suggested is a grid containing no stars. Spoiler http://i.Please use another image host/iIECYuC.png Click to expand... Ahoy lad! I'll use the external view more often from now on How did you get the coords shown? I'll try to add up the coordinates and see what comes out like this: RA = X XX= Y LA = Z Edit: OK i activated the grid, absolutely nothing at: X = +/- 181 Y = +/- 2424 (too high/low) Z = +/- 121 Edit: By just adding i come up with: X = +/- 19 Y = +/- 48 Z = +/- 13 Too much in the area, two times a system with the "GD" designation. Hmm... not sure thi...
Proposes that mysterious structure seen in Horizons promotional video could reference Raxxla as a landfall body accessible with planetary landing mechanics.
I started looking around for hidden places within Elite Dangerous shortly after I started playing a few months ago. My search renewed four days ago after seeing this in the video on the Horizons page in the Frontier Store (It's a 4 second clip about 60% through the video): { "lightbox_close": "Close", "lightbox_next": "Next", "lightbox_previous": "Previous", "lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.", "lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow", "lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow", "lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen", "lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails", "lightbox_download": "Download", "lightbox_share": "Share", "lightbox_zoom": "Zoom", "lightbox_new_window": "New window", "lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar" } ...
Responds to observation of mysterious structure in Horizons video, describes it as looking alien and suggests closer examination needed.
I started looking around for hidden places within Elite Dangerous shortly after I started playing a few months ago. My search renewed four days ago after seeing this in the video on the Horizons page in the Frontier Store (It's a 4 second clip about 60% through the video): Looks mysterious enough, think this could be a reference to Raxxla being a landfall body? Or maybe something new entirely? Click to expand... Looks alien indeed, would be nice to have a closer look.
Cryptic hint suggesting Raxxla is 'right in front of you' and doesn't require traveling all over the galaxy.
Edit: Deleted. Sorry, Cmdrs. P.S. You don't have to go flying all over the galaxy. It's right in front of you.
Developer statement that Raxxla is unlikely to be in Formidine Rift and likely not too far from core worlds, or there's a route to it from core worlds. Known about hundreds of years ago.
I would be very surprised if Raxxla was in the Formidine Rift. I honestly don't know where it is myself, but it is unlikely to be that far away IMHO. It was known about hundreds of years ago when long range space travel was much more tedious. I have a feeling it's not too far from the core worlds, or there's a route to it that's not far from the core worlds. Cheers, Drew.
Raxxla likely within sphere extending from Sol to Merope distance, outside heavily traveled inhabited bubble. Possibly an undiscovered or unnoticed planet/moon in uninhabited systems.
Well... Happy to see this is recovering interest!!! Click to expand... I have an interest about Raxxla since few month (I began the game in feb of last year and Raxxla intrigued me very early after I began ED but never found time to be focused on) ^^ Just a comment on the rogue planets. It was initially believed (and think it was in the DDS as well) that you would be able to reach rogue planets by mis-jumps. This type of system is not in game as of yet, but it is common belief that rogue planets could be those planets that are orbiting no star in some systems, often with very large orbits. They can usually be recognized because instead of being attached to a star in the system map, they are bound to an "X". Although this "X" might as well represent sometimes the baricenter of twin sta...
Reference to older lore describing Raxxla appearing as a moon in Lave system, then disappearing. Drew Wagar confirmed this book source is not canon.
Well... Happy to see this is recovering interest!!! Click to expand... I have an interest about Raxxla since few month (I began the game in feb of last year and Raxxla intrigued me very early after I began ED but never found time to be focused on) ^^ Just a comment on the rogue planets. It was initially believed (and think it was in the DDS as well) that you would be able to reach rogue planets by mis-jumps. This type of system is not in game as of yet, but it is common belief that rogue planets could be those planets that are orbiting no star in some systems, often with very large orbits. They can usually be recognized because instead of being attached to a star in the system map, they are bound to an "X". Although this "X" might as well represent sometimes the baricenter of twin sta...
Drew's personal theory that Raxxla is not far from the bubble/core worlds since it was reachable by primitive hyperspace technology centuries ago. May require special equipment, rank, or ship requirements to reach.
I probably dream when I listen to the Josh Hawkins BroCast where Drew was guested ? For those who never listen it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvcYNYIQZ8M Drew, in this broadcast, you said that you didn't know where was Raxxla but M. Brooks and D. Braben assured you that it was ingame. You also said in this broadcast that a lonewolf could find Raxxla randomly, that it was findable by brute force method, but the more accurate way to find it was not this method (you said that it was mostly like solving a puzzle than searching a particular object that we'll said : eh, this is Raxxla, look at the USS name). Drew, you said that kind of things few times, on few broadcast (the Josh Hawkins one, the DJ Truthsayer one) and also here, on this forum (I don't have the link now, but everyone can...
Theory that Raxxla is a rogue star system hidden between known systems, only appearing in nav panel when in specific nearby systems, disguised as an unmarked system. Speculates Raxxla discovery could unlock new game areas or hidden societies.
I wonder if Raxxla is a rogue star system, stuck between known star systems. How can i put this, the only way it will appear is to be in a certain known system where it will then appear in the nav panel list, even then it won't be listed as 'Raxxla' just some any other star system. You would have to be pretty eagle eyed to thing 'ooh that wasn't there before/ in the gal map. Just a theory, putting it out there. I hope there is something special there, not just any old pile of ruins. That whever finds it will open up a new area of the game to explore. Like rogue planets or a map of missing off the charts star systems populated by a hidden section of society. That would be cool.
Proposes Raxxla could be a discovered world long abandoned, or located in an unsearched system within the bubble controlled by no superpower.
It could even be a hollowed out asteroid with a hyperspace engine of some sort, similar to Jacques. It could be an already discovered world/moon... and the inhabitants now long gone, or dead. It could be some sort of intergalactic jump gate (The original Elite had a concept of Galactic Hyperspace) in orbit somewhere near Lave 2, but like Voyager in Sol, unless you know where to look... If it is still a living world, and if it has it's own system, then it's one that's not been searched. If it's in the bubble, as some have suggested, it's going to be one of a few that are not being exploited by superpowers... or is it?
Based on lore describing Raxxla as a rogue planetary body, author calculates it must be 44.7-999 ly from last known location (Lave, 2 centuries ago). Proposes Founders World as primary candidate due to matching secrecy, Elitist connections, INRA references, and Dark Wheel associations.
Possible Location of Raxxla: Founders World My reasoning relies on what lore we have and practical application of it. Raxxla was described more than once as a rouge planetary body capable of autonomous (?) travel. So, I took the speeds of the fastest rouge bodies known (and a theroy that Raxxla isn't FTL capable) with the last 'known' location Lave 2 centuries ago (less than 1000 years) and did the math. All in all? 44.7ly minimum, 999ly maximum. So, Raxxla (and/or its gateway) is nearby. Within 1000ly one world with a startlingly close match (secrecy, Elitists, INRA, The Dark Wheel) would be Founders World. It has been accessible since 2015 (no engineers or boosts). It is 'hidden' by the Pilot's Federation through misinformation that contradicts itself. Oh, and its wording used t...
Proposes Raxxla could be located in Shinrarta Dezhra but at extreme distance from main star, requiring extended travel similar to Hutton Orbital to become visible to scanners.
Placing Raxxla in Shinrarta Dezhra would fit with the Elite requirement. However, I haven't seen it there Could it be so far out in the system that it's invisible to the scanner?, perhaps just like Voyager you have to get close to see it. Considering Hutton Orbital, long (and close to an infinite number) trek's in Shinrarta Dezhra could be ahead. Obvious directions would be to target systems like Lave, Tionisla, etc. to begin with and then just keep going...
Theory that Raxxla could be located in a permit-locked system awaiting future updates or assets, making it technically in-game but inaccessible to players.
My biggest concern is that it's hidden in a permit locked system awaiting some future update or assets - This would mean we are hunting for nothing as we cannot "find" it even though technically its in game.
Theory that Raxxla could be a rogue planet far from a star's main location, requiring a starting point and direction vector to find (similar to Generation Ship discovery mechanics).
Think the bubble is a good place to start the search; however, if Raxxla is located in the bubble in plain sight, then wouldn't it have been found already? Click to expand... Maybe not if it's in a system, like a rogue planet - WAAAY out from the main star. Look at the Gen Ships and how they are found out in deep space. Listening posts give us a starting planet, and then a direction to fly in, and eventually the Genship pops up in nav-panel. I wonder if Raxxla is something like that, where we need a start location, and a direction to fly in, and eventually can come across it. Considering how big in-system deep space is, i doubt anyone could find it unless they had those 2 key points (start-point & direction of travel)
Raxxla may orbit an impossibly old metal-rich star (older than the universe itself), possibly a Population III star. The theory suggests a 'gate' was used to push Raxxla back through time, accounting for its extreme age.
Hidden away somewhere in the Exploration subthread I started a discussion about a possible expedition to locate ancient stars. As I've said elsewhere ... I have a feeling that Raxxla (if it is a place) is older then the universe itself. There is a class of stars known as "Population III" stars. One of the goals of the James Webb Space Telescope is to find evidence of these stars ... stars who's existence dates back almost to the Big Bang itself. These are massive metal-poor stars with an age nearing 14 billion years. I believe that Raxxla will be found orbiting a metal rich star that is older than what is possible given current theories regarding the age of the universe and that the "gate" on that world was used to shove Raxxla and its parent star back into the distant past. It's great a...
Raxxla may orbit a metal-rich Population III star older than current cosmic age theory, with a gate that pushed Raxxla back through time. References James Webb Space Telescope's search for ancient stars as thematic parallel.
Hidden away somewhere in the Exploration subthread I started a discussion about a possible expedition to locate ancient stars. As I've said elsewhere ... I have a feeling that Raxxla (if it is a place) is older then the universe itself. There is a class of stars known as "Population III" stars. One of the goals of the James Webb Space Telescope is to find evidence of these stars ... stars who's existence dates back almost to the Big Bang itself. These are massive metal-poor stars with an age nearing 14 billion years. I believe that Raxxla will be found orbiting a metal rich star that is older than what is possible given current theories regarding the age of the universe and that the "gate" on that world was used to shove Raxxla and its parent star back into the distant past. It's great a...
References game lore describing Raxxla as mythical planet containing alien construct gateway to other universes with treasures, aliens, and life forms.
Hidden away somewhere in the Exploration subthread I started a discussion about a possible expedition to locate ancient stars. As I've said elsewhere ... I have a feeling that Raxxla (if it is a place) is older then the universe itself. There is a class of stars known as "Population III" stars. One of the goals of the James Webb Space Telescope is to find evidence of these stars ... stars who's existence dates back almost to the Big Bang itself. These are massive metal-poor stars with an age nearing 14 billion years. I believe that Raxxla will be found orbiting a metal rich star that is older than what is possible given current theories regarding the age of the universe and that the "gate" on that world was used to shove Raxxla and its parent star back into the distant past. It's great a...
Direct quotation from Dark Wheel Chapter 7: 'Cirag is Cirag, and Raxxla—if it exists—is in another Galaxy' from E Fields. Questions whether this has been canonized in ED universe.
Considering the limitations of drives back in that era (which does match ED lore) and that Jason Ryder found it and was spending time with his son before planning to return would indicate that it shouldn't be too far away from the old Lave/Leesti area in terms of galaxtic scale. Going off the sparse information we have from that, and (big assumption) assuming DB had it placed in line with the novel, it might even be within the bubble itself. If that is the case, it probably means that it doesn't appear to pings and can only be found by flying (relatively) close to it... possibly way out of the system or off the system plane. Click to expand... I think that's a valid theory; Raxxla in the bubble, not pingable, but only will appear when nearby, far off from any stars (dark planet?). Curr...
Theory to supercruise from Sol (possibly Mars, location of Alien Relic discovery) toward Lave as a potential vector for finding Raxxla via hidden rogue planet.
I think the idea of having to supercruise to a rogue planet to find Raxxla may have merit, seeing as that's how FDev have hidden other things in game already (Thargoid attack sites, generation ships, mega-ships, etc). The only thing we need is a system/body as a start point, and a direction. If anyone has any idea's based on clues from the lore, it's at least a testable theory in-game. Worth a try! Click to expand... I've given thought to starting at Sol (maybe Mars? where they found the Alien Relic?) and flying toward Lave.
Theory that Raxxla could be a point of interest hidden near Tionisla's orbital graveyard, accessible via deep supercruise (2M+ LS) with a small search window, similar to hidden generation ships.
Tionisla? Orbital Graveyard? Perhaps it is a hidden PoI like the voyagers, need to cruide 2Mls into the black then search like a madman to find it, and your window is tiny, like 1000ls
Suggestion that Rosette Nebula represents a viable search path for Raxxla, with anecdotal connection to proximity searches.
^^"Rosette" looks as good a path to Raxxla as any other paths.
Theory that Raxxla is a physical location in the Milky Way that requires finding the correct quadrant, not a collective puzzle. Author plans to achieve Triple Elite status and search Shinrarta Dezhra.
Thx Scott ! Have a Scotch on me ! Edit: so, it seems we nevertheless have a clue: Raxxla is something physical located in the Milky Way and its finding is not subject to a collective effort. Unlike the FR mYsTeRy, who is searching matters. Next step: finding the right quadrant ! :S And to be sure there aren't no new DW mysterious missions, I am going to achieve this damned triple Elite status and then back to Shinrarta. NPC's beware ! Click to expand... I think you'll soon have more than sufficient NPCs to shake a large Mycoid flask at! p.s. I'm a Yorkshireman not a Scot, but I'll happily drink a dram of Scotch (single malt!) were the Dark Wheel SDezhra missions only open to triple elite, or could single elite attempt?
Speculation that Triple Elite missions may form a chain unlocking new systems and regions progressively, potentially leading to Raxxla discovery. Bovomit mentioned as speculative Raxxla location.
Mind if I ask if you are Triple E ? I mean, what if people were coming too close to finding Raxxla through these single E missions for the taste of FDEvs and they decided to harden the quest through triple E chained missions? Would be in their style. You follow the 'chain', unlocking systems, receiving new missions, unlocking..regions ! hahahahhaha I bet Raxxla is in Bovomit ! Click to expand... Tripple tripple E, I think. (We are not worthy).
Theory that Raxxla must be located much closer to the inhabited bubble than distant regions like Colonia, based on historical lore stating it was reachable hundreds of years ago with early jump drive technology before rest of galaxy was explored.
Thanks to you for the transcription, Macros. Much more intelligible for me now. May I, respectfully, suggest you put the link on the FP in the quote "Strongest indications for the existence of Raxxla ...]" for newcomers? Click to expand... Agreed - This is a good idea... I did searches like that to. That's why I could find a system rather quickly. I use this page, for sector names: https://cim.sotl.org.uk/elite-dangerous/ Edit: I found three more 'RA XX-L A' systems: - Ooscs bRA XX-L A7-0 - Dryu bRA XX-L A7-0 - Hypao bRA XX-L A7-0 and the first one - Phooe bRA XX-L A76-0 I think these are the only systems with 'Raxxla', in the name. All the systems are in the same part of the galaxy, past Colonia. Spoiler https://s26.postimg.org/c4bzehj49/Raxx_Systems.png Probably not i...
Jump drive technology regressed in terms of effective distance coverage. Type 1 drives had 7ly range with seconds jump time; Type 2 drives had longer jump times (days/weeks) reducing effective travel speed despite improved reliability. Calculations suggest vastly decreased distances achievable.
Hi Thatchinho Not disagreeing with you, but can you tell me where we are told that it's a long distance away? (Because that implies a clue and DB said no clues). And why do you say jump drive technology had taken a massive step backwards? Click to expand... It's the quote from Elyssia fields that Han Zen mentioned coupled with the hinted retcon of the intergalactic jumps to long distance intragalactic. As to why do I say drives took a step backwards, several reasons (I'm talking about the loss of the type 1 (Quirium fuelled) tech btw: a. Galactic hyperdrive capabilities were lost b. Reliability and jump distance were improved but jump time went from a couple of seconds to days or weeks, which gives a net result of vastly decreased distances which could be covered. (And I don't use ...
Original Elite limited to 7ly jumps. FE2/FFE ships had 50+ ly ranges (Turner class 94ly), enabling 3-5kly yearly travel. Different ship classes had varying capabilities. Galactic hyperdrive allowed inter-arm jumps bypassing 7ly limitation.
The problem with a 7ly jump range, is that you can't go anywhere. You will at least have to follow the center of the galactic arm, to get very far. We only had access to one ship in Elite though. Other ships may have had longer range? In FE2/FFE, some ships had well over 50ly range(Turner class has 94ly). It would be resonnable to cover 3-5kly a year. A ten year trip would not be a problem, as you spent most of the time in the Stardreamer. Scooping was tedious in all the previous games, as you didn't drop next to the star. The technical aspects of the different jump drives aren't realy significant to the Raxxla mystery, I think. No location can be excluded based on their limitations. Click to expand... True, 7ly jump range would limit where you can go, but that's where the galactic h...
Proposes checking the galactic opposite point of Sol's coordinates. If Sol is at 0/0/0 and Sag A* at 25.21875/-20.90625/25899.96875, suggests investigating coordinates 50.4375/-41.8125/51799.9375 as potential Raxxla location.
Here's a thought, if we accept that back in the days of Elite a very long trip was possible (and i still think Raxxla is going to be relatively close to us), how about checking the galactic opposite of where Sol is. Sol is at 0 / 0 / 0. Sag A* is at: 25.21875 / -20.90625 / 25899.96875 What is at 50.4375 / -41.8125 / 51799.9375 ?
Reports that the galactic opposite coordinates theory was previously explored ~2 years prior (by Derthek) and resulted in finding a 'dull, uninteresting system', suggesting this lead has been exhausted.
Here's a thought, if we accept that back in the days of Elite a very long trip was possible (and i still think Raxxla is going to be relatively close to us), how about checking the galactic opposite of where Sol is. Sol is at 0 / 0 / 0. Sag A* is at: 25.21875 / -20.90625 / 25899.96875 What is at 50.4375 / -41.8125 / 51799.9375 ? Click to expand... You know, I vaguely remember somebody on the Canonn Thread trying this nearly 2 years ago. I can't remember who, or whether it was at the exact cords you mentioned, but I seem to recall it was a very dull, disenteresting system.
Identifies Derthek's Folly as the location previously investigated (Drooteou PW-I A36-4), the galactic opposite coordinates that yielded no significant findings.
Think it was Derthek. Click to expand... It was. Derthek's Folly, aka Drooteou PW-I A36-4.
Player cryptically suggests being 12 jumps from Raxxla, presented with uncertainty and possible sarcasm.
12 jumps to Raxxla. Well, maybe.
Cites tourist beacon 0175 lore: non-human relic found buried on Mars in 2280, small as child's hand, has properties suggesting functionality/device rather than fossil.
Dammit, I was going to ask Acid for the rationale, but I'll just have to respond to this instead! I'm not sure it is logical for the Guardians homeworld to be Raxxla. In the end the homeworld was pretty much religous/anti-tech and that's coming from a general tech level that was ahead of ours but not by a huge amount. That's not Raxxla. Potentially the Exiles could have returned to the homeworld after the main line of Guardian society was wiped out and continued their accelerating advancement there. It's not an unlikely scenario that they would have returned to the homeworld of their species IMHO btw - it's just there's nothing lore wise at present to indicate that it happened. Also, wasn't it fossils that was found on Mars rather than an artefact? My understanding is that the (still u...
References a theory to reach Bovomit Sector before game update 2.4, suggesting this region may contain undiscovered Raxxla-related content or that the update may introduce location-specific mechanics.
Having never seen a Sap 8, AI Relic, Unknown Probe or Artifact with my own two eyes I'm going to keep heading in my current direction. I'm trying to make the Bovomit Sector before 2.4 lands. Just in case. Click to expand... Bovomit, isn't that where the FRift "lurking evil heat signatures" came from? The Klaxians?
Raxxla is theorized to be a planet in another galaxy containing an alien construct that serves as a gateway to other universes. The Dark Wheel discovered it but may have lost its location and is now attempting to decrypt data crystals to recover the location.
This ship log will be used to document the assumptions, facts, theories and efforts surrounding Raxxla, with the ultimate goal of locating Raxxla. All commanders willing to join are most welcome. If no new entries are made by me for a period of 2 weeks, you must assume that I have been eliminated by the Dark Wheel, swallowed by the abyss, or found Raxxla and have gone there. I hope for the latter (but will probably send pretty postcards). Raxxla A planet in another galaxy? with an alien construct that's a gateway to other Universes. The Dark Wheel found it (and lost it?), and will keep it's location secret at all costs. Assumptions Raxxla exists and can be found. Supporting indications: The existence of the Dark Wheel faction which is strongly connected to Raxxla. Missions[2][3][4][6]...
Discussion of how players will recognize Raxxla when found - whether it will be named Raxxla, landable, have visible structures, or trigger Dark Wheel attacks upon entry.
I was reading through the op and was thinking about the assumptions about Raxxla. Do we assume anything about how we will know if we have found it? It will be named Raxxla? We will or will not be able to land on it? One would imagine it to have structures on it, perhaps even visible from space. If The Dark Wheel is there now, we should be attacked upon entering the system. Click to expand... Well it is all guess/theories up till now, but for sure it will not be a landable planet if we have to believe what has been "confirmed" till now, as it should have been in the game before Horizons. Meanwhile I am traveling to two almost exactly opposite systems to Sol, with generally the same kind of star... who knows..
Author mentions COL 70 Sector as significant location and speculates about which alien species inhabits it, relating to broader theories about Thargoid/Oresian activity.
Well. I haven't forgotten. The big question is just which species is hanging out there in Spoiler COL 70 Sector Click to expand... My take is all we're seeing now is orisians teaching/evolving us in how to fight thargoids, as well being weapons balance testing by fdev. Then they annoy the klaxians and the locks come off while the orisians zip through the bubble and split up heading for conflux, hawkings, formidine and maybe even colonia all for the sake of ironic symmetery.
French forum user claims to have found a planet named '?' that upon rescanning showed 'Raxxla'. Located 15k LY from Sol. Promised screenshot/video evidence but credibility questioned. Likely hoax or server error.
Interesting: Btw Drew, someone in JV.com French forums is stating that he found a planet named "?", afterward he scanned it again and it says "Raxxla". Not sure if hoax or not, but he will provide us with a screenshot/video tonight. He's 15k LY from Sol. Click to expand... https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showt...-Premonition?p=5978503&viewfull=1#post5978503 The source: http://m.jeuxvideo.com/forums/42-30...s-tombe-sur-une-planete-bizarre-ou-un-bug.htm
Critical analysis of French forum's alleged Raxxla find. Notes anomalies: planets don't show as '?' after honk (show 'unexplored'), distance claims inconsistent (15k LY vs 44k LY for known reference points), unlandable rocky world unlikely match for Raxxla.
The CMDR might have stumbled onto one of these systems: https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?p=5868255&viewfull=1#post5868255 Click to expand... If he did, he's going to be disappointed. And besides, he says he's 15kly's outside the bubble. Those guys are at least 44kly's...depending on the route. Also, In reading through the jv.com thread, it seems a little fishy to me. He claims to have honked the system and one of the planets was named "?". I've never seen a planet named anything after a honk, only "unexplored." Anyhow, passing that, he then says that he scanned it and it was only a rocky world...he seems to imply that it was a landabe world and that he has Horizons but that he was unable to land on it. He later goes on to say that he's 3kly's from the system but that he'll...
The phrase 'Outer Rim' in mission texts may refer to where Raxxla is located or where the information was sourced. Could indicate a region of space distinct from the core bubble.
A timely reply with the right text! o7 Having just had this conversation, I can see several clues here: . One I picked up on at the time: 'Outer Rim'. Is this referring to the part of the galaxy that the person found this information in, or is this where they were looking for Raxxla? . A second clue is highlighted by this conversation: '... information about a certain celestial body ...'. It might have been assumed that Raxxla was a planet from what was said in The Dark Wheel but this is essentially the mission-giver saying the same thing: Raxxla is a celestial body, not a space station or a huge spaceship. . A place that isn't a place and a door that is also the key. This gets quoted a lot but in the context of this conversation: what type of celestial body is a place that isn't a ...
Coalsack region proposed as potential hiding place for a rogue planet given its ability to obscure celestial bodies.
Could the Coalsack fit in ? Good place to "obfuscate" a rogue planet.
Proposes Raxxla might be tucked on the rim of Sol in deep space, drawing parallels to how ancient humans thought Sol system was the entire galaxy. Questions what the first discovered system was according to ED lore.
Wasnt there a stage where humans thought our solar system was the galaxy! Wasnt there a stage where hyperjumpimg wasnt heared of! Wouldnt it be well hidden if it was tucked on the rim of sol ... my guess its in sol deep space sol. Anyone tell me according to Ed lore what was first discovered system!
Suggests Bovomit (permit-locked region on rim of galaxy past the Rift) as candidate for Raxxla due to difficulty accessing it pre-Class2b FSD, steeped in Rift-hunter lore, and accessibility dating would place discovery after 3125 if true.
Well...not in this game seems to me. There is no nebula left to explore in the entire MW. Harsh nav conditions regions, however... Anyway it would not be logical to refere the "outer rim" to another game than E: D But coming from FDevs ...well...[blah] Click to expand... Guardian Ruins are still being discovered in Nebula even now (latest ones were only last week). So there's no specific reason why something else can't turn up in one, even one close to the bubble (Barnacles are still being found as close as California, Witch Head and Pleiades). "Obfuscated" could refer to a permit locked region (deliberately hiding what's there, making it harder to get to, etc.) - doubly so to a permit locked region beyond a place that (pre-FSD) would have been extremely hard to get across... Bovo...
Reiterates Bovomit as likely Raxxla location - permit-locked region on galactic rim beyond the Rift, difficult pre-Class2b access, connected to Rift-hunter lore.
Guardian Ruins are still being discovered in Nebula even now (latest ones were only last week). So there's no specific reason why something else can't turn up in one, even one close to the bubble (Barnacles are still being found as close as California, Witch Head and Pleiades). "Obfuscated" could refer to a permit locked region (deliberately hiding what's there, making it harder to get to, etc.) - doubly so to a permit locked region beyond a place that (pre-FSD) would have been extremely hard to get across... Bovomit is right on the rim of the galaxy past the Rift - so if you're looking for a place "on the rim" and steeped in Rift-hunter lore that's hard to get to then that's my vote "... and they thought the Thargoids were trouble." Spoiler https://i.Please use another image host/iP...
Suggests if Jason Ryder found Raxxla evidence using pre-3125 Faraway network, it must be within old human expansion zone, possibly Founder's World itself.
Guardian Ruins are still being discovered in Nebula even now (latest ones were only last week). So there's no specific reason why something else can't turn up in one, even one close to the bubble (Barnacles are still being found as close as California, Witch Head and Pleiades). "Obfuscated" could refer to a permit locked region (deliberately hiding what's there, making it harder to get to, etc.) - doubly so to a permit locked region beyond a place that (pre-FSD) would have been extremely hard to get across... Bovomit is right on the rim of the galaxy past the Rift - so if you're looking for a place "on the rim" and steeped in Rift-hunter lore that's hard to get to then that's my vote "... and they thought the Thargoids were trouble." Spoiler https://i.Please use another image host/iP...
Comprehensive theory proposing Founder's World in Shinrarta Dezhra is Raxxla based on multiple factors: permit-locked access, Dark Wheel presence, system name etymology, Earth-like planet status, isolation from major factions, and connection to elite pilot retirement mythology.
If it's findable now, it's probably Founder's World. It makes sense and fits all the myths. - It's one of the most heavily protected but accessible earth-like planets in the bubble that's not in one of the major faction's space. - It's immune from PP. - It was pretty far out from the Old Worlds, so it would have been quite a trek in the olden days - enough to keep the locations secret for a long time. - It's got the best pilots in the galaxy living on it and around it. - It's permit locked so only the Elite can get there. - It's got the only known presence of The Dark Wheel in orbit - The system name means "Life, she saw, hope" - which is in keeping with the cryptic nature of the Raxxla myth, and could be seen as an oblique reference to the doorway discovered there: "hope and Life...
Theory that Raxxla is an unscanned planet in Shinrarta Dezhra system that doesn't appear on honk scans, hidden in the outer rim of the system.
"It's in the Milkyway" - So are we "It's a journey that everyone has to travel for themselves" - The journey to become Elite, blaze your own trail etc... "You have to make some of it a tiny bit obvious so people know what they're doing" - When you've made that journey you are issued a permit... subtle covert nudge maybe? The three major things Michael Brookes said when doing that interview a couple of year ago. I've also heard there was confirmation that it has been in-game more or less since the beginning and that anyone can find it? Which implies, because of what was available at launch, Base Game only owners can find it (even if they cant interact with it now because of additional features made or whatever). I think this all supports yours (and others) theory Moribus. Click to ex...
Expands on theory that Raxxla is located in Shinrarta Dezhra but hidden from normal scanning mechanics, with consideration that system may have been considered 'outer rim' during earlier expansion periods.
I don't think it's Founders world. It's not 'Obfuscated In The Outer Rim'. It could be another planet in Shinrarta Dezhra, though. That would still fit the general concept. Perhaps a planet far out on the rim of the system, that does not show on honk? Don't know really but if it's something like that, I would be quite happy with the implementation. Click to expand... Sorry yes, that's more what I meant. I think it is likely somewhere in Shinrarta Dezhra, but not on the honkable/scannable planets. Out of interest, would or was Shinrarta Dezhra ever considered an 'Outer Rim' system back in the days of early space travel when the bubble was a lot smaller? Because that could help towards that part of the puzzle. (Also that would be confusing and misleading, but then... obfuscated... ma...
Founder's World matches multiple Raxxla myths: permit-locked, heavily protected earth-like planet, home to The Dark Wheel, immune from Power Play, system name translates to 'Life, she saw, hope' suggesting portal/gateway metaphor. Waters of Shinrarta may be treasures referenced in myths.
If it's findable now, it's probably Founder's World. It makes sense and fits all the myths. - It's one of the most heavily protected but accessible earth-like planets in the bubble that's not in one of the major faction's space. - It's immune from PP. - It was pretty far out from the Old Worlds, so it would have been quite a trek in the olden days - enough to keep the locations secret for a long time. - It's got the best pilots in the galaxy living on it and around it. - It's permit locked so only the Elite can get there. - It's got the only known presence of The Dark Wheel in orbit - The system name means "Life, she saw, hope" - which is in keeping with the cryptic nature of the Raxxla myth, and could be seen as an oblique reference to the doorway discovered there: "hope and Life...
Proposes Cassiopeia A or Isinor (or Lave 2) as potential Raxxla locations, building on previous speculation about astronomical references.
Cassiopeia A = X ? Click to expand... Isinor=X ? (or Lave 2)
Speculates that Raxxla might be or contain a Dyson Sphere megastructure.
Dyson Sphere = X?
Links Dyson Sphere and derelict Anaconda wreck as potential related clues to Raxxla.
Dyson Sphere = X? Click to expand... Derelict Anaconda = X
Questions whether recent FSD/jump range discussions reveal useful constraints on plausible distance from Sol to Raxxla.
Yeah, exactly. And yes, the settling of Achenar in the 2300s is precisely why I wanted to check whether there was a 7ly max jump route to there from Sol. Click to expand... So, if I'm reading all this FSD discussion correctly, there's nothing useful that can be inferred from it regarding plausible distances from Sol to Raxxla. Right?
Concludes that since old hyperdrives definitely exceeded 7ly range, theoretically the entire galaxy is back in play for Raxxla location, making the search space larger rather than more constrained.
Great effort, repped! Can I just ask though, is the stuff from Cmdr Faulcon about the crashed ship and records actually real, or just poetic licence? I don't recall those details from earlier in this thread... Click to expand... Thanks! Faulcon is actually Jaiotu talking about his explorations / theories So, if I'm reading all this FSD discussion correctly, there's nothing useful that can be inferred from it regarding plausible distances from Sol to Raxxla. Right? Click to expand... Well, we know that old hyperdrive definitely did go further than 7ly at a time. So that means, technically, the whole galaxy is back in play.... so, really, it makes it worse in terms of searching.
Argues that evidence of extended historical jump ranges supports that Raxxla could be located at distances unreachable by 7ly jump range, which aligns with lore explanations for why it remained undiscovered.
So, if I'm reading all this FSD discussion correctly, there's nothing useful that can be inferred from it regarding plausible distances from Sol to Raxxla. Right? Click to expand... Well, it depends what you considered plausible in the first place. We can infer that very high distances are plausible, but personally I'd already inferred that from other reasoning. But it definitely means that it could be somewhere that can't be reached with 7ly jump range. - which makes sense in terms of the lore as well.
Raxxla must be close enough to known space for people to reach and return from it. If people are guarding it and assassinating those who know its location, it must be accessible, not in deep space.
All of those bases are new - as in, made in the last three years. So, all of them fit into my logic - in that, if FTL was easy and commonplace prior to FSD then those bases would be old and there would be colonies all over the Galaxy. There's not, so, older FTL was limited in the extreme. 2) Sure, but you're forgetting - Raxxla is known about. So, at least one person made it there and back, and if Ryder's theories/myths are true then many people made it there, live there and guard it. If that's the case then it must have been close enough to known space that getting there (and back) was viable - what's the point of guarding a place and assassinating people that know where it is if it's so far away that it's almost impossible to get to? Click to expand... Are they new? They just became...
Raxxla is a planet in another galaxy containing an alien gateway to other universes. The Dark Wheel discovered it but lost its location and is trying to decrypt data crystals to recover coordinates.
This ship log will be used to document the assumptions, facts, theories and efforts surrounding Raxxla, with the ultimate goal of locating Raxxla. All commanders willing to join are most welcome. If no new entries are made by me for a period of 2 weeks, you must assume that I have been eliminated by the Dark Wheel, swallowed by the abyss, or found Raxxla and have gone there. I hope for the latter (but will probably send pretty postcards). Raxxla A planet in another galaxy? with an alien construct that's a gateway to other Universes. The Dark Wheel found it (and lost it?), and will keep it's location secret at all costs. Assumptions Raxxla exists and can be found. Supporting indications: The existence of the Dark Wheel faction which is strongly connected to Raxxla. Missions[2][3][4][6]...
Founders World fits clues: hidden in plain sight, earth-like, requires personal journey (Elite rank), requires dedication. May contain a Stargate-like gateway. Originally chosen as tribute to ED supporters, paralleling Raxxla myth never being in previous games.
The tiny little bit obvious thing. The unique clue as I wrote (and you quoted) are these missions; https://player.twitch.tv/?volume=0.8&video=v66487974&time=1h40m30s Click to expand... Yep, that's why I think it's founders world too. A journey everyone has to take for themselves - earning elite status to get there, and "you have to make it a tiny bit obvious" - most people looking for Raxxla head off into the black, And that makes total sense in terms of a place that's hard to get to, takes dedication, etc. But, founders world is a place that, IMO fits all the clues and is hidden in plain sight, and is an earth-like world and takes a personal journey to get there. Maybe the reason some Raxxla hunters don't like it as a potential solution is maybe because it's too easy? it's right ther...
Hypothesizes permit-locked secondary bubble with Dark Wheel and Elite pilot descendants behind Raxxla gateway. They reject visitors, explaining why finding Raxxla would prove troublesome.
The tiny little bit obvious thing. The unique clue as I wrote (and you quoted) are these missions; https://player.twitch.tv/?volume=0.8&video=v66487974&time=1h40m30s Click to expand... Yep, that's why I think it's founders world too. A journey everyone has to take for themselves - earning elite status to get there, and "you have to make it a tiny bit obvious" - most people looking for Raxxla head off into the black, And that makes total sense in terms of a place that's hard to get to, takes dedication, etc. But, founders world is a place that, IMO fits all the clues and is hidden in plain sight, and is an earth-like world and takes a personal journey to get there. Maybe the reason some Raxxla hunters don't like it as a potential solution is maybe because it's too easy? it's right ther...
Discusses whether Raxxla could be Luna, Mars, Polaris, or Merope 5C. Rules out Luna and Polaris due to Earth stability and Thargoid connections. Suggests Mars or captured moons as possibilities, emphasizing Frontier's commitment to scientific plausibility.
Polaris... or the Moon. That would be amusing. Click to expand... Suspect not- Polaris is too tied in historically with the Thargoids, & Luna is too intimately tied to Earth. Raxxla was supposed to be a wandering planet & if Luna disappeared the effect on Earth would be catastrophic as it has a stabilising effect on Earth’s orbit; FD try to stick to scientific plausibility. Besides Luna was mapped pretty closely for the Apollo programme so any alien structures would have been found. Mars is a possibility perhaps; does it have Phobos & Deimos in-game? Seem to remember some comment IRL that one of those may have been captured (DBOBE is quite keen on real astronomy). Merope 5C seems like it was captured but that’s too tied in with Thargoids again, and we’d have spotted alien structures the...
Proposes searching in unexplored voids between galaxy arms rather than within populated regions, speculating Raxxla may be hidden in low-density space.
I have been interested in raxxla for a while but not really started looking for it apart from when I am on my deep space trips or expeditions, has anyone suggested looking in the dark areas between the arms of the galaxy?
Correlates 2814 first-mention date with establishment of Faraway commercial hyperspace network (2800s). Suggests early hyperspace expedition encountered Raxxla, implying it's close to core worlds within the bubble.
In Salomé's message from Beagle Point during the Distant Worlds Expedition she said that the first mention of Raxxla was recorded in the year 2814. While it is possible that Drew Wagar just made that date up I sincerely doubt it. I think Drew got that date from Frontier. Not fully sure how much we can trust Salomé's message since it sits in a "not-quite-canon" space ... though her message was live streamed by Frontier Developments themselves. Click to expand... It’s in-game/Galnet so is ED canon. I would love to have a good read of the FD internal lore book! What was the date setting for the Dark Wheel, does that fit this date?
Speculation that Raxxla was discovered early in Faraway network establishment, suggesting it must be in the bubble or near core worlds. Also proposes alternative theory: Raxxla doesn't exist yet and humanity should focus on building it rather than searching.
Total speculation: I'd assume from that date that early in the establishing of the Faraway network an expedition ran across Raxxla. If that's accurate then it lends a lot of weight to the idea that Raxxla must be in the bubble - maybe even very close to the core worlds. Click to expand... The Dark Wheel novella also indicates that a mishap in Faraway could result in time travel. It could be that Raxxla doesn't exist yet and instead of going out in search of Raxxla we should be staying home and building it.
Seeks connection between Sirius and 2814 timeframe. Analysis of Sirius A/B orbital mechanics suggests hidden body would be planet-sized or very distant. Distinguishes between rogue bodies (detectable like Voyagers via slow-down messages) and native orbital bodies.
If you can find a connection between Sirius and the year 2814 you'll have me convinced. Click to expand... 2814 is at least well within the time frame between the establishment of the Sirius colony and the events of The Dark Wheel. I did a bit of checking on the in-game orbits of Sirius A and Sirius B. Their Semi major axis', match their relative mass. If there is a hidden body in the system, it's either planet sized or very far out. The difference between a rouge body and a hidden native body in a system, is basically how you locate it. For a rouge body(a guest in the system), it should be possible to find it in the same way as the Voyagers were found. Aim for the right system and fly until you get a 'Slow Down' message or see something moving in the sky. For a native body, we are ...
References Dogon mythology belief that Raxxla should be in orbit around Waypoint system.
Yeah. Well, I was forgetting that, in this game where even light is faster than light, a rogue planet also could be FTL .... NVM Click to expand... According to those that believe in the Dogon myth, it should be in orbit around Waypoint. Spoiler { "lightbox_close": "Close", "lightbox_next": "Next", "lightbox_previous": "Previous", "lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.", "lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow", "lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow", "lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen", "lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails", "lightbox_download": "Download", "lightbox_share": "Share", "lightbox_zoom": "Zoom", "lightbox_new_window": "New window", "lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar" }
Suggests searching in sparse regions between spiral arms of galaxy. Commentary notes if Dark Wheel novella is taken at face value, Raxxla should be closer to Sol. References Witch-Space properties from The Dark Wheel where normal rules don't apply.
I have been interested in raxxla for a while but not really started looking for it apart from when I am on my deep space trips or expeditions, has anyone suggested looking in the dark areas between the arms of the galaxy? Click to expand... While I'm not sure if such a hunt has been directly suggested ... sure. Knock yourself out. We literally know so very little about Raxxla that any theory or quest to find it can't be ruled out. Could Raxxla exist in the relatively sparse region between arms? Sure. Why not? If you take The Dark Wheel at face value, putting us already on a precipitous edge since that novella has been declared non-canon in regards to the current version of Elite, it seems that Raxxla should be much closer to Sol however. If Jason Ryder did find Raxxla before his untime...
Proposes Raxxla is tiny point-of-interest floating 500,000+ Ls away by itself, in galactic core, impossible to find without key. Suggests if in-game since launch, would be floating Sidewinder.
I think its in the core, some tiny poi floating +500,000 Ls by itself, would be impossible to find, unless you had a key. Finding voyager was bad enough. Something like that. If it has been in the game from the start, then will be just a floating sidewinder.
Jorki Rasalas speculates Frontier may have planted Raxxla as the supposed search origin point (Leesti, 2189ls out from primary) as an intentional red herring.
Jason Ryder was killed i Leesti. Click to expand... Yes, that was the point I was (rather playfully) suggesting. There is no sign of Raxxla in Leesti, is there?? 2189ls out?? Could be a grand double bluff by FD to plant it at was supposedly the start of the search.
Wishblend theorizes Raxxla uses a different in-game name to evade datamining and keyword searches, requiring old-fashioned manual exploration based on Frontier's statements about individual journeys.
If it is in the game, it will have a different name to stop data miners or keyword searches, going of frontier's comments, they say it is a journey all have to make on there own I say it is that players will have to search for it the old fashioned way.
Scytale proposes Raxxla discovery requires progression through rank, reputation, and permit acquisition as the 'journey' all players must make individually.
If it is in the game, it will have a different name to stop data miners or keyword searches, going of frontier's comments, they say it is a journey all have to make on there own I say it is that players will have to search for it the old fashioned way. Click to expand... imho the quest goes through obtaining rank, rep and permits. Only things we have to make on our own in this game.
Kzak speculates Raxxla may be situated on or near the horizontal galactic plane, indicated by Z-coordinates close to zero.
Or, perhaps Raxxla is in or near the horizontal galactic plane, i.e. Z-coordinates are close to zero. Just a guess.
Theory that Raxxla is positioned near the galactic plane with Z-coordinates close to zero. Searcher tested by going to opposite coordinates of Sol but found nothing.
Or, perhaps Raxxla is in or near the horizontal galactic plane, i.e. Z-coordinates are close to zero. Just a guess. Click to expand... Also a very interesting point; which I tested by going to the almost exact opposite of Sol finding, sadly nothing, but of course there is way more with coordinates of 0:0 but first stop: Lave!
Analysis of Lavekyn-containing systems reveals that Supay and CD-55 1514 both have one coordinate very near zero, suggesting these systems may warrant closer investigation.
I would like to point out, that since my last (double :/) post, I have looked at the coordinates of each system in my list; Supay and CD-55 1514 both have one coordinate very near 0, might it be worth checking?
Raxxla is likely a system beyond maximum achievable jump ranges with current FSD technology, preventing discovery until technology improves. This suits both explorers and prevents premature finding while maintaining developer control.
Quad-elite guys? Really!?!? To think raxxla requires quad-elite status is utter nonsense, raxxla, and I quote "is a journey we all will take" such requirements would from a developer standpoint would prevent most players from ever finding it, remember it's ultimate goal for straight explorers. Raxxla is more than likely a system that is out of the highest possible jump ranges. It's the only sure-fire way to prevent players from finding it before it is complete. Think like a developer not a commander
While Raxxla was easily accessible centuries ago without exotic technology, it may have moved or become inaccessible, explaining why it cannot be found despite historical accessibility.
Whatever it is bear in mind that it was found and reached easily enough hundreds of years ago, so it can't need any exotic tech to get there. Click to expand... Unless it moved.
Raxxla exists in a fixed orbit (not traveling freely), supported by clues 'Silent Song of the Spheres' (Kepler's orbital harmonics) and 'Wheel of Time Turns' (cyclic behavior), suggesting periodic accessibility windows.
I imagine that Raxxla is travelling at fixed speed through the Galaxy (will it fall of the edge?). That could also explain DB's cryptic statement "And we know where it is". Don't think I've seen something about an atmosphere on Raxxla, other than we know people are living there, but that does not imply an atmosphere. Click to expand... Personally I don't think Raxla is moving through the galaxy. I think it is in orbit, somewhere. Both the hint: 'The Silent Song Of The Spheres'(most likely a reference to Kepler's 'harmony of the spheres' and the law of planetary motions) and the hint 'The wheel of time turns'(suggesting cyclic behavior), may point to an orbit. The wheel of time turns, is a small poem or quote by fantasy writer, Robert Jordan: “The Wheel of Time turns, and Ages come ...
Raxxla may be an unnamed rogue system traveling through galactic spiral arms with its location changing at server resets, explaining the cryptic 'place that isn't a place' and 'door that is also the key' clues.
Just to theorize a bit: Raxxla: Place, that isn't a Place. Door, that is also the key. It is thought to be a rogue planet, maybe a rogue system? A system in itself is a term we use to name a conglomerate of stellar bodies in relative vicinity in orbit around a central object. Correct? What if Raxxla was an unnamed rogue system, travelling through the outer gaps between the galaxies spiral arms, allowing at certain times (server reboots) to travel and change the place in the galmap. It would be a place without being a place, since we call a system a place, which it isn't really. It would be a door and also the key, to an unreachable region of space, via hopping into the system and further on. Does that sound plausible?
Many explorers are systematically scanning systems in far reaches of galaxy based on FD's statement that Raxxla is findable and you'll recognize it when found.
Dumb question from a Commander just starting out. I'm sure this has been discussed previously somewhere, but FD has said Raxxla is in the game and can be found, but that doesn't seem to suggest "can be found, right now." Is it possible that Raxxla is currently permit locked? Click to expand... FD had said last year the Raxxla was out there and was accessible as they informed us we would know that we had found it, if we entered the system it was hidden in. Obviously, many explorers are tackling the problem brute-force, going to the far reaches of the galaxy and scanning down system after system to locate Raxxla based on what FD said. They also said many more Mysteries are out there yet to be discovered.
A confirmed unfulfilled quest involves finding Hassan's homeworld, described as a binary system with one actinic star and one red dwarf, located approximately 400 light-years from Sol in WREDGUIA sector.
Ah, gotcha! So, it was more the other bit of Fyrd's statement that piqued my interest - specifically the bit saying that it was discoverable (although the other bit does kind of follow on from that, obviously ). My money's always been on it being behind a permit lock, or through some other means in game but undiscoverable at present. So, if FD have genuinely said it's discoverable at present, I'm seeing that as pretty big news! I fully take your point about the probability of stumbling across it being so low though, and agree (I think!) - in practical terms it'd probably still effectively be undiscoverable even if it's not literally so! Click to expand... There is one small scale quest unfulfilled from the Rifter thread and that's Hassan's homeworld. 1." WREDGUIA sector about 400 li...
Direct developer quote: 'Hassan and Sushil's homeworld is in the WREDGUIA sector, around 400 light years away.' Confirms this location is in-game despite historical difficulty in locating it.
Is that the same DrewW who told us that the Rift mystery wasn't a POI? Do you have a link for where he stated that it was in-game? Click to expand... No I don't have a link to my 800 pages of notes. Somewhere in the rift threads "Apologies folks - was looking at the wrong system! Hassan and Sushil's homeworld is in the WREDGUIA sector, around 400 light years away. Cheers, Drew. " I think all the authors should sue FDEV for not following through with in game assets and proper support. In fact we should all sue, we've all been deeply injured and emotionally damaged by FDev's callous and less abuse. The occasional tourist beacon where something supposedly happened doesn't cut it. We'll sue Jeff Bezos cause it goes through his servers so it his fault, he's as guilty as the New York S...
Developer Drew confirmed Hassan and Sushil's homeworld exists in WREDGUIA sector approximately 400 light years from the Bubble. Binary system with actinic and red stars. Connection to Reclamation lore unclear but potentially relevant to broader Dark Wheel mythology.
Yes, not important to the mystery of the Formidine Rift, but at least its something leftover that's confirmed to exist as opposed to chasing various ghosts that are not. Looks simple on the face of it a binary system with one actinic star and one red about 400 lyrs from earth in WREDGUIA sector. But ya know folks, chasing unicorns is more interesting than finding a lost pony. Click to expand... Except that it's been chased already and nobody ever found it. Given that FDev didn't manage to actually put the Zurara next to an ELW, do you really imagine they hand-crafted a system 400 LY outside the Bubble just to tie in with Reclamation? If you believe they did that, then you'd have to believe that they put Octavia's base between Ferenchia and Mistra - which they didn't. Hassan's homewor...
Triple Elite commander investigated Mariyacoch system while allied with Dark Wheel faction. System features an earth-like world orbiting a class L dwarf, which is noted as unusual. Investigation connection to TDW faction status is relevant.
I'm triple elite, allied with TDW, never been to Mariyacoch system before and currently investigating. I can't say there would be anything interesting to report. Besides the earth-like world orbiting a class L dwarf, thats maybe a bit unusual. I will report if anything changes.
Founder's World proposed as Raxxla candidate, with reasoning that it is already publicly accessible, contradicting permit-lock theory.
Fdev never said you'd be able to find it or get to it - they only ever said it's there and they know where it is. Plus, if it's Founder's World as some of us think, then you can totally access it anytime you want
Inquiry into whether Beta Phoenicis could be Raxxla.
So are we definitely not thinking that Beta Phoenicis is Raxxla?
Raxxla believed to be in Shinrarta Dezhra (SD). Requires mapping all visible stars from Elite/Founders missions information to eliminate candidates. Mentions tracking Dark Wheel ships as investigation method.
When 3.0 hits, I'll hunt for SAP 8 Core Containers, and give the Thargoid Decryptor device a try. My alt is still travelling the Galaxy Rim. Tracking TDW ships did not give any hints. Believe Raxxla is in SD, have yet to find a good method to map all visible stars for elimination. Think that's it.
Raxxla is likely a planet (not a system) that is obfuscated from discovery scans. If the system appears on the galaxy map but the planet remains hidden, this would qualify as true obfuscation. Strong indication points to Sirius as the location.
I have a very strong feeling that this is the only way. If Raxxla is in a system that shows up on the galaxy map and the planet it self shows up on a discovery scan it's not really obfuscated, is it? All available info points to Raxxla being a planet. That's why I think it's the planet that is obfuscated, not the system. Just my simple logic. Could well be flawed. P.S. It's in Sirius. Click to expand... Siriously?
Player obtained Sirius permit and conducted detailed exploration of the system. Reports two stars with one planet each, including gas giant 'Waypoint' and airless world. System described as potential location worthy of investigation with fresh perspective.
So, as I said a while back, I started working toward getting the Sirius permit with my secondary account (primary is in Colonia and I didn't want to fly him back to investigate). After days of building reputation via the mission boards I gave up, equipped a passenger cabin and took a long-range tourist out 23,000 light-years to visit "The Beacon Worlds" ... which is something like 3 Earth-likes orbiting a companion to a Neutron Star. Total trip took me two weeks due to only putting in 30 minutes to an hour here and there. So now I've got my Sirius permit. I know I've been in the Sirius system before but I never really paid it much mind. This time I visited with my eyes wide open. What a crudhole. Two stars. Each with one planet. There's the gas giant "Waypoint" and the airless world of...
Raxxla is likely surface-based, predates human civilization, requires travel within adult lifespan, unlikely in systems with ELWs, not of Thargoid origin but sought by them. Dark Wheel faction in-game is not the actual Dark Wheel, and Thargoids disable rather than obliterate stations as distraction strategy.
So the Oolite Saga is not 3304 canon, and "there will be no clues". Let's find some things we do know: Assumptions: - The trip to and from Raxxla, assuming it has been found before - likely not by TDW - would likely be within the span of an adult lifespan. - Raxxla has been around pre-dating human probably human spaceflight/human civilization. - it is surface based, not orbital - it will likely not be in a system capable of producing a viable ELW or similarly habitable world - it is not of Thargoid origin, but likely sought out by the Thargoid races. - the only reward for discovering Raxxla will be bragging rights Facts: The TDW faction is not TDW The Thargoids are disabling/wrecking stations rather than obliterating them - a strategy to distract the Bubble from getting in the w...
When searching for Raxxla, exotic star classes and rogue planet characteristics may be useful identification markers for recognition.
False rumours...then. Tooo baaad Seriously, about how to recognize R if/when we find it, let's not forget that star class= exotic and rogue planet things. They may become handy ...
Founders World hidden in plain sight, controlled by Player Faction, Dark Wheel in orbit, requires Elite rank access. No city lights because Elites access surface via gate. Didn't exist in previous games, within 500-year discovery window.
To anyone, Try to sum up as short as possible your most important ideas and leads to the riddle. What do you think our closest answer is? *edit. smh. I now realize that that's we've been doing this whole time. Click to expand... Founders World. Hidden in plain sight, controlled by the PF, Dark Wheel in orbit, Elite rank to access. Not too close to core worlds, well within what could have been found 500 years ago, not on normal maps, didn't exist in any other game. PF are hyper rich. Elites retire to surface (through Gate) when they get bored of this universe. No city lights Because they all go through the gate.
Theory that Raxxla is already in-game at a known location but no additional clues will be provided by developers.
To anyone, Try to sum up as short as possible your most important ideas and leads to the riddle. What do you think our closest answer is? *edit. smh. I now realize that that's we've been doing this whole time. Click to expand... "It's in game, we know where it is and there will be no clues." Discuss. I invite everyone to join in my personal weekend challenge, "to binge watch 'Lost in Space' before Trump and Putin start throwing missiles around."
Founders World's uninhabitable surface conditions (extreme pressure, oxygen oddities, perpetual darkness) combined with massive population suggest Pilots Federation chose the planet for reasons unrelated to habitability, pointing to hidden significance.
If there's lights on a planet with 5million people, then that surely means that either the lights aren't related to planetary populations in a strict way, or that they are, but Founders World is exempt? Both of those results are pretty good aren't they? Based on the picture that seems to be building up, Founders is a very odd planet. - A month of night time. - Approx 80million population, no observable lights - Surface oxygen oddities that might siggest it's not a good place to live/possible to live there - High surface pressure might siggest it's not a good place to live/possible to live there Again I do wonder why the PF would pick a planet like that? Given that (in theory) they probably have access to the best explorers out there, and access to the best exploration data, when pic...
Proposes Raxxla exists far outside inhabited bubble with legendary gateway providing inter-galactic transportation capabilities, suggesting location deep in unexplored space was viable even for early explorers despite limited jump ranges.
Ok guys! Theory Time! I got a new one. I'm one in the camp of Raxxla being located deep outside the bubble. Far from inhabited space. Reason being the mention of the famous gateway on/around Raxxla. Since we 'know' Raxxla is in-game its reasonable to believe the gateway is one of those things kept canon in Elite. It being located far doesn't matter for any whom have visited Raxxla as it can take them anywhere (possibly all for inter-galaxy jump to anywhere within the milky way, one-way). As for anyone could have found Raxxla in the first place, need remember that while the jump-ranges of early explorers was pitiful compared to now, smaller ranges doesn't mean nobody explored that far. It just would have taken years! Now for this theory; i propose that Raxxla could be within the Hyponia R...
Theory proposing Raxxla marks the location of a portal to the Magellanic Cloud, possibly near the Pleiades region where Thargoid origins can be backtracked. Activation may require complex conditions such as carrying Unidentified Probes.
We broke the thread. So random drive by theory, bits proposed at one time another, entirety probably proposed somewhere in the depths of this or another thread. Premises Raxxla exists Thargoids are aware of Raxxla Raxxla is or marks the location of some sort of portal Thargoids use a different form of witch space than humans Portals are useful if they take you somewhere you can't normally go Barnacles emblem looks like Magellanic cloud So somewhere in human space, likely near a backtracked region to Thargoid origination (ie near Pleiades probably) is a portal that will take you to the Magellanic cloud. Even if true it's entirely possible activating or even seeing the portal could require a complex, difficult to deduce combination. Like having a UP in your hold on the first d...
Theory that 'Outer Rim' clue refers to either a moon of a massive ringed gas giant, or a system on the far side of Sagittarius A* where Thargoids may have originated, connecting to existing lore.
Glad to see this thread is still going, I'm looking for something to do in game, can someone catch me up on the basics of what has been discussed? How much effort is being concentrated towards the original novella? Is the 'Outer Rim' clue still being explored? Is it possible that outer rim relates to a ringed planet, maybe a huge gas giant, Raxxla could be a moon? If not it could be a system on the far side of the galaxy, there was a theory early on in the game that the Thargoids came from the far side of Sag A*, possible connection there maybe? Has the video detailing the art source book been posted? I can't remember the specifics but I'll find the link, basically a CMDR finds an old Sci-Fi art book that the original Novella author tied a lose story too, it's contains Raxxla, I'll find ...
Theory that Raxxla is a low-mass, textureless planet within a known populated system, registered as a POI but difficult to distinguish from space debris. May require specific approach mechanics to locate and may interact buggy with the game engine.
If it's in bubble, I think it's going to be something very simple. Having been in-game for a long time now, and no location or associated data discovered, I think it's a planet, with no textures hence invisible, possibly low mass, and far away from arrival point in a system somewhere, could be anywhere. Even distinguishing from a comet could be difficult. If populated system, game has it registered as a POI, so no signal sources or conflict zones nearby. Finding it even when knowing where to look could be difficult. Just some bleeping sounds, and maybe a coriolis station, that acts buggy since game doesn't quite register it right. Something like this should be easy to hide in a game. "This is never gonna stop Clay, this challenge will never stop" A few things: Early on Frontier didn't kn...
Argues Raxxla must be far from Bubble based on Soontill precedent: a mythical system near the Bubble that remained hidden due to being uninteresting and kept secret via advanced Thargoid tech. Raxxla's distance makes discovery inevitable yet long-delayed.
Raxxla isn't in the bubble. I'm very sure we can eliminate that theory. Soontill, within the lore at one time, was also a mysterious/mythical planet only previously known about at all, due to translations of private recording of the first, non-violent communications with Thargoids. It was able to avoid being discovered for so long while being so close to the bubble, because:1). It was a dark/uninteresting (except for the planet itself) system just outside the bubbles old world's frontier. And 2.) Once it was found by the CIEP, they further kept it secret (with advanced Thargoid tech) as newer hyperspace technology became available to common explorers. Even despite this, its discovery and reveling to the public was inevitable due to its close proximity. Raxxla must be much further away fro...
Analysis suggests Raxxla location balances discoverable traffic - too much and found years ago, too little and unrealistic. Considers proximity to Bubble (<1k Ly), Colonia, Sag A*, Formidine Rift, and Beagle Point routes with variable exploration density as placement factors.
...FD has confirmed that the system Raxxla is in has been honked. Click to expand... I have heard this too, but haven't seen the source. Must have been some Twitch stream. Story also tells it was supposed to be a system you could do fuel scooping. When thinking about probabilities, it would have been somewhere with more traffic.. than less. Too much traffic and it would have been found 4 years ago. Less than 1k Ly from the bubble has many untagged planets, but not many unvisited systems I believe. Less than 300 Ly from Colonia has unvisited systems too I believe, since I found an ELW in that radius a few months back. Paths to Colonia, Sag A*, Formidine Rift and Beagle Point are well visited, deviate a little and they are less. Various far-away sights are well tagged, surroundings vary. ...
Counters distant-location theory: Raxxla hiding in the Bubble makes sense given FSD availability only a few years before 3300. When Raxxla entered lexicon, long-distance exploration like Formidine Rift missions were impossible, so hiding in plain sight was viable.
Raxxla isn't in the bubble. I'm very sure we can eliminate that theory. Click to expand... I don't think anyone can eliminate that theory. There are some very good reasons why Raxxla could be in the bubble and still be a kept secret. In many ways Raxxla hiding right under our noses makes more sense then it being some random dot out among the billions of stars far from home. According to lore the new Frame Shift Drive which only became available a few years prior to 3300 ushered in an unprecedented period galactic exploration. A mission like the Zurara's into the Formidine Rift was a major undertaking whereas today's explorers jaunt all the way to Beagle Point for holiday. At the time that Raxxla entered the lexicon those kinds of trips were simply impossible. Hyperspace was strictly reg...
Given the jump ranges available when Raxxla was originally discovered, it must be located within human-explored space rather than far outside, making it more likely to be in an already-visited system.
https://www.reddit.com/r/EliteDangerous/comments/8n7c92/raxxla_found/ terenn_nash 1 point·16 minutes ago Michael Brooks has said players have been through the system raxxla is in but hadnt scanned it, so random player passing by it not realizing what they were seeing, totally possible. that being said, Raxxla being so far out, unlikely. human ships couldnt get that far when it was originally discovered, it has to be in the bubble. Click to expand... Add this to my above post about an 8th planet. Maybe romilayu missed the 8th body. Or does it attribute him as the first scanner? someone said something like that too.. Someone should go check. 8) Everyone could have a big party at raxxla just for fun in case it's not there. You could all sit at the supposed spot where the 8th planet s...
Alioth proposed as high-profile system where Raxxla might be 'under our noses'. System has history of Thargoid interest, President Halsey Alliance storyline connection, repeated Fed/Imp conflicts, and possible significance as the Alliance's strategic trump card.
If Raxxla is supposed to be right under our noses it probably is in the bubble, and in or around a high profile system. Alioth: Former center for Thargoid interest / invasion in previous games President Halsey storyline involves the Alliance and Alioth. Some of the early trailers show a Cobra with Alliance logos on the wings. The Cobra is the iconic ship of the Elite universe, and seems to be given a special significance. The founding of the Alliance still seems off. The Feds and Imps should have been able to curb stomp the Independence movement if they worked together. Even now the Alliance would have a hard time fighting both the Feds and the Imps at the same time. What was the Alliance's trump card to get them to walk away? Both the Feds and Imps fought over Alioth repeatedly....
Theory that Raxxla cannot perform FTL travel itself and has been moving at sub-light speeds from original Lave 2 location. Mathematical analysis suggests location within roughly 1000 light-years of Lave, likely parked in nearby system for centuries.
So I can't see FD putting Raxxla outside the bubble. It needs to have a chance at being found and considering less than 1% of the game is explored they would hide it under our noses, otherwise I doubt these servers would be online long enough to even find it. People would have long quit. Also there was an interesting forum conversation stating that Raxxla wasn't capable of FTL itself and so it has been travelling at sub FTL speeds...wherever it went. Using some rough/ generalized math the OP felt it was under 1000ly of its original position at Lave 2, centuries earlier. 1000ly being the worse case, and possibly assuming light travel, but not faster than(?), and possibly assuming a constant travel, but it's undoubtedly been parked in a other system most of that time. This would make sense t...
Analysis that 'outer rim' phrasing is redundant and may indicate double meaning: location with both outer and inner rim structures like asteroid belts or planetary rings; suggests nebula geometry (Ring, Helix, Hourglass, Cone, Spirograph).
But I think “outer rim” is particularly odd. Definition of “rim” is “the upper or outer edge of an object, typically something circular or approximately circular”, so the word “outer” here is redundant. It might be used to indicate distance, as in ‘outer edge of the galaxy’, but that is a very long way from the bubble & doesn’t seem to meet the hints from the original source; so it might be a double bluff & suggest that whatever/wherever it is also has an “inner” rim, such as an asteroid belt or planetary ring. Is there a nebula name that suggests some relevant form of geometry? E.g. Ring, Helix, Hourglass, Cone, Spirograph nebulae? MB did imply FD had made it “a little bit obvious” Click to expand... Outer Rim! I'm thinking I'll make a visit next time I'm down in Orlando Florida. Looks...
Theory that FDev could increase discovery odds for deep space Raxxla location by arranging apparently unrelated in-game events that draw players to the correct region without providing explicit clues.
That one does seem to get recycled again and again. We do tend to retread over old ground as new people join our cult quest. Click to expand... Here's a new theory then - at least I think it's new. I don't recall seeing it discussed anywhere. Personally, I don't believe that Raxxla is in the Bubble (we'd have found it long ago) or in the vicinity of it (we'd have stumbled across it by now), so that leaves a whole lot of empty space for it to be in. But the odds against someone stumbling across a random system thousands of lightyears from Sol are astronomical, so we'd need a clue - except we've been told there aren't going to be any clues. So how could FDev increase the chances of someone finding Raxxla out in the deep black? Well, the COULD arrange for an apparently unrelated even ...
Suggests Raxxla may be the last planet in the game to be explored, already existing in-game but undiscovered.
Hmmm.. what about the last planet in the game to be explored? It's definitely already in the game
Raxxla likely exists thousands of lightyears from Sol in empty space; discovery requires FDev-orchestrated in-game events to draw player focus to the vicinity, increasing traffic in that region.
That one does seem to get recycled again and again. We do tend to retread over old ground as new people join our cult quest. Click to expand... I’m toying with the idea of forming a new cult dedicated to the worship of Lav. Acolytes will dance around and offer gifts of the finest Lavian brandy to the high priest (me) no karaoke allowed!
Proposes Raxxla could be the first planet visible on the game start menu screen, deliberately obvious yet overlooked due to its simplicity.
Maybe it's the first planet you see when entering a fresh game. Maybe they expected raxxla to be the first thing we found and it was supposed to trigger a game event on someone locating it. And they keep saying there are no hints because it's so simple any hints would immediately destroy any need to hunt for it.. On a second note: "has to be a tiny bit obvious" Maybe it's a tiny bit and it's obvious... What is the most obvious tiny bit in the game?! Click to expand... I'd say it's the first planet we see. The very first - on the start menu screen. The thing is however, the background for basic Elite: Dangerous and Horizons look different (which doesn't say they are in different systems though) Anyway, did anyone attempt to locate any of them anyhow? Any clues?
Raxxla may orbit non-fuel stars (brown dwarfs) or distant binary companions that explorers typically skip, making accidental discovery unlikely. Could be sitting in the bubble at low-interest brown dwarf systems.
One thing that might make finding Raxxla even tougher is OBAFGKM (also known as KGB FOAM). I know when I'm out generally traveling I tend to set my filters so that I only drop in on fuel stars unless I'm looking for something specific. I'm sure I'm not the only one. If Raxxla happens to be in a non-fuel star system this would make someone 'accidentally' discovering it even less likely. As you depart the bubble the first non-visited systems you'll start to encounter are those low-interest brown dwarf systems. It could be that Raxxla is sitting in our own backyard at orbiting of these low interest stars. Another possibility is that Raxxla won't show up with a normal Honk. What is Raxxla is orbiting one of those distant binary stars that is so far from the main star. Many explorers simply s...
DRYU BRA XX-L A21-0, DRYU BRA XX-L A63-0, OOSCS BRA XX-L A76-0, OOSCS BRA XX-L A117-0 all completed/visited in ongoing BRA XX-L system exploration campaign.
Oops, have I missed one of your posts? I still have listed as unvisited: DRYU BRA XX-L A21-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A63-0 OOSCS BRA XX-L A76-0 OOSCS BRA XX-L A117-0 Click to expand... Mmh nope, all completed DRYU BRA XX-L A21-0 DRYU BRA XX-L A63-0 OOSCS BRA XX-L A76-0 OOSCS BRA XX-L A117-0 Groundhog Day Click to expand... "You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to DrewCarnegie again."
Three XX-L designation systems (Hypi Bra XX-L a21-0, Hypi Bra XX-L a117-0, Hypao Bra XX-L a76-0) exist with unusual discovery credit issues in EDSM. Theory that completing a journey through all XX-L systems may unlock Polaris permit.
While you are all busy creating new rumors for future commanders to consider as Facts, here have some real Facts I've visited the last ra XX-L a Systems not scanned by rOmiLaYu: Hypi Bra XX-L a21-0 Hypi Bra XX-L a117-0 Hypao Bra XX-L a76-0 Weird Thing, for first and last system EDSM has recorded the bodies scanned, but didn't credit first discovery to me (in fact, like "noone" travelled through those Systems...) Now I decided to go and scan the other Systems rOmiLaYu scanned, just in case the "journey everyone has to travel for themselves" is the journey through all the Raxxla Systems and you get the Polaris Permit upon completion of that journey (improbable, but would fit into FD's grind scheme). Then I will visit Sag A* and come back to the bubble. All upcoming 3.2 bug will hope...
Hypothesis that Sirius Corporation's construction direction toward LBN Nebula (second closest nebula to bubble) may indicate purposeful development in that region. Formidine Rift mystery and Col 70 region connections suggest Raxxla access point in this largely unexplored sector.
I'll be trying to stream my hunt from now on. If anyone cares to watch. XD Im thinking about doing a Youtube Series in the same format as Expedition Unknown or other History Channel like shows. EDIT: Iv decided to search the area between the bubble and the LBN Nebula. A neat little purple nebula. There has to be a reason Sirius Corporation decided to build that direction. Sirius Corporation ties into "The League" as I call them, and is responsible for mining and construction projects in the Col 70 region. I know all of that is the Formidine Rift mystery, but perhaps they tied a bit of it in for simplicity sake. Who knows, its worth a shot and the LBN sector is barely ever talked about. Being the second closest nebula to the bubble.
Hypothesis that Raxxla's access point is in the outer rim of the known bubble, heavily obfuscated and intentionally hidden from easy discovery. Searching requires more than visual inspection—possibly systematic asteroid belt scanning or specific methodology.
Actually, now you mention it, it's a bit odd that there's no value to asteroid belts. You would think some would be pretty rich in minerals. Click to expand... The only way I can think of to disprove this is to search every single one of them though. I have a feeling that, just "Looking" wont be enough. Just like a generation ship, you'd have to be damn lucky to find it without knowing which direction to travel in the system. Also thouse "Obsefucated in the Outer Rim" I think applies to the Outer Rim of the bubble. Obsefucated meaning to make something difficult or to hide it. I have a hunch that The portal TO raxxla is in the outer rim of the bubble but its hidden really well. Otherwise we would of found it. Look at how fast people find the Guardian and Thargoid sites. Someone just HA...
Original Raxxla artwork depicted 1 star and 6 planets plus eye symbol. Found system matching this configuration with only one visitor in past 7 days. Pattern involves multiples of 7 and 14.
It also says it has a star and 6 planets. The picture from the original artwork for raxxla included the star and 6 planets plus the giant eye. I wonder if that is a coincidence. And only 1 person went through it. But that was in the last 7 days. So, I don't know if that fits that other rumor. If that system is found to have something like different coordinates over time that would be a pretty obvious give away. Is it in a space on the map near anything significant in the game. Either related to raxxla or not? Maybe raxxla was moving and got frozen?! If 14 is significant there is an odd number theme here two. There are 28 systems with the name Braxxla. Assuming the above list is complete. Seems to be revolving around the prime number 7 potentially. I wonder if the locations involve 7 frac...
Anomalous system that breaks procedural generation naming pattern should be searched intensively in all directions within 10+ light year radius.
Just a note about proc-gen system naming: Each sector will contain multiple XX-L A?? regions. These regions will always be in the same places in each sector. Since the number after the 'a' is defined by where the region is on the north/south axis these values will be consistent across sectors. If you look stars where there are two numbers you'll see that it occurs when the region is at the eastern side of the sector and 'loops' around to the western end. This gives a consistent pattern of 7 +14 21 +14 35 +14 wraps to 36 49 +14 62 +13 wraps to 63 76 +14 90 +14 104 +14 108 +13 wraps to 118 The anomaly in the list above is Dryu Bra XX-L a9-0 - it shouldn't be there! Click to expand... clearly Dryu Bra XX-L a9-0 needs an intensive search, in all directions in at least a 10,0...
The Local Bubble is a cavity in interstellar medium created by supernova blast waves hundreds of light years across, with Sol near its center. This galactic feature may be relevant to Raxxla's location or nature within the populated space.
The bubble I am referring to i discovered on EDSM. Here is the description: "The Local Bubble is a cavity in the interstellar medium thought to be the result of a supernova explosion within the past ten to twenty million years. Hundreds of light years across, the bubble was created by gas blown into the interstellar medium by stellar winds and eventually expanded even further by the blast waves of a supernova. The interstellar gas swept up by the expansion of the bubble has later cooled, forming a (relatively) dense shell of gas and dust around the cavity. The Solar System lies near the center of this old supershell, whose boundaries can be traced by a sudden rise in dust extinction of stars at distances greater than a few hundred light years. The Local Bubble interstellar cavity does n...
Analysis of Michael Brookes' clue suggests Raxxla requires an 'unlock' mechanism, but the question remains where a CMDR would initiate this journey or pick up initial clues.
Michael Brookes' 1) "It's in the milky way, but I can't tell you where at this stage." 2) "It's a journey that everyone has to travel for themselves." 2) Seems to imply it's not just sitting there waiting to be found. More there's some way to access that would require some effort by each individual CMDR. Journey could be a literal journey, so far outside the bubble, or I'd say more likely, journey would refer to some work for a CMDR to "unlock" somehow. HTH! Click to expand... I think you're completely right. Thing is, where to pick up or start this journey?
Artwork containing 'IN' and 'OUT' labels alongside dimensional coordinates may represent portal mechanics, suggesting Raxxla could be accessed through a specific entry/exit point.
Try these coords: Dimensions: Box dimensions without knobs are 111х60х30 mm (4.3x2.4x1.2”)
Based on artwork analysis, the target system may contain two gas giants orbiting the primary star (possibly a white dwarf or neutron star), with Raxxla as the outermost of three planets.
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Asellus Primus is a Pilots Federation starting system that has been present since early beta, with historical significance but no obvious Raxxla clues found despite inspection.
Bumbling around this afternoon came across Acellus Prime,owned by Pilots Federation. The name seemed suggestive so I popped into the base to have a look. However nothing jumped out at me on the missions or passenger boards or astronomical bodies.
A rogue planet (SIMP J01365663+0933473) exists 20 light-years from Sol and could theoretically be Raxxla if officially renamed, representing the concept of a planet without a fixed position.
Maybe we should be looking for this: http://www.astronomy.com/news/2018/08/free-range-planet Rogue planet just 20 light-years from Sol. I say we start a petition to get the International Astronomical Union to official rename SIMP J01365663+0933473 to Raxxla. Then we can just turn to David Braben and say, "There. We found it."
Tabby's Star identified as iconic candidate for Raxxla location. Referenced alongside search for old stars and astronomical anomalies.
Waiting for the Perseids shower peak next week here on La Isla Bonita (La Palma), decided to look for Raxxla IRL in the meanwhile (http://www.iac.es/divulgacion.php?op1=16&id=1349&lang=en). A star almost as old as the universe. La Palma Skybox right now: Spoiler https://i.Please use another image host/rfeAruR.png Tomorrow, going to climb to the GTC (http://www.gtc.iac.es/) in order to use the big means. Spoiler https://i.Please use another image host/Cv0oCAx.jpg Also, some news from Tabby's Star, an iconic candidate for Raxxla:http://www.iac.es/divulgacion.php?op1=16&id=1332&lang=en
Asellus is a genus of marine creature, same naming pattern as the barnacle. Asellus Primus name suggests importance. System has traditional astronomical significance as Theta Bootis.
Did you check system description and ages of those suns? Click to expand... Assuming you meant Asellus Primus. That is a starting system option with Horizons thus why the PF own it / have a pressence in the system. It was not always like this. IIRC it was one of the systems back in the very first beta bubble (i bootis and aulin being two others that come to mind) Cmdrs have been all up and down that system from the very start. (Unless something new has been added) Click to expand... Mmm, no I didn't...but it in my defence it was 30C+ sat at my PC, and I had had a large Italian meal with wine [blah] yes, that’s the one. It struck me that Asellus is a genus of marine creature & so is the barnacle.......and Primus seems to suggest some importance. wasn’t aware it’s a starting system ...
Lori Jameson notes that Persephone does not exist in the Sol system according to conventional knowledge, raising questions about its presence in-game.
Another oddity here, Persephone in the Sol system (to my knowledge) doesn't exist.
Scytale suggests searching the galaxy map for a 'Roller Coaster' planet or faction as a potential Raxxla lead, possibly connected to developer hints about game transitions.
Mmmmh... seems to me MB has just left the Dinos for the Rollers... Thx for the hint ! *Searching the GalMap for the Roller Coaster planet/faction*
Jorki Rasalas visited Persephone in-game and notes its unusual brightness relative to its solar distance, theorizing it represents Frontier's version of Planet Nine/Pluto.
Another oddity here, Persephone in the Sol system (to my knowledge) doesn't exist. Click to expand... i’ve visited it in-game (about a year ago). Surprisingly bright so far from the sun. I thought it’s FD’s version of Planet X but I could be wrong
ALXXAR is a system in the galaxy map located near Cassiopeia A, noted as potentially relevant and found years ago.
And 'Regor' is 'Roger' backwards. Everyone, search for ALXXAR in the Galaxy Map. Click to expand... Oh, found ALXXAR years ago. Right next to Cas A. (Ducks and runs...)
Hypothesis that Raxxla may be located in the Hyponia Region rather than being connected to Guardians.
I'm hoping the Guardians had nothing to do with Raxxla (except for maybe a one time use of the Gateway). I'm still suspicious of the Hyponia Region myself.
V355 Monocerotis is located near permit-locked sectors surrounding the Cone Sector and previously showed a population of ~2,500. Given the distance and permit-lock setup, an asteroid base may exist there, suggesting intentional restricted access by unknown parties.
Anyone going to the Cone Sector with Cannon? It may well contain Raxxla, and I don't currently have any better theories so I'm off to take my search there. Click to expand... Yep. I've left my Epsilon Orionis hangout (which is beneath the permit lock sectors sureounding the Cone Sector.), and am doing a bit of exploring of the edges of the permit locks while waiting for the Gnosis to make it's way over. Seriously doubt Raxxla's going to be in there, but there's rumoured to be a small human settlement of some kind (asteroid base maybe), and I'm intrigued to see if there's anything to indicate why the surrounding permit locks were put in place, and who by.
Galmap screenshot from pre-release beta showed population data at V355 Monocerotis, which has since been removed or hidden in live game. Suggests prior knowledge of unlocked systems within permit-locked Cone Sector region.
There’s screenshot from galmap floating around somewhere that shows the population. Will link it if I can find it. Edit - managed to find it really quickly! It’s Jmanis handiwork, so a reputable source! https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showt...uins-updates?p=5284615&viewfull=1#post5284615 Only thing is it might be from a Beta. All the other locations made it into the full game though so it’s very possible this one did too. Click to expand... Nice! I'm a little confused by the whole Gnosis jump into the permit locked sector however. They'll be jumping to a single star system within the permit locked region, right? Unless the permit locks are lifted for the sector how will it be possible to jump to other nearby star systems? Will the voyagers be limited to exploring just the one single st...
Varati identified as iconic system associated with disappeared E/F missions. Canonn community systematic knowledge of permit-locked regions suggests connection to pre-lock era exploration records and player discovery archives.
So the Canonn guys from Varati (iconic system of the disappeared E/F missions) are aware (I wish I knew how...) of existing unlocked systems surrounded by entire locked regions. They seem to be very well informed. At least much better than we average players. Click to expand... Canonn is good at crowd sourcing. That's the way to know stuff in ED. People spend hours searchmpleing the Galmap. When someone finds something, the Canonn does not forget. Jmains is a good example of a non Canonn player, that has provided lots of info to the community(cracking the Morse code in the UA, for example). He always reports to the Canonn. The only other group that works as systematically, is the Children of Raxxla. They never disclose what they have until a discovery is mad though.
If Raxxla is an obfuscated celestial body discoverable since launch, possibilities include: regular hard-to-spot planet in distant system, planet orbiting undiscovered exotic star class, manually-inserted body below 100km radius detection threshold, or invisible comet with gravity.
Right, Pa. As I said, perhaps we need to know exactly what Raxxla is in ED for us to find where Raxxla is in ED. We mostly assume it's a door that is also the key and a place that isn't a place. A celestial body obfuscated in the outer rim. I hope it still is so. The RH's definition is very clear. A planet inhabited by people (a TDW schismatical party) with a portal..etc... (Rafe Zetter's stuff) Hopefully you can find the thread between both, Doc. Otherwise who will ? Click to expand... If we assume that Raxxla actually is a celestial body, is obfuscated on some 'outer rim' and has been possible to access/see/discover since launch, we don't have that many options. - Raxxla is a regular planet in a far away system that is hard to spot. The system is what is obfuscated. - Raxxla is...
Comets exist in-game as gravity points with orbiting stations but are invisible/hard to detect. Exotic stars represent undiscovered star class. Both could serve as obfuscated celestial bodies matching Raxxla criteria.
If we assume that Raxxla actually is a celestial body, is obfuscated on some 'outer rim' and has been possible to access/see/discover since launch, we don't have that many options. - Raxxla is a regular planet in a far away system that is hard to spot. The system is what is obfuscated. - Raxxla is a planet orbiting one of the mysterious 'Exotic stars'. Exotic stars are apparently a star class in ED, that no one has found. - Raxxla is a very smal planet. Stellar Forge seem to have a 100km radius minimum size. It could still be possible to manually insert smaler bodies. These may not be detectable by discovery scanner. - Raxxla is a comet. Comets are in the game and have been since launch. They exist as a point with gravity. Some stations orbits them, but they are invisible. Please add ...
Theory that Raxxla exists in a system close to Sol and was accessible from vanilla gameplay until the Q3 update permit-locked it. Suggests Frontier deliberately restricted access to prevent discovery by independent explorers.
Today 10:50 PM Flying hellfish said All aboard the good ship cannon express for a one way ticket to raxxla ! Let me elaborate... raxxla is in a system close to sol it has been excesable from vanilla (until just now i.e. q3 update) and is ...or was in plain sight and there are so many other links that are too weak to mention without getting the hate train rolling but . If it is there this is exactly how i would expect fd to smack it down on us by just handing it to the biggest group that relates to it ... come on it was always going to be cannon , children of raxxla or there pet ant!
Analysis of the clue 'door that is also the key' suggesting Raxxla Gateway could be a station orbiting a celestial body (possibly black hole or comet). Station existence as orbiting body could satisfy 'place that isn't a place' cryptic reference.
From front page “A certain celestial body. Place that isn't a place, door that is also the key. The myth." well a “door” is also a “gateway”, and there are plenty of stations in-game that are named “xxxx gateway”, and since a station exists in/moves through space while orbiting its parent body, then it could also be viewed as a “celestial body”; so I don’t think we should ignore the possibility of “Raxxla Gateway” orbiting away somewhere in a system that has an obscure name. Especially if it orbited a black hole since that would fit the “Place that isn't a place” bit, as would the station orbiting a comet idea. Come to think of it I dont remember ever having encountered a comet in-game..... edit: TDW appear to be a particularly bloodthirsty lot. I got a secondary mission yesterday to ass...
Hypothesis that a station named 'Raxxla Gateway' orbiting a comet in outer rim of a bubble system could grant permit unlock missions for new alien race or Guardian AI interaction, matching both game mechanics and mythological references.
Well FD have said (if I remember correctly) there are no other galaxies in ED so I discount the original reference, to an extent, as I can’t see how it could fit technically with what FD have done with ED. However if my hypothesis is correct and there is a station named something like “Raxxla Gateway” then it could be the source of a permit unlock mission to open up an area with a third alien race (or the Guardian AI maybe); that would fit both the game mechanics and the essence of the original reference. That station might be orbiting a comet towards the outer rim of a bubble (or nearby) system making it extremely difficult to find. Click to expand... Fdev have said raxxla has been "honked" ! Also there is now a guardian ai (he insists on being called skippy the magnificent) construct...
Raxxla likely predates the Horizons expansion and landable planets. It may be a terraformed world whose population data is locked from navigation computers, making it discoverable through system map population anomalies rather than surface scans.
People live on planets without atmospheres - they just do it inside boxes. Raxxla probably isn't a gas giant though. Click to expand... True, but then again it supposedly predates horizons. So if we exclude landable planets, where a detailed surface scan would reveal any settlements/ outposts on the surface map, I can't really think of any other way to confirm that you had found it. The system map might tell you that there's a population, but that covers the system, not the individual planets. Not to mention all the supposed secrecy would mean that the population data would be locked from the navigation computers, hence, the terraformed planet that shouldn't be there is Raxxla.
Suggests systematic search of planets at or below specific population thresholds mentioned in original game material or novels. Original Raxxla lore may have contained population limits worth cross-referencing.
Something stupid just dawned on me. If raxxla is supposed to be a low population planet then what about a search of planets at and below said population. Would that give any hints? Didn't a book give the limit of population to the visiting people. Or was that just in the original material? Are there a lot of planets with low populations? Even if it's not in the game and just the original pre game info maybe they mimicked it. This might be a hot topic but, if you can figure out what it is based on in real life maybe it can make it easier. If raxxla has to do with intel or potentially jewish intel for instance(as there are potential hints of this in the art and various things, plus that was a common belief at the time of the original art and game) maybe you can pinpoint what it should be. A...
A compatriot named Miguel Brooks offers missions at Hayabusa Landing in Amatsubishi system, Colonia. Possible connection to Michael Brookes (co-creator who knows Raxxla location) through name similarity and potential disguise.
Welcome to the thread then. Your welcome gift (have to wear it when posting. We all do, here) : Click to expand... Mmm, think mine must have got lost in the post, I’ve been wearing either my ED shirt, or the one that confirms my addiction: “ Instant human, just add coffee!” Since you seem to be convinced that Michael Brookes holds the secret of Raxxla, thought you should know there is a Compatriot Miguel Brooks who offers missions at Hayabusa Landing, Amatsubishi system in Colonia, though didn’t note what faction he’s with. Perhaps he got fed up experimenting with dinosaurs and escaped ot the new bubble, assuming a disguise
The name Raxxla exhibits unusual symmetry with double X's, uncommon in natural language. Hypothesis that it's derived from the sator palindrome square concept where 'Door = key = X marks the spot,' suggesting the name itself encodes location clues.
Because the name Raxxla is nowhere to be found (I checked my astronomy books and other sources, including the obscure "Star Names and Their Meanings" by R. Hinckley Allen; and the incredibly general: Google search) I can't help but notice how symmetric the word is and go on this strange crypto-tangent (other posts by me on this thread), so yeah, here's another piece based on the 'sator' or palindrome square. Door = key = X marks the spot. Since I'm new, I'm not as familiar with the lore, but I'm doing my best to read up and catch up on all the source material. Hence, the non-lore inquiries and exploration. Why two X's in Raxxla? Because it looks cool/alien? Very uncommon in natural language. When writers make up words, they more often than not base it on things they know. So the name itsel...
Based on omphalos mythology and wordplay between 'naval' and 'navel,' theory proposes Raxxla may be located at or near a 'Galactic Navel' - a central or spiritually significant point in galactic space.
Ah ... but "naval gazing" is watching ships set out to sea whereas "navel gazing" is staring at your own bellybutton. Click to expand... Perhaps it's a clue, and we gotta find the "Galactic Navel"
System designation GL 3663 contains character combination that may relate to spelling 'Raxxla'. Zero population status adjacent to Shinrarta Dezhra suggests possible Guardian connection.
Yes, which is frustrating. The fact that there is a permit locked system so close to Shinrarta, with zero population, seems to me to be suggestive, can’t imagine why FD would locate a dev test site there; so maybe there is a storyline explanation, wouldn’t surprise me if the DW missions were eventually going to provide a permit. Or how about that being the Guardian homeworld & Shinrarta is supposed to be one destination of their ark ships? [alien][alien][alien] Click to expand... HR 4413 has a regular permit that usually is obtainable from one of the factions in the system. With 0 pop. that does not happen. Most likely this is just a small error in the Stellar forge. On the other hand, the system is also called 'GL 3663'. This fits with the character combination needed to write Raxxla...
Speculation that Raxxla may be located near the closest reachable stars to Magnaletic clouds in-game. This represents a specific location theory based on astronomical proximity.
Hmmmmm We only know that we know nothing. Elite rank was a point when the E/F missions were running. As you say, only speculations. MB is no longer here and the E/F missions stopped. I am not sure there is still a journey to take. Every time I troll DJ on his Twitch about his famous expedition, he proves very evasive. I don't think he is still in the party. But it's just my humble opinion. Click to expand... Cheers for clarifying. I thought it likely someone here would have tried to extract as much information out of DJ as possible. I will calm down on grinding out the combat in that case and focus on heading out to my hunch location. *closest stars to Magnaletic clouds.* reachable in game? Who knows!
HD 140283, known as Lalande 28607 in Elite Dangerous, is located on the outer rim of the Bubble and is astronomically one of the oldest known stars, matching the criterion that Raxxla should be older than the galaxy.
You are thinking to HD 140283 ? Known as Lalande 28607 in ED. Outer rim of the Bubble...
Since Raxxla is mythologically older than the galaxy itself, the search should focus on stellar objects demonstrably older than the Milky Way's age (~13.5 billion years in-game), making ancient stars key candidates.
Just had a thought Raxxla is supposed to be older than the galaxy so are we looking for a system with a star older than the galaxy ?? what is the age of this galaxy ?
If only 1-2 commanders have visited Raxxla, it's either very remote (outer rim with procedural name) or deeply hidden in the bubble near known space (requiring special mechanics to access). Original Elite's cursor-jump mechanic suggests hidden systems extremely close to others might exist.
ok we dont know much, it is a quest without clues however, we know that one or two cmdrs have visited the system (past post somewhere) and they didnt notice much and moved on. Well if only 1 or 2 cmdrs have visited then it is an out of the way or obscure system. So if out of the way then could be any random system a long way from the bubble (outer rim of the galaxy?), in which case it would be a proc gen name as any hand woven system would stand out on the galmap. If it is in the bubble (near shinatra dezhra for example), then it would need to be pretty hidden or loads of cmdrs would have visited by now. In the original elite sometimes it ws difficult to get to a system that was really close to another on the galmap as the cursor would jump back to the unchosen one (maybe 0.1ly away)...
The phrase 'obfuscated in the outer rim' from lore suggests Raxxla is hidden in the outer rim region; obfuscation implies puzzle or wordplay element rather than direct visibility.
where is the outer rim? the edge of the galaxy or a region in the galaxy, the edge of the bubble? obfuscated in the outer rim, seems to be the only sure clue. obfuscated means hidden (cant see or a puzzle or a word game) but the place to look is the outer rim.
Raxxla is described as 'obfuscated in the outer rim' - obfuscation meaning deliberately hidden through puzzle, word game, or omission from records. Suggests Raxxla may be hidden via game mechanics (invisible to scanners) or cartographic censorship rather than physical concealment.
where is the outer rim? the edge of the galaxy or a region in the galaxy, the edge of the bubble? obfuscated in the outer rim, seems to be the only sure clue. obfuscated means hidden (cant see or a puzzle or a word game) but the place to look is the outer rim. Click to expand... Obfuscated implies something deliberately hidden. Dyson Sphere? Or merely deliberately omitted from Universal Cartographic's records?
Tau Sagitarii identified as being in the correct general direction for Raxxla based on Wikipedia spatial data. Suggests directional clue from game lore may point toward this constellation region.
Wikipedia says Tau Sagitarii is in the right general direction, does the game concur?
Proposes Raxxla could be a Dyson Sphere or deliberately omitted from Universal Cartographic records, explaining why it remains unfound despite extensive searching.
where is the outer rim? the edge of the galaxy or a region in the galaxy, the edge of the bubble? obfuscated in the outer rim, seems to be the only sure clue. obfuscated means hidden (cant see or a puzzle or a word game) but the place to look is the outer rim. Click to expand... Obfuscated implies something deliberately hidden. Dyson Sphere? Or merely deliberately omitted from Universal Cartographic's records?
Tau Sagittarii identified as starting point for investigating Wow! signal coordinates in-game. Following declination southward from Tau Sagittarii will punch through galactic plane and exhaust available stars relatively quickly.
Do you really want to go hunting for something that may not exist (WOW was never repeated, may have just been a plane or satellite, or noise, or a hoax), & has nothing to do with Raxxla (1: it was RL, nothing to say it has been simulated in-game; 2: it’s not in Holdstock’s or FD sources). Not trying to dissuade you from having fun, just think it would perhaps be more appropriate to pursue it either in the Alien/mysteries/tinfoilery [alien] thread or set up a new thread for the purpose. Good luck, think I’ll pass! Click to expand... I think Jaiotu was just trolling me However, if anyone does want to go, head for Tau Sagittarii and keep going. It's not actually that long a trip because the declination means you'll punch through the bottom of the galaxy and run out of stars fairly soon...
Persephone's unusual luminosity for a distant system suggests it may represent Planet X (the hypothetical solar system body). Alignment-based mysteries may center on reference points like Sol or Shinrarta rather than arbitrary locations.
The thing with alignements is...alignement in relation to what ? Sol ? Shinrarta ? ... https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/hypothetical-planet-x/in-depth/ X (= exotic ) Click to expand... Thought Persephone was supposed to represent Planet X (it’s extremely well-lit considering it’s so far from Sol!) and sorry, not eXotic X=10, since the designation is from the days before Pluto’s demotion.
Proposes geometric or trajectory-based connection between Jacques Station, Gliese 1269, and Beagle Point as potential Raxxla location markers. Theory based on cosmological positioning and pattern analysis.
CMRDs. I know it maybe naive. I know it maybe foolish. I know i maybe utterly wrong. I know it maybe WAY to early to call this. Somebody HAD to have figured this out before.................... I might be on to something. Jaques Station. Gliese 1269. Beagle Point. "A tiny bit obvious"..... ........ i might have found it. https://www.reddit.com/r/EliteDangerous/comments/9li8n1/raxxla_update_a_tiny_bit_obvious_a_theory/
CD-34 9020 is the only non-named system in the Old Worlds tour route. This anomaly may indicate special significance for Raxxla investigation. Systematic exploration of Old Worlds systems recommended.
Raxxla? Where are you? And why is CD-34 9020 the only non-named Old Worlds system? https://i.Please use another image host/Y5yJCzj.jpg I made a route on EDSM, maybe we can discover more in these systems about Raxxla. https://www.edsm.net/en/galactic-routes/show/id/1419/name/The+Old+Worlds+Tour
Reference to a hidden star on the galactic map as a potential lead for undiscovered locations related to Raxxla search.
My next todo after the Blue Galaxy. Hidden Star: https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php/324896-Star-hidden-on-the-Gal-Map
Dimensions 111×60×30 may encode coordinates; Xi Hydrae suggested as a potential match based on these numbers.
111х60х30 (4.3x2.4x1.2”) can some check if these numbers can be used as coordinates dont have means to check at moment but could help find raxxla
The Talmor Lens may represent the 'construct' mentioned in Raxxla lore, with tyrau sectors noted between the bubble and Colonia.
That image... I see a braintree on the left The Talmor Lens, might that be the 'construct'? Tyraks, good to know (edit: There are 'tyrau' eaewsy / hypoo designated sectors in between the bubble and Colonia) Edit: Wow, Denise Richards, I like your taste! Would you like to know more?
Suggests using Lagrange Point Finder tool (orbitsimulator.com) to calculate points for Ra 12 and Ra 13 bodies. Investigator planning 100-jump return to Ra system to scan bodies and calculate Lagrange positions.
Not sure if this would help-Lagrange Point finder http://orbitsimulator.com/formulas/LagrangePointFinder.html Click to expand... Why wouldn't it? I'm making my way back (100 jumps) to the Ra system btw if noone else is available to trigger Raxxla (as triple elite) I can at least scan down the bodies and calc the lagrange.
Ra 10a interpreted as Raxxla through roman numerals: 10=X, combined with 'Ra' and XL (extra large gas giant) creates Raxxla. Largest gas giant in the system suggesting deliberate naming.
So you think it's just an ordinary planet, that FDev decided "Okay, Col Sector 18456 A7 is Raxxla. Done!"? Again, it's one of the more depressing and realistic theories I've seen. I sincerely hope it's wrong, but I can't shake the feeling that it could be right. Click to expand... The obvious candidate for "it's just an ordinary planet" is Ra 10a 10 in roman numerals is X Ra 10 is the largest Gas Giant in the system - 'extra large', or XL. Coincidence? So Ra X(XL) a ... or more conventionally Ra 10a ... is Raxxla.
Hypothesis that the central dot represents a planet (not star) with one moon and three ring/station structures. Questions whether Merope possesses characteristics matching the codex symbol.
https://i.Please use another image host/S7r4Zhx.png Does merope have 1 belt? Does anyone know what the curve meant in the image? Whatever it is, the symbol we now have has 3 of it. Wait! The center dot could be a planet instead of a star (it's smaller than the usual representation of a star), with 1 moon (full circle) and 3 rings/stations (curves) But the hex and the beams and the dashed hex...
Theory proposing Raxxla exists in a small pocket of stars located far above or below the galactic plane, potentially accessible via bridge-like structure in the game's cube-shaped galaxy map.
Alright, then what about a tiny bridge to a small pocket of stars way above or below the galactic plane? (the galmap is pretty much a cube) I've been playing with that thought. Edit: I'm deviating a bit. Let's try cracking the image.
List of Dark and Diffuse Nebulae in outer rim matching 'obfuscated in the outer rim' hint: Cave Sector FB-X c1-5, Bubble Sector PD-S b4-4, California Sector LX-T b3-0, Corona Australis Dark Region PD-S b4-3, Cone Sector GW-W c1-5, Crescent Sector GW-W c1-8.
I noticed something about the Codex icon for Raxxla. https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net..._Beacon.png/revision/latest?cb=20180826172814 ... the shape of the guardian beacon... , they make 6 "bridges", with an 'Ancient Key" being in the center. Click to expand... That's very convincing!!! Also, here's a list of the more relevant Diffuse/Dark Nebula in the outer rim. "OBFUSCATED IN THE OUTER RIM" (don't mind the timestamps) [04:06] Cave Sector FB-X c1-5, SagA* dist = 26,822.31Ly [04:11] Bubble Sector PD-S b4-4, SagA* dist = 29,331.50Ly [04:17] California Sector LX-T b3-0, SagA* dist = 26,830.14Ly [04:25] Corona Austr. Dark Region PD-S b4-3, SagA* dist = 25,410.29Ly [04:38] Cone Sector GW-W c1-5, SagA* dist = 27,938.23Ly [04:45] Crescent Sector GW-W c1-8, SagA* dist = 25,124.83...
Shinrarta Dezra matches multiple Raxxla criteria: permits required (elite-only access acts as 'key'), center of binary star system creates 'place that isn't a place', seat of Pilot's Federation (most powerful group), and The Dark Wheel operates there. Fulfills metaphorical clues about doors, keys, and elite-only access.
Shinrarta Dezra 1) group of elites (must be elite to unlock permit if not backer) 2) everything is there (ships, modules, etc.) 3) place that isn't a place - not entirely sure how this one fits in unless you count the fact that the system has two stars that "orbit each other"...making the center of the system technically nothing 4) door that is also a key (only way to get there is to UNLOCK the permit) 5) seat of the single most powerful and influential group in the galaxy - The Pilot's Federation 6) The Dark Wheel is there 7) "Everyone must make their own journey" (long way from nobody to elite) 8) "...tiny little bit obvious" Maybe I'm crazy. I see everyone chasing bugs and the formidine rift, the dark wheel, guardians, etc...and the more I read the more I see those are all con...
R Monocerotis in Hubble's Variable Nebula (NGC 2261) proposed as Raxxla location. System is obfuscated (only star in nebula), positioned in outer rim, reasonable distance from local bubble. Historical significance: Chinese astronomers struggled to map Monoceros constellation despite expertise.
Candidate: R Monocerotis (the "unicorn" system, obfuscated (only star in the nebula) in the outer rim (position makes sense), not too far from the local bubble but also not too close.) "According to some astronomers, the "star" R Monocerotis is not more than a very bright concentration of gases within the nebula, and some sky catalogues and atlases do not list it as a star. " -- wikipedia "Hubble's Variable Nebula" (NGC 2261) "Chinese astronomers were adept at creating constellations from faint stars, but even they struggled in Monoceros. A chain of four stars consisting of 8, 13, and 17 Monocerotis plus one in southern Gemini formed Sidu, representing the four major rivers of China (Yangtze, Yellow, Huai, and Si). Delta Monocerotis and one other star, probably 18 Mon, formed Queqiu...
Omphalos artifact connected to Raxxla and Astrophel sonnets. Sonnet XX's reference to 'dark' and 'concealment as secret' with 'sweet black which veils' suggests Raxxla location in or behind dark dust nebulae.
May Omphalos artifact connected to Raxxla and sonnets of Astrophel point to the middle of Raxxla word, mean we should look at sonnet xx? In that case Raxxla could be somewere in the dark dust nebulae or behind it. Spoiler Fly, fly, my friends, I have my death-wound, fly; See that boy there, that murdering boy, I say, Who like a thief lies hidden in a dark bush, Till a bloody bullet wins him a wrongful victim: He is so tyrannical he could see no better place, Nor aim so successfully, in a concealment as secret As that sweet black which veils the heavenly eye: There he lies closely hidden with his shot. I, a poor passer-by, did pass by there just now, And stayed, pleased with the look of the place, While that black colour hid the bad guest from me; But I straightaway saw motio...
Investigated Shinrarta Dezhra based on 'journey that everyone has to travel for themselves' clue. Found weapon fire USS threat levels 5 & 6 near SD AB2 FA with suspicious orbital inclination, though level 5 was just pirate attack.
OK, I’ve come to a standstill in my current Questing, but thought it’s time to report. I assumed that “It's a journey that everyone has to travel for themselves" was a clue, leading to Elite & the (now disappeared) Shinrarta Dezhra TDW missions which others had undertaken without result. So I mooched around SD, found Weapon fire USS threat levels 5 & 6 near SD AB2 FA, which has a suspiciously orbital inclination (maybe a captured planetoid?), but level 5 was just a pirate attack & couldn’t relocate the level6. Nothing found in “gap” between orbital rings of AB2 E & F. I thought I’d try to treat “A certain celestial body. Place that isn't a place, door that is also the key. The myth." as a riddle using EDSM data (by previous FSD-range arguments I assumed R is located close to/within the hu...
Omphalos (navel of the world, center of universe stone) identified as likely true name of 'The Portal' or 'The Club'. Omphalos represents both centrality and power. Raxxla should be in sparse but centric region, suggesting outer rim location.
Imho, what we used to call "The Portal" has now a name. Spoiler Omphalos, the Navel of the World. The stone which marks the center of the Universe. And/Or the true name of The Club: The omphalos was not only an object of Hellenic religious symbolism and world centrality; it was also considered an object of power. And this Omphalos Rift-thing, makes me think Raxxla should be in a very sparse region. So, a place (that is not a place) in a sparse but centric region AND in the outer rim. Click to expand... That's what led me to do my trek out to the Tenebrae to visit the place that isn't a place WILDS sector. Nothing there I could see. Outer Rim, remote, hard to get to, but I think that was bit of the problem; it was a little too remote.
Analysis of 'Spiraling Stars' terminology from Astrophel poem, connecting to either the Milky Way itself or spiral galaxy references within Sidney's work as potential location hint.
I focus on the poem, for now. Click to expand... Spoiler Okay. Well ... what are the "Spiraling Stars"? A spiral galaxy perhaps? Perhaps our own galaxy? There is a reference in Philip Sidney's poem to the Milky Way.
Proposal that 'the place that is no place' references Celtic belief in supernatural realm between worlds, suggesting Avalon as a liminal space matching Raxxla's description.
Hi I`m new to the Forum, but want to participate in the Quest for Raxxla. I must admit to not having read all of the 279 pages of this threat, so if the little theory I'm now going to post has already come up an been proven wrong, feel free to tell. I have been considering whether the quest text might contain a clue and have been pondering what "the place that is no place" might be. My theory is as follows: In ancient faith (especially in places dominated by celitc cultures) there was a strong belief in a world of men and a world of the supernatural with a place in between those world i.e. the "place that is no place". So considering where such a place might be in our beloved Elite Universe I had the idea that Avalon might be exactly such a place because there you are neither in the wor...
Theory that Raxxla could be at the galactic center, fitting 'discovered in early days of hyperdrive' and being an obvious prime exploration spot. DWE2 expedition heading to SagA* will allow surface probe testing in the area.
I suppose two lore related tips and an in-game event would qualify as "a tiny bit obvious" and the center of the galaxy would have been a prime spot for early exploration, fulfilling the "discovered in the early days of hyperdive" requirement. The good news is, DWE2 is heading straight for SagA*, so there's going to be no shortage of people using the new surface probes in the area.
A system invisible to sensors and absent from galaxy map would fit the riddle phrase 'a place that isn't a place'. Requires two-week supercruise travel from nearest known system if direction is known.
It's invisible to sensor, and you have to fly there from the nearest system, in supercruise. Should only take you two weeks... assuming you know where you're going. Come to think of it, a system that our sensor can't pick up and that doesn't show on the galaxy map would count as "a place that isn't a place"...
Raxxla may be in the direction of Sagittarius A* but significantly closer to the bubble than the galactic center itself.
I doubt it's Sag A. I suspect it's quite a bit closer to the bubble. Just in the direction of Sag A.
Hypothesis that the real Dark Wheel base is located near a gas giant with eight moons, presenting a significant search challenge in the bubble region.
Yep ! there are just like a million of gas giants with eight moons in the neighborough of the bubble... and that's just to find the base of The Real Dark Wheel ...
Assertion that Raxxla orbits an exotic star type, potentially constraining search parameters to systems containing exotic stellar objects.
Raxxla is orbiting an Exotic Star.
Direct claim that Raxxla orbits an exotic star type. Lacks source documentation but represents specific astronomical hypothesis about Raxxla's parent star.
Raxxla is orbiting an Exotic Star. Click to expand... Thats an interesting bit of info. What source did you get that from please ?
Theory that Raxxla could be placed in plain sight but obscured within a small ethereal dark region or disk/wheel/spoke-shaped nebula not appearing on galaxy map until discovered. The hidden nature would fit the Codex logo design.
Any list of non-real world nebula / dark regions in game? Anyone seen nebula / dark regions not in galaxy map, but that do appear in sky box? If I had the choice I'd place Raxxla in plain site, you can plot a course but it wont appear on the map until its discovered, lore maybe literal - obscured within a small of very ethereal dark region / possibly disk / wheel or spoke shaped; would fit the codex logo.
Connection drawn between Terry Pratchett's 'Unseen Academicals' and Raxxla investigation, with speculation that Raxxla might have octarine properties (a color from Discworld lore associated with magic).
I have to say Jorki, the first time you added Wanderers in, it made me think of football teams, which then made me think of Unseen Academicals. I do wonder if Raxxla will be octarine... Click to expand... I also like Unseen Academicals as a squadron name Any tribute to the late great Terry is fine by me! but I also like Jorki’s Terriers; for cat lovers, or anyone south of Derby, a Yorkshire Terrier is a small dog breed with a Bold, Tenacious, Independent, Intelligent, Confident & Courageous temperament. Though after more than six weeks of exploring my current hypothesis my Tenacious level is down around D D), but not quite ready to share fully...:x And sorry everyone, I’ve been grumpy this week because seven days ago I had a trapped nerve in my neck (sorted by osteopath) which p...
Raxxla likely hidden as USS only detectable at very close range, making traditional mapping ineffective. Seeks triangulation using opening video imagery to narrow search area.
This had crossed my mind some time ago. The nebula is most likely the loop, 'the path everyone takes' refers I feel to reaching Elite - and the old wheel missions, 'Obfuscated In The Outer Rim' could literally be its near or hidden on the outer rim of the loop. Now that sector is very much totally mapped but there could be something hidden. Some tiny nebula don't show up in gal map until your on top of them. Anyhow I'm tooling around there right now so I've just discovered another reason to stay and take in the sights. Click to expand... I think Raxxla is going to be hidden somehow-maybe in a uss that only is detectable when you’re very close to it, so doesn’t matter how well the area is mapped. Even so I did get a couple of first discoveries this week. What I need is someone skilled...
Examines Raxxla location constraints: 'in the Milky Way', 'in-game since beta', 'just a little bit obvious'. Uses deletion of Elite SD Dark Wheel missions and SD meaning analysis (Life/hope/Gateway) combined with visual game elements to narrow location.
Here is the other bit of evidence/reasoning I have on my hunt for Raxxla's location after my previous posts https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showt...-Find-Raxxla?p=7192717&viewfull=1#post7192717, https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showt...-Find-Raxxla?p=7215817&viewfull=1#post7215817: After unsuccessfully trying to search for it via the (deleted for a year) Elite SD Dark Wheel missions in conjunction with the meaning of SD (Life, she saw, hope) and searching for Hope, Gateway etc (reported here https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showt...-Find-Raxxla?p=7137584&viewfull=1#post7137584 ) I sat back and thought hard about the only other clues that we have- "it's in the Milky Way", "it's been in-game since the beta" and "it's just a little bit obvious". My conclusion was that it had to be portrayed in the s...
Raxxla described as toroid/donut/dark wheel-shaped station. Analysis of poetic clues suggests location may be indicated by references like 'somewhere up in MW/Bubble' (Polaris?) and 'big hot star'. Emphasizes importance of understanding old English poetic language in developer clues.
1) Raxxla Gateway ? I missed this one... 3) Isn't it described as a toroid, a donut, a low emissive and dark wheel-shaped station? Stella, strictly speaking, means star, not planet. Seems we'd better have a good understanding of the old English poetic language if we want to benefit from the "clues" FD provides... I wonder how all this is managed in other localizations of ED.. Anyway, interesting interpretation, Pa. Every line might have some signification. Like "somewhere up in the MW/Bubble" for the first line (Polaris ?). A "big hot star" for the fourth, and more..
Three systems mentioned as potential locations to investigate for new discoveries: SYNUFE EN-H D11-28, EOL PROU PH-V D22 B 6, and EOL PROU DA-V D2-256, possibly related to latest trailer content.
You are probably right again. I have some new tinfoil brewing. I’ll post after release, to avoid spoilers on the codex stuff. Click to expand... At the risk of being pedantic, has anyone been to SYNUFE EN-H D11-28, EOL PROU PH-V D22 B 6, or EOL PROU DA-V D2-256? Or would those be too obvious places to go looking for anything new? (Or has the stuff being shown in the latest trailer at those locations already been found before this update?).
Searched Prism system with detailed planetary body scans up to 45 light-seconds distance with no anomalies found. Hiram's Anchorage nameplate was not illuminated but deemed inconclusive.
1. Mission Report a)Prism: Found nothing special / passed all plnetary bodies in approx. 45 ls distance, no findings / iirc the Nameplate on Hiram's Anchorage wasn't lighte, guess this doesn't count as a darkened station. Guess I'll scrape prims off my list. b) Shibboleth: Went there nothing special / discontinued search will return. 2. Some thoughts on Jorkis idea concerning the start screen: As ist seems the possible target system does never move. Concerning Astrophel and Stella I thought about another unmoving star - Stella Maris, a.ka. the Virgin Star, a.k.a. Polaris our little permit locked system. Did anyone ever try out whether becoming allied with TDW at Founders World unlocks this system? On second thought the poem Verse 22 speaks of "In highest way of heav’n the Sun did ...
Initial search of Shibboleth system found nothing special; search discontinued but planned for return.
1. Mission Report a)Prism: Found nothing special / passed all plnetary bodies in approx. 45 ls distance, no findings / iirc the Nameplate on Hiram's Anchorage wasn't lighte, guess this doesn't count as a darkened station. Guess I'll scrape prims off my list. b) Shibboleth: Went there nothing special / discontinued search will return. 2. Some thoughts on Jorkis idea concerning the start screen: As ist seems the possible target system does never move. Concerning Astrophel and Stella I thought about another unmoving star - Stella Maris, a.ka. the Virgin Star, a.k.a. Polaris our little permit locked system. Did anyone ever try out whether becoming allied with TDW at Founders World unlocks this system? On second thought the poem Verse 22 speaks of "In highest way of heav’n the Sun did ...
Jason Ryder parallels the mythological Jason seeking the Golden Fleece (Chrysomellon); Chrysus system exists in Colonia and warrants exploration for Raxxla connection.
There might be an additional clue hidden in those names. Click to expand... About names and clues. Jason (Ryder) was about setting up an expedition to fly to the prize Raxxla. Jason set up an expedition to navigate to the prize Chrysomellon , the Golden Fleece. There is a Chrysus (gold) system in the GalMap. But in Colonia. Anyone there might want to take a look ?
Initial exploration of Shibboleth found nothing special. Search discontinued pending future return.
1. Mission Report a)Prism: Found nothing special / passed all plnetary bodies in approx. 45 ls distance, no findings / iirc the Nameplate on Hiram's Anchorage wasn't lighte, guess this doesn't count as a darkened station. Guess I'll scrape prims off my list. b) Shibboleth: Went there nothing special / discontinued search will return. 2. Some thoughts on Jorkis idea concerning the start screen: As ist seems the possible target system does never move. Concerning Astrophel and Stella I thought about another unmoving star - Stella Maris, a.ka. the Virgin Star, a.k.a. Polaris our little permit locked system. Did anyone ever try out whether becoming allied with TDW at Founders World unlocks this system? On second thought the poem Verse 22 speaks of "In highest way of heav’n the Sun did ...
Systematic exploration of Prism found nothing anomalous within 45 ls of planetary bodies. Hiram's Anchorage nameplate was not illuminated, suggesting it doesn't qualify as a darkened station indicator.
1. Mission Report a)Prism: Found nothing special / passed all plnetary bodies in approx. 45 ls distance, no findings / iirc the Nameplate on Hiram's Anchorage wasn't lighte, guess this doesn't count as a darkened station. Guess I'll scrape prims off my list. b) Shibboleth: Went there nothing special / discontinued search will return. 2. Some thoughts on Jorkis idea concerning the start screen: As ist seems the possible target system does never move. Concerning Astrophel and Stella I thought about another unmoving star - Stella Maris, a.ka. the Virgin Star, a.k.a. Polaris our little permit locked system. Did anyone ever try out whether becoming allied with TDW at Founders World unlocks this system? On second thought the poem Verse 22 speaks of "In highest way of heav’n the Sun did ...
Alphekka (Gemma) in Corona Borealis tested as 'jewel that burns on the brow of the mother of galaxies' reference, though initial survey found only star and degraded settlement wrecks. Proposes multi-system triangulation method using Dark Wheel toast clues to locate Raxxla through geometric pattern or equidistant system calculation.
I had a hunch today that 'The jewel that burns on the brow of the mother of galaxies' might be a reference to the constellation Corona Borealis. I checked Alphekka (as it is in the Galaxy Map) which is the brightest star, sometimes called Gemma. This system turned out to be empty with only the star (and two degraded ss with ordinary wrecks and low-grade data/mats). . There might be another way to read the Alleged Toast of the Dark Wheel, if it is providing directions to Raxxla. What if each part is meant to be a clue to a particular system and, once you know all the systems, they can be used to determine/triangulate the location of the system with Raxxla, be it through a clear pattern in their arrangement or a (unique solution) system that is equidistant to all of them? If so, any idea w...
The Omphalos Rift represents a fixed connection between Earth and sky (Axis mundi). Deneb is the only North Star lying in the Galactic plane at the entrance to the Great Rift, historically known in ancient cultures as the birthplace of the Sun and entrance to the underworld.
The Opmhalos Rift is a central subject in the codex for Raxxla. An omphalos point is a nave point. The point that does not move, when something rotates. It's a fixed connection between Earth and the sky. A point on the Axis mundi. A typical scientific omphalos point, would be the North Pole and the Axis mundi would be connected to Polaris, on the other end. Deneb is a historic(and future) north star of Earth and the current North star of Mars. It's the only North star that lies in the Galactic plane. Denebs position is in the cleft, where the Great Rift starts. Denebs position at the start of the Great Rift is known i ancient cultures as the birth place of the Sun, between the thighs of Nut. The entrance to the underworld, where the rivers part. Or the point where the souls of the de...
Cygnus X-3 is an extremely distant system (thousands of light-years from nearest reachable star) containing two black holes and a B0 variable star, matching the 'black, radiant eyes' description in Stella poem. In reality, it is a micro-quasar and one of the most luminous objects in the Milky Way.
Its the journey that enthrals not the destination. Click to expand... Regarding the final destination. What started me on the entire Cygnus path was the system Cygni X-3. It is by far the 'highest' system in ED, viewed from Earth. It's probably thousands of LY, from the closest reachable star. It consists of two black holes and a B0 variable(in ED). In RL it's a micro quasar. One of, if not the most radiant object in the Milky Way. I just thought i fit well with the black, radiant eyes of Stella, in the Poem. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cygnus_X-3
Barnard's Loop possesses its own outer rim and nebula structure that could serve as an obfuscated location for hiding content, potentially connected to Cygnus constellation theories.
X-3, just like Tabby's Star and others, is an iconic candidate for Raxxla, burning in the brow of the MW. Could be 6 obfuscated "bridges" to reach it in the outer rim. Click to expand... Oh! And Barnard's Loop has the distinction of having its very own outer rim. Complete with a nice nebula that would make a nice place to hide, or *ahem* obfuscate, something.
Commander searching for Raxxla around COL 285/385 coordinates, cross-referenced startup image clues with Dr Kaii's list of real-world nebulae, and identified Little Dumbbell as a known location in Elysian Shore rather than Inner Orion Arm.
Hmm, you weren't scanning the one in the Little Dumbell nebula were you? Those are technically just in Elysian Shore rather than inner Orion arm and seem to bugged. Click to expand... no, I’m still around col 285/385/etc looking for Raxxla...... gave up on that blob hunt when you identified it as Little Dumbell. Knew I’d seen it somewhere before! I looked in galmap at all the known RL nebulae from Dr Kaii’s list while checking out the startup image for clues.
Equidistant point between Eagle Nebula and Aquila Dark Region calculated as location in thin star area. This geometric midpoint interpreted as the Omphalos Rift location.
The myth has it that the one Omphalos stone was placed at Delphi where the eagles met, in the middle. There is an Eagle Nebula, and an Aquila (Eagle) Dark Region. From what I have calculated, the spot that lies equidistant to them falls in an area between the arms where it's somewhat thinner on stars (The Omphalos Rift?). I'm heading out there now, got nothing better to do. Carry on, o7 Click to expand... Get that Cmdr a drink, possibly wrapped in tin-foil. What a great write up.
CMDR at M17 SECTOR UJ-Z D16, calculated midpoint between Aquila Dark Region and Eagle Nebula. Seeking guidance on what to scan for; mentions significance of eight moons and ammonia.
Well, I'm out at M17 SECTOR UJ-Z D16 where I estimate is halfway between the Aquila Dark Region and the Eagle Nebula. Now that I'm here... What am I looking for? lol I know it's all conjecture but I don't have anything good. Especially about what an Omphalos Rift should look like. Any good foil-covered ideas? edit- I guess more to say, should I be probin every body? Was there something about eight moons and ammonia I caught somewhere? I feel like the FSS by itself is gonna let me down maybe.
Proposes Raxxla as a rogue planet traveling between systems like mega-ships, traceable via gravity anomalies present in-game, possibly guarded by Thargoid weapons and anomalies.
Contemplation based on "forbidden" book and in-game content: 1. Raxxla is a rogue planet, traveling from system to system (like mega-ships in the game) 2. It can be followed (founded) by tracing gravity anomalies (anomalies are in the game) 3. DW is providing future tech to all powers (engineers) 4. Raxxla is a portal to Witch Space (another dimensional plane where Thargoids are hanging around, hyperdiction) 5. There is a task in-game to identify all traits of anomalies that leads to some discovery (bugged for now) 6. Anomalies are guarded with Thargoid weapons (wake-holes to Witch Space) Sum, ergo cogito.
Strong lead identifying Heart and Soul nebula area with 'Parent's Woe' confirmed. Next step is deciphering 'The Lover's Woe' meaning within this nebula region.
What are the current leads? From what I understand, mostly thanks to CMDR GURU, the strongest lead is in the Heart and Soul nebula. We've confirmed the parent's woe, and now must try to find the meaning of 'The Lover's Woe'. I don't know how to investigate Eagle Eye in Delphi, nor do I think the 'between two eagles' lead between eagle and aquila nebulae is valid. Seems like way too large an area to search, unless it's something exactly in between the two, maybe a couple of systems. Either way, I'm heading rimward. --- "On Cupid's bow how are my heartstrings bent, That see my wrack, and yet embrace the same? When most I glory, then I feel most shame: I willing run, yet while I run, repent." He seeks love but it causes distress - the lover's woe. "My best wits still their own disgr...
Suggests Raxxla may be hidden within 10-200 light years of Sol in the inhabited bubble, potentially overlooked because searchers expect it in distant nebulae.
I can remember FD said that they are surprised that we didnt find it yet. I mean if it is so "obvious" why cant Raxxla be near SOL? like 10-200 light years? maybe we are all looking in the wrong places and should check the "obvious" first?
Argues Raxxla should be in inhabited bubble as lore-connected system with historical/ancient name rather than random RNG nebular system, potentially overlooked due to expectations of distant locations.
I think that was it. Then i messed it up with Raxxla context. Im sorry. Well this will remain a mystery for much longer then. But imo FD did not hide it in some RNG System. I mean if its lore, it should be a System with some kind of name and history. Maybe a Star mentioned in ancient history. I still think that the Raxxla-is-in-the-bubble theory should be checked to 100% first, because hiding it in some random nebular just seems "too obvious" for me. Bubble is still obvious but not that much because people just dont expect it to be there
Suggests searching between Eagle and Aquila nebulae based on 'between two eagles' clue, though notes the search area may be impractically large unless targeting specific systems exactly between them.
What are the current leads? From what I understand, mostly thanks to CMDR GURU, the strongest lead is in the Heart and Soul nebula. We've confirmed the parent's woe, and now must try to find the meaning of 'The Lover's Woe'. I don't know how to investigate Eagle Eye in Delphi, nor do I think the 'between two eagles' lead between eagle and aquila nebulae is valid. Seems like way too large an area to search, unless it's something exactly in between the two, maybe a couple of systems. Either way, I'm heading rimward. --- "On Cupid's bow how are my heartstrings bent, That see my wrack, and yet embrace the same? When most I glory, then I feel most shame: I willing run, yet while I run, repent." He seeks love but it causes distress - the lover's woe. "My best wits still their own disgr...
Possibility that Raxxla is a station in the inhabited bubble renamed with unlock mechanics necessary to reveal its true identity.
It's possible it's a station in bubble we've all been to many times, it's just named something else with unlocks necessary to "see" it for what it is.
Interpretation of the 'cima' (peak/top) clue suggests Raxxla may be located above the galactic north pole, positioning it outside the typical galactic plane boundaries.
Above galactic plane? Click to expand... Above the north pole.
Post-3.3 extensive mapping without Raxxla/Dark Wheel discovery suggests three scenarios: location in unmapped remote region, inaccessible/permit-locked system, or deliberately overlooked/hard-to-detect location.
I have observed that there has been a great deal of mapping going on since 3.3 came out, with most systems I pass through in the Bubble and even in between the Bubble and the Pleiades all having 'first mapped by' tags around even the most remote bodies. Yet we have not heard anything about discoveries related to The Dark Wheel or Raxxla (and not even any new Generation Ships, although I know someone found one in beta and then went there in live and discovered it). This absence of discovery suggest to me three possibilities: The Dark Wheel station and Raxxla are located in an out-of-the way place that has not yet been visited in 3.3. The Dark Wheel station and Raxxla are in a system that is not accessible. The Dark Wheel station and Raxxla are easy to overlook and have been missed by any...
The absence of discoveries about Dark Wheel or Raxxla despite extensive mapping since 3.3 suggests three possibilities: they are in an out-of-the-way unmapped location, in an inaccessible system, or are being overlooked despite being found.
I have observed that there has been a great deal of mapping going on since 3.3 came out, with most systems I pass through in the Bubble and even in between the Bubble and the Pleiades all having 'first mapped by' tags around even the most remote bodies. Yet we have not heard anything about discoveries related to The Dark Wheel or Raxxla (and not even any new Generation Ships, although I know someone found one in beta and then went there in live and discovered it). This absence of discovery suggest to me three possibilities: The Dark Wheel station and Raxxla are located in an out-of-the way place that has not yet been visited in 3.3. The Dark Wheel station and Raxxla are in a system that is not accessible. The Dark Wheel station and Raxxla are easy to overlook and have been missed by any...
The Nomads of Oisir conclude from Codex riddle analysis that Raxxla is discoverable but remains inaccessible, and their findings are separate from the Formidine Rift mystery and Stoyben's puzzle. Research is based on clue analysis rather than roleplay.
Please give us some time to properly and clearly clarify our interpretation of the riddle up to this point. Our interpretation's Not to be mistaken with Anything related to the Formadine Rift mystery or CMDR Stoyben's puzzle. Those are separate puzzles and mysteries and have no place or reference in the Codex Riddle which we are here to solve. Also worth mentioning is that our discoveries are Not based on RP, but are an actual analysis of the clues thus far and any attempts to solve it or discoveries made are believed to hold the potential to influence the state of things in the galaxy and the potential to influence the outcome of our efforts upon the apparent political scheme of it all. At this stage we can say this, we are under the impression that Raxxla is discoverable but inaccessible...
A spiral pattern centered on Sol, when zoomed carefully through the Galaxy Map, reveals major system names that spell out RAXXLA when taking specific letters (R from Castor, A from Capella, X from Pollux, L from Sol, A from Vega), with one X marking a missing coordinate or destination.
You've all done phenomenal work trying to sort out a lead from the Codex offering. Now I will give you my Bazooka Joe wrapper analysis: On Gal map, center on Sol Tilt map south/down as far as possible and zoom into Sol. Slowly zoom out The labelled major systems begin to appear as the minor system names disappear. Take the last letter of the spiral of stars, the R from Castor, the A from Capella , the X from Pollux, the L from Sol, and lastly the A from Vega. Notice there's an X missing. X marks the spot... Of something. Happy New Year!
Analysis identifies the star pattern around Sol as an Archimedean spiral rather than golden spiral. The letters R-A-X-L-A appear spelled out within equal triangles, suggesting geometric significance to system positioning.
You've all done phenomenal work trying to sort out a lead from the Codex offering. Now I will give you my Bazooka Joe wrapper analysis: On Gal map, center on Sol Tilt map south/down as far as possible and zoom into Sol. Slowly zoom out The labelled major systems begin to appear as the minor system names disappear. Take the last letter of the spiral of stars, the R from Castor, the A from Capella , the X from Pollux, the L from Sol, and lastly the A from Vega. Notice there's an X missing. X marks the spot... Of something. Happy New Year! Click to expand... Looks to be an Archimedean spiral, not a golden spiral... apologise for the rough edit (image link below) a simple spiral in Photoshop, if anyone can create a true spiral that matches those stars it would be more accurate, but...
Analysis of major stars visible when zooming out from Sol on the galactic map reveals a spiral pattern spelling R-A-X-L-A using last letters: R from Castor, A from Capella, X from Pollux, L from Sol, A from Vega. The missing X in the sequence may mark a location.
You've all done phenomenal work trying to sort out a lead from the Codex offering. Now I will give you my Bazooka Joe wrapper analysis: On Gal map, center on Sol Tilt map south/down as far as possible and zoom into Sol. Slowly zoom out The labelled major systems begin to appear as the minor system names disappear. Take the last letter of the spiral of stars, the R from Castor, the A from Capella , the X from Pollux, the L from Sol, and lastly the A from Vega. Notice there's an X missing. X marks the spot... Of something. Happy New Year! Click to expand... So, does this mean the Thargoids really are searching for Raxxla with their light show machine? HAPPY 3305 everyone!
Boötes Void represents the deepest void in terms of microwave background. Attempting to convert real-world RA/Dec coordinates to GalMap coordinates to identify locations referenced in riddles. Connection between Siren mythology and void location.
After a failed thread search, I thought I would throw in that Boötes Void is the deepest void, as far as microwave background is concerned. I don't see Boötes Constellation, or a siren where it's supposed to be, but I'm still trying to convert RA/Dec to GalMap coords.
Riddle elements 'lovers woe = heart' and 'parent's grief = soul' interpreted as directing explorers to Heart and Soul nebula. The Bubble Nebula is visible as a jewel-shaped object on the galaxy's brow from the nebula's perspective.
I'm almost at the Heart and Soul nebula. You know "lovers woe = heart" "parent's grief = soul". Well, "vagabond hearts" would just be the wanderer, without a home, explorer. So I think the riddle litterly says "go explore the heart and soul nebula". That's what I'm doing. To Raxxla! Addition to post: From the nebula's perspective, there is a 'jewel on the brow' visible. The Bubble Nebula is litterly a jewel shaped object on the 'brow' of the galaxy. That could be of interest too.
System labeled 'The Alluring Siren' in EDSM directly matches riddle phrase 'Siren of the deepest void.' Requires verification of whether designation is player-created or system-generated.
"...Siren of the deepest void" https://www.edsm.net/en/system/id/2134225/name/Phae+Aeb+BK-I+d9-22 This place is labeled as "The Alluring Siren". Thoughts?
Merga system is positioned in the direction of the Boötes Void when viewed from Sol, making it a potential waypoint for investigating void-related theories.
After a failed thread search, I thought I would throw in that Boötes Void is the deepest void, as far as microwave background is concerned. I don't see Boötes Constellation, or a siren where it's supposed to be, but I'm still trying to convert RA/Dec to GalMap coords. Click to expand... Merga is pretty much in the direction of the Boötes Void. If you are in Sol, that is.
Children of Raxxla passenger mission testimony places Raxxla staging point between Heart and Soul nebula. Calculated midpoint coordinates -5208|117|-5394 identifies EAFOTS XQ-K B36-0 as closest system for investigation.
So, here's a very interesting tidbit I found on Reddit from about two years ago: "Joint-Tester: My dad got allied with the children of raxxla and they gave him a passenger mission to a system just between the heart and soul in eafots. The passenger said it was the raxxla staging point he was taking him too." https://www.reddit.com/r/EliteDange...xla_in_the_game_and_accessible_by_the/das73qz Exact midpoint in the galmap for H&S is -5208 | 117 | -5394, +/- a unit on the x & z axes. Closest system is EAFOTS XQ-K B36-0. Anyone heading out to H&S might want to take a look there first.
Assertion that Raxxla is located at or connected to Capitol station in the Achenar system, though no supporting reasoning provided.
I think it's Capitol, in Achenar system.
Theory that Raxxla's gateway exists in the bubble, possibly in Lave, Sol, or Shinrarta systems. Access may require flying specific patterns, directions, and jump sequences within the system, possibly involving Polaris permit mechanics.
Right. I think it's in the bubble as well. I mean, it was in the past, so why not? At least the gateway to it was. Lave system...if I remember correctly. It's location is probably pretty obvious, too. Maybe the key is figuring out the Polaris permit ordeal, or maybe it's even simpler. The Sol system, Shinrarta, maybe even Sirius... but like the Lave system maybe it involves flying around the system a certain amount of times, in a certain direction and jumping to a specific destination within specific amount of jumps to unlock the gateway to Raxxla. But what if someone finds it? That would mean another alien race contact. Other than Thargoids. Raxxlans are a warrior race. If you find Raxxla, you have to prove yourself in combat. That's how Raxxlans are. So there's finding the gateway to it....
Raxxla exists as part of a network of gateways enabling humanity's development beyond the bubble, with one gateway located inside the bubble itself—paralleling Oolite's canonical Raxxla structure.
Having such network of gateways would indeed mean something for developing humanity out of the bubble. With one of those gateways being somewhere inside the bubble. Click to expand... That's exactly what Oolite's Raxxla is. Iirc.
Reference to 'The Road to The Myth' map with numbered locations (5,6,7,12,17,18,19,20) that may provide a Prison Break-style puzzle path to Raxxla.
Sorry again, guys, but again can't help throwing some tin-foil roll in here... (just to keep us entertained ) So, again, let's not forget the MB's Prison Break-like map of... Spoiler The Road to The Myth https://i.Please use another image host/HcB15vQ.jpg https://i.Please use another image host/KfEBTQr.jpg Any thoughts about 5,6,7,12,17,18,19,20 ? The rest is pretty... obvious.
Possibility that the star between the horns in the Elite logo represents Shinrarta Dezhra, which would align with the Elite achievement theme and be easier to verify.
Jorki means the opening video rather than the menu screen. The menu screen doesn't have anywhere near enough in it to pin down. The video, however, has Barnards Loop and Witchhead Nebula. The star we've been looking for is the yellow one in between the horns on the elite logo. Click to expand... Could the star between the horns be Shinrarta Dezhra? I'am not saying it is but it would make sense wrt. becoming elite etc. It might also be easier to confirm this (and rule out that is Raxxla related) than finding the start based on the into video.
The Oracle station orbits a landable body in Delphi with no stations or outposts on the surface. Mythological parallels (Delphi omphalos at temple adyton) suggest this system warrants investigation for hidden Raxxla connections.
Random thoughts and ideas of GURU-951- According to the codex the first mention of Raxxla was in 2296. That's just sixteen years after the Non-Human relic was found on Mars. It was no bigger than a child's hand. No other info has ever been given about it besides the date and the size. The omphalos was a stone. Slightly bigger than a child's hand, but a stone nonetheless. Most accounts locate the Delphi omphalos in the adyton (sacred part of the temple) near the Pythia (oracle). Omphalos is also the name of the stone given to Cronus. There is one landable body that The Oracle station orbits in delphi, but no stations, outposts, or otherwise on the landable. The Almagest system is controlled by Sirius. It is one of the closest fully functional systems to Polaris. In fact, Sirius cont...
Almagest system is controlled by Sirius and is one of the closest fully functional systems to Polaris, suggesting possible significance to Dark Wheel origins near Sol.
Random thoughts and ideas of GURU-951- According to the codex the first mention of Raxxla was in 2296. That's just sixteen years after the Non-Human relic was found on Mars. It was no bigger than a child's hand. No other info has ever been given about it besides the date and the size. The omphalos was a stone. Slightly bigger than a child's hand, but a stone nonetheless. Most accounts locate the Delphi omphalos in the adyton (sacred part of the temple) near the Pythia (oracle). Omphalos is also the name of the stone given to Cronus. There is one landable body that The Oracle station orbits in delphi, but no stations, outposts, or otherwise on the landable. The Almagest system is controlled by Sirius. It is one of the closest fully functional systems to Polaris. In fact, Sirius cont...
If The Red Dark Wheel was established by 2296, its base may be located close to Sol. Suggestion to explore uninhabited and inhabited systems within 11 light-years of Sol.
I have been to Delphi 5a recently. Did a full surface scan and made a short stop for a little detour with my SRV. Found zip. Click to expand... ...what of course I did NOT do was give the orbit of Delphi 5a a thorough search for a veiled station. Guess I‘ll return to Delphi soon. Besides someone had the idea Raxxla might be hidden in some kind of Hyperdrive cocoon und suggeste firing a FSD Disruptor at the black hole in Delphi(?). The idea is so daft and full of tinfoil I simply have to give it a try. Sidenotes: A) If I understand the Codex correctly TRDW is a truly old organisation. If they were already around in 2296 there base might have been/ might still be quite close to Sol. I will give this a try by first visiting the uninhabited then the inhabited systems within 11 ly around ...
Analysis of the Elite intro video shows aspect angles of Rigel, Witchhead, LMC, and Barnard's Loop can be used to locate a target twin star system (likely G or K type). Search area is approximately 500ly from known space, fitting within lore feasibility.
Could the star between the horns be Shinrarta Dezhra? I'am not saying it is but it would make sense wrt. becoming elite etc. It might also be easier to confirm this (and rule out that is Raxxla related) than finding the start based on the into video. Click to expand... Don’t think so for two reasons: a) SD has been searched and mapped to death, but no sign of Raxxla b) from the start video you can check the aspect angles of Rigel, Witchhead, LMC and Barnard’s Loop. SD doesn’t fit in with that final image from the video, but I was searching around 500ly out which seemed to fit in visually and is within the realms of feasibility with the lore- not too far outside the current bubble. I was looking for a twin star system, probably G or K, to fit with the non-Horizons start menu screen whi...
Raxxla may exist in a binary star system based on poetic references to duality. Binary stars are common naturally but rare in-game; focusing on rare system types could narrow location search.
https://youtu.be/UziQbz5F2ew Has anyone considered raxxla is in a binary star system. That poem says something about lost lover or something potentially implying dual something. Are binary stars rare. What are the rarest things in the game to check. It could simply be in that. The game mechanics in this game are a bit obvious when it comes to purpose. Rare produces better from what I've seen. Might be the easiest way to find it. And I have yet to get a hyper pull yet. I'm near aries going toward bernard. That is where all the thargoid non human stuff is so far. Tones near maia. BTW, any chance looking through a black hole to something like nebulas might give away secrets. I notced stuff in the system shows up normally through the lense. And stuff outside the galaxy like other galaxies is...
BD+66 1066 is closest star system to Cat's Eye Nebula and contains O-class star and black hole. Pilot observed unexplained blue object in deep space near this location, too blue to be standard star, potentially a planetary nebula or dimensional anomaly.
https://Please use another image host/oT383xsI see there is a few mentions of the Cat's Eye Nebula as a clue in this thread. I'm currently at BD+66 1066 which is the closest star system to the nebula and contains an O class star and a black hole. I happened to notice this blue object in the deep black of empty space which I've never seen before (seen here: https://Please use another image host/oT383xs). It looks too blue to be a star, so I thought it might have been a planetary nebula. I can't find anything like it on the galaxy map though. The only thing I did manage to find at all in that general direction was the star HIP 88036 which is almost 150 LY away. Here is a picture of the direction of the blue object relative to HIP 88036: https://Please use another image host/k5fu2UD. Any ide...
System named Hagalaz (H rune) has a six-axis cross form matching the Raxxla symbol geometry. Investigator plans to visit but hasn't yet explored it.
Well, you’re quoting Canonn, so you should be aware of the fundamental premise of this thread and its FRift & Canonn predecessors.... Spoiler If no evidence then it didn’t happen! Click to expand... I don’t know what CMDRGURU951 is up to, but I have a system on my list up there. It’s called Hagalaz. The name of the Rune for H. One of it’s forms is the six axis cross from the Raxxla symbol. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haglaz I haven’t had the time to check it out yet, but it looks nice in edsm.
Athium station in Mjolnir system identified as closest Athens-like location in game, potentially relevant to ritual pathway involving Athena/Athens systems.
Any blackmarket in Athena ? (Sorry, no longer playin this game, but I enjoy FD's far fetched mYsTeRiEs !! ) Or maybe an Athens Station somewhere ? Click to expand... No & no. The closest to something Athens like ist Athium in Mjolnir system.
Analyzes Guru951's hints suggesting a multi-part quest arc: Mars artifact connection, Kore/Demeter/Persephone references in Sol system. Proposes Persephone (2G ice world, last planet in Sol) as part of decoding path to Raxxla location.
Let's further assume he has given us hints he assumes will guide one or the other to the destination. This is what I deduct: a) Go to Mars/ read text: Click to expand... The Mars text is a brief paragraph about that non-human artifact found on Mars. He quoted it in his post announcing the finding of Raxxla. The only thing of note was that the ships coming into the tourist spot were mostly Orcas with typical tourist names, and one Hauler named Red Planet Taxi belonging to Pirigen Guardians of Tradition that flew around for a while and waked out when I followed it for a while. I did not have a manifest scanner or wake scanner, unfort. b) Kore/Demeter/Persephone: Click to expand... Persephone is the last planet (system map, not orrery) in the Sol system, a landable 2G ice world, 400k...
Proposes that Raxxla could be based on Neith, a hypothetical moon of Venus observed by astronomers 1645-1768 then never seen again. Suggests searching for a system with stable orbit, atmospheric planet, not near galactic center or nebulae, potentially inhabited by Reptilians.
and my favorite, the hypothetical Venus moon Neith: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neith_(hypothetical_moon) This one would be fun as a basis for Raxxla, as it was observed by a dosen top astronomers between 1645 and 1768 and was never seen after that. There are also a few bits of orbital and size information, that makes searching possible(if it didn't jump, that is). Click to expand... That's nice, could it be one of those temporary moons that planets capture time to time? Also as far as we know there are Reptillians living on the Raxxla (or is this not canon too?). If this is their origin and home planet, it should have got a stable orbit and star, the system should not be too close to the center of the galaxy, maybe not close to any nebula too. IMHO it's an atmoshperic planet. My b...
Drew Wagar theorizes Raxxla cannot be too far from Sol based on historical lore indicating it was reachable by more primitive ships in earlier eras.
In September 2015, Drew Wagar - one of the official writers for Elite Dangerous - stated "I spoke to David Braben directly in 2014 and he confirmed to me that 'It’s out there and we (FD) know where it is.' – So it does exist." Click to expand... Raxxla is in the Milky Way. This was confirmed during DJTruthsayer's lore interview with Michael Brookes. Author Drew Wagar said "My own personal theory is that it can't be too far from Sol as it was reachable long ago by more primitive ships. Whether this proves true... I guess we'll find out."
Tau Ceti was the first world colonized by humans in lore, and the Raxxla myth is very old, suggesting a possible connection between the ancient myth and this historically significant system.
Tau Ceti, iirc, was the first world to be colonized by humans. And the Raxxla myth is very old. So... an interesting system, imho.
Theory that Raxxla is obfuscated/hidden in the outer rim of the galaxy, potentially explaining why modern scanning tools haven't located it despite advanced technology.
Because it's *obfuscated in the outer rim. *keyword
Raxxla may be hidden inside or beyond a black hole's event horizon, where it would be undetectable until entering the exclusion zone, with a construct exploiting the BH for stable wormhole.
Raxxla is a certain celestial body, The Myth, but also a place that isn't a place. A scientist may assume it's kind of a Black Hole... (As many players already stated and investigated) But any Buddhist here to really enlighten us ? (About BH, we can fly into them and be low waked. Maybe a small planet is obfuscated there. Undetectable untill you enter the exclusion zone, because of the Event Horizon thing. Raxxla would be obfuscated beyond the EH ! A device, construct, that exploits the BH to manage a stable wormhole.) 'Hey Mike, where are we going to hide Raxxla ? It must be undetectable!' 'Mmmh, that's true, Dave. In the MW but... what about inside a BH ?' Spoiler Herr P.-D. , note the Berenice's curls. Also, would there be a clue by understanding the odd difference (inside ...
Raxxla may be concealed within a black hole beyond the event horizon, exploiting the BH's properties to maintain a stable wormhole. This would explain why it's undetectable until entering the exclusion zone, as the event horizon would naturally obfuscate it.
I don't think Raxxla is a planet Click to expand... Raxxla is a certain celestial body, The Myth, but also a place that isn't a place. A scientist may assume it's kind of a Black Hole... (As many players already stated and investigated) But any Buddhist here to really enlighten us ? (About BH, we can fly into them and be low waked. Maybe a small planet is obfuscated there. Undetectable untill you enter the exclusion zone, because of the Event Horizon thing. Raxxla would be obfuscated beyond the EH ! A device, construct, that exploits the BH to manage a stable wormhole.) 'Hey Mike, where are we going to hide Raxxla ? It must be undetectable!' 'Mmmh, that's true, Dave. In the MW but... what about inside a BH ?' Spoiler https://i.Please use another image host/cNjDve9.jpg?1 Her...
Dark Wheel station may be located near Alliance space, orbiting the eighth moon of a gas giant in close orbit around a red-looking K/M/T Tauri class star. T Tauri systems may be considered 'dark' systems similar to brown dwarfs.
The skybox is generated when you enter the system, so it never changes. However, the relative position of nearby stars *is* determined based upon your current position. I remember I once went 1 Mls+ away from Merope to look for a Voyager-like POI and I noticed that the skybox was no longer exactly in sync with the star I had targeted for my next jump! . I've done some looking for TDW station near Alliance space, on the basis that it seems to be orbiting the eighth moon of a gas giant in a very close orbit of a red-looking star, that might be K, M or a T Tauri. In fact, I suspected it might be a T Tauri, since these might be, like the L, T and Y dwarfs, considered 'dark' systems (I think Drew Wagar made the comment about brown dwarfs once in regard to finding Octavia's asteroid base from ...
Word 'Raxxla' converted to numbers (1812424121) could represent coordinates or station identifiers. Proposed format: 181242 as sector/system, 4121 as station number or coordinate component.
I was looking at something similar. Note this does not have the same backing as the other stations. Not the same as the raxxla image but closer. It has 4 partial circumferences and a line instead of 3 and a dot... Do we have to find the image matching the Raxxla picture in the codex? And which station had all of those plants in the shapes of stuff? And what number is assigned to this station. I had to leave before the timer. It might be on the legs. Maybe the station number helps find it. Like translating raxxla into numbers or something and some of the numbers are the station number... Raxxla = 1812424121. Maybe it's coordinates: 181242(AHA BDB, AH-1 BD-2?) station: 4121 Spoiler https://i.Please use another image host/TM9mNWY.jpghttps://i.Please use another image host/zvTZUOI.jpg An...
Horizon menu background appears to be composite image; station depicted looks like powered-down Orbis; moon positioning would require unusual orbital mechanics or massive radius.
The Horizon's main menu image looks like a composite. If it was a real place the moons would need to be practically on top of each other or have a massive radius (Which is precluded by the massive ridges). The station in the images does admittedly look like an orbis gone dark. Alexium67's idea of try to match the galactic plane seem like the more promising option. I There is a system near Sol, CM Draconis, that has a special system description, a white star, but no planets. The system description mentions it being populated ( albeit a low population anarchy with an economy) so that seems kinda strange.
CM Draconis near Sol has unusual system description mentioning population but no planets; white star present; anomalous combination warrants investigation.
The Horizon's main menu image looks like a composite. If it was a real place the moons would need to be practically on top of each other or have a massive radius (Which is precluded by the massive ridges). The station in the images does admittedly look like an orbis gone dark. Alexium67's idea of try to match the galactic plane seem like the more promising option. I There is a system near Sol, CM Draconis, that has a special system description, a white star, but no planets. The system description mentions it being populated ( albeit a low population anarchy with an economy) so that seems kinda strange.
Suggested search approach: target systems with gas giants having 8+ moons, start from Sol toward Pleiades direction; TDW station may appear as USS or mission string when correct location found.
I can't/won't read 368 pages of speculation, but surely the only way right now is to brute force systems with a Gas Giant with 8+ moons. I would also start at Sol and head in the direction of the Pleiades. I imagine, if TDW coriolis is in game, it will appear as a USS when loitering long enough around the right moon. Or a string of missions, given via unidentified message sources when in the right place. But unless you find any relevance in the Astrophel and Stella stuff, brute force is the only way. Also, as I have been away from the game for some time, did anyone find any info on the projected starmap from the Thargoid structures? Or are we going with "not in our galaxy"?
44 systems identified with A or O class stars and Orbis Starports. These systems can be cross-referenced with other clues (gas giants with 8+ moons, Dark Wheel connections) to narrow Raxxla location search parameters.
OP updated with Codex Raxxla info. DW Codex looks interesting too, might add it later. I've located 44 systems that has an A- or O class star and an Orbis Starport: Spoiler 12 d Bootis 16 Lyrae 17 Draconis 18 Lambda Piscium 19 Leonis Minoris 3 Corvi 38 Lyncis 40 Leonis Minoris 47 Ceti 51 Aquilae 7 Pi-1 Orionis 72 Ophiuchi Aditi Algorab Alioth Altair Beta Circini Beta Octantis Chih Zhi Epsilon Serpentis Eta Horologii Fomalhaut Fulastobo H Puppis He Bo HIP 14619 HIP 88726 HR 4062 Inti Megrez Nu-1 Columbae Omega-1 Aquarii Osira Phekda Prism Randgnid (Colonia) Talitha Tau Centauri Theta Indi Thunderbird Tvasta Vega Wenda Xi-2 Lupi Task now seems more doable, at least these systems can be ruled out for being the origin for the Horizon Main menu b...
Systematic search from Sol through Delphi and the Pleiades for gas giants with 8 or more moons as markers for Dark Wheel presence and potential Raxxla location.
So, having made the assumption that The Dark Wheel and Raxxla are directly connected, I'm setting off from Sol to Delphi, via economic travel, in search of Gas Giants with 8+ moons. Once at Delphi I will search the Pleiades also for TDW. I will bookmark all systems I come across with Gas Giants with 8+ moons.
Circe system contains gas giant with 8th moon approximately 500ly from red K-class star. Matches codex description of eighth planet/moon around unnamed gas giant. Not arrival star, suggests hidden location.
Circe? Good system with the 8th moon around gas giant near (~500ly) the red K class star (unfort. not a giant one). And this is not arrival star So I think this system will experiencing some traffic ;D
Raxxla codex image question mark on galaxy map matches bright systems and regional borders; prominent area aligns with Lyra's Song region borders.
I still think there is something to be said for Lyras Song, when you look at the image for Raxxla on the codex it's a question mark over the galaxy map, there are a number of bright systems shown and the borders of two neighboring regions. Now is it just me or does the most prominent area of those two connecting borders match up with the Lyras Song region? Posting from mobile at work so I can't include the image, I'll be looking at this more tonight
Supercluster landmark on DW2 expedition route near Owen Mining base, around PW2010 210 area. Possible connection to 'mother of galaxies' and supergravity structures.
If gravity is the mother, may it be visible? How? By a superclusters? Where are this things placed on the our sky? On the our game sky? I hope you can understand what I want to say. Click to expand... there’s a supercluster as one of the sights to see on the DW2 expedition, near Owen Mining base. Around PW2010 210 sort of area. not fully convinced by the “English language thing” and “mother of galaxies”, and I’m an Englishman. You might say that black holes in general might be mothers of galaxies if they are actually white holes and generate said multiple galaxies. I tend to be a bit pedantic and would say either galactic mother for one galaxy, or mother of galaxies if she had produced one or more. hence I would suggest the mythology clue might need to be re-examined. If I remember co...
The codex image showing a question mark over the galaxy map with bright systems and two neighboring region borders appears to match the Lyra's Song region when compared visually. This suggests Lyra's Song may be a focal point for Raxxla's location.
I still think there is something to be said for Lyras Song, when you look at the image for Raxxla on the codex it's a question mark over the galaxy map, there are a number of bright systems shown and the borders of two neighboring regions. Now is it just me or does the most prominent area of those two connecting borders match up with the Lyras Song region? Click to expand... My first post here! I think it's a quality lead Jaymundo. I would check it out, but I'm trying to finish up my theory. Let us know how it goes. Or I can check it out in a week or so. I also subscribe to TDW toast as a map theory. Although I'm starting to think it just describes how TDW doesnt know where Raxxala is. Here are my results. For the first portion. I interpreted it as zeta cassiopeia. So I went there, ...
Three recent tip off missions led to: Svarogich 3a (Barnes Landing), Hip 12248 5a (Blackman Silo), and Inktehit A2. These locations have specific coordinates and may be part of a larger pattern or progression.
Are these three weekly tip off missions, by chance, different each time? Are they all related to strange corporate matters? There used to be very few such planetary settlements which would yield information by scanning data points, Rawat Depot could have been the only one. Click to expand... Yes, they are - different places and different messages (except one, which was a duplicate message, but different place), all related to strange corporate matters... regarding embezzlement, blackmailing etc. Scanning the data cores gave me 1m to 1.6m credits each. The last 3 Tip Offs for example led me to: Svarogich 3a - Lat. 2,15 / Lon. -84,56 where, as it turned out, Barnes Landing is located Hip 12248 5a - Lat. 5,63 / Lon. 150,64 which is the location of Blackman Silo Inktehit A2 - Lat. 8,98...
Compiled list of 43+ systems containing both an Orbis station and a gas giant with 8+ moons as potential Raxxla location candidates based on specific system configuration matching.
Visited 43 out of the 44 systems from this post (Randgnid will have to wait a bit). No matching system configuration was found. Horizon Main menu background. Click to expand... If you - or anyone else - would like to go on another hunt, here's a list of systems that contain both an Orbis station and a gas giant with 8+ moons: Spoiler 13 Orionis 241 G. Aquarii 27 Kappa Persei 37 Geminorum 40 Leonis Minoris 57 Zeta Serpentis 59 Virginis 61 Ursae Majoris Achelous Aeternitas Alpha Caeli Arangorii Arexack Asurati Audumui Azrael BD-02 5286 BD-22 3573 BD+33 256 BD+37 2625 BD+39 876 Beditjari Benzaiten Caerus Camazotz Candecama CD-22 9062 CD-63 201 CD-73 12 CD-79 950 Chaaratisa Chimiri Comana Cowini Cupinook Daramo Didiomanja Dulos Eotienses Eseasa G...
Iambe associated with Baubo (goddess of mirth). Baubo imagery (woman with legs apart) matches Sheelagh-na-gig carvings in Irish churches. A system called Sheelagh-na-gig exists in Elite Dangerous.
*tinfoil* if CMDR Staticwhatsoever did actually find something Jambe might be the next system of interest. She was the person who made Demeter laugh again. Though I think correct spelling would be „Iambe“. *tinfoil off* . Click to expand... Note that Iambe is associated in that story with the goddess of mirth, "Baubo". If memory serves, she is where the term "bawdy" comes from, as she was associated with "dirty jokes" which were usually sexual in nature. Depictions of Baubo were sometimes of a woman holding her legs apart; this is recognisable as a form which appears in many Irish churches, and is known as a Sheelagh-na-Gig. There is a system called Sheelagh-na-gig. I need some more tinfoil and some sleep to develop that idea further
The Jewel Box cluster may be significant based on connections to Cynthia Sideris's name hints. Targeting this region for systematic exploration to identify location markers.
It was a couple of months ago (https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showt...-Find-Raxxla?p=7137768&viewfull=1#post7137768) but since I'm out of leads (and tired of mission-running) I'm going to head out to the Jewel Box cluster to look for, well, anything. The hint from Cynthia Sideris's name could also apply to other places but I just want to get away from the Bubble for a few days.
In Nysa, following specific flight patterns (C-B-A-C) triggers mission objectives with degraded emissions at 450,000ls. USS encounters yield unusual items (black box, grain, water, polymers) and trigger assassination missions with NPCs claiming defection from a larger organization.
Re: Nysa I managed to repeat some of the process: In Nysa for some time - flying from C to A, found ship called "child", wing of 3 internal security "foil" & another normal npc sec. name Followed from C-B-A-C before game announced 'mission objective found' - scan on FSS shows orange degraded emissions. Another 450,000ls hack Uss shows black box , grain canister, water, polymers. Scoop all up. As BB scooped, new assaination mission appeared.. Went to system, found ship. Sorrensohn H. Sorrensohn in a DBX. Says ' I just want to do the right thing' & 'I'm not going to kill for them anymore' etc. He drops near a station so I follow his wake ( I have no interdictor) - appear in empty space - target hologram on console shows a Coriolis briefly before changing to a planet (odd but probably a...
Raxxla search may involve generation ship locations and early colonial sites within 100 light-years of Sol. The Thargoid Link path starting at Delphi with container sequences may provide navigational clues.
When did the cora and art tornqvist live in elite dangerous timeline? I can't find the references to them. Maybe raxxla has to do with gen ships and early space travel. all within 100 ly or sol. I think I'll visit all such places for fun. It's a bit of a coincidence we are looking for teraformable worlds. https://elite-dangerous.fandom.com/wiki/Generation_Ships And here is something that fits gurus stuff. https://elite-dangerous.fandom.com/wiki/Thargoid_Link Tthis is a path starting at delphi. Follow the containers to new thargoid sites.
Raxxla discovery must be structured to lead to another mystery, not an endpoint. Zurara precedent shows Formidine Rift clues pointed to larger bubble political/economic manipulation and Thargoid threat concerns.
Yeah that one in billions chance is what keeps me exploring and playing the game, honestly. I think the only way Raxxla wouldn’t be a letdown is if it ends up being the first landable earth-like world. Then once landed, you could get out of your ship and explore it on foot with your space legs. After fighting off waves of evil reptilian humanoids, because now the game suddenly turns into a flawless FPS, you finally discover a portal. You walk through it and find yourself on another planet in an entirely different galaxy full of new alien races to discover, ships to purchase, and adventures to get in to. Is that really too much to ask? Click to expand... Except you’d be stranded on an alien planet, your ship left behind, your credit balance in a different universe, and no PF to loan...
Raxxla may be an unlisted system in the galaxy map, similar to how Kamino was hidden in Star Wars; cannot be found without knowing coordinates, avoiding permit-lock paradox.
Can’t permit lock something you don’t know where is. Click to expand... Good point. Then it might be in an unlisted system. Remember this scene in Star Wars that Obi Wan couldn't find the system where they built clones in the star map. You can only find it if you know where it is.
Discussion that Raxxla's level of obfuscation is unknown; could be in highly trafficked system found by regular scanning or require unknown permit locks requiring FD action. Cannot assume current in-game mechanisms provide access.
The rumor of Raxxla's honked status is old and has never been confirmed. Not that it's even important at this stage. We can not assume that Raxxla can be found by regular exploring(scanning). It's possible that it can be found that way but, Raxxla could well be in a highly trafficked system. We have no idea of the level of obfuscation. The same goes for permit locks. We can not assume either way. All we know is that some at FD know how to get there(Raxxla). If it's locked, there should be a way to obtain the permit or to bypass it. Click to expand... Exactly. However, I don't even think we're safe to assume that Raxxla is currently accessible through in-game mechanisms. It could, for example, include permit locks which there aren't currently ways to obtain, and which require FD action...
Early tutorial sequences with Tanya at Romanek's Folly involved witchspace jumps; the galaxy map display from that period may have contained directional pointers similar to a treasure map, worth investigating systems in that area.
You still remember those days being harmless, in that loan-sidewinder? Tanya would ask you to haul some cargo from Romanek's Folly, likely to see if you can jump into witchspace without passing out, I guess she had some other reasons too. You were instructed to choose the arrival system from contacts panel and go there, but, however you could check galaxy map also. And that map looked almost as if it was pointing somewhere, like a treasure map. Not the kind of galaxy map that opens up from where you are. Now it probably means nothing, and you shouldn't take it too seriously, but I guess it wouldn't hurt to scan a few systems, since many of you are exploring around there these days anyway.
Delphi mythology (stone at world center) may connect to the Delphi system. Investigation at 0/0 coordinates on a landable planet found a large unusually square stone at exact center but no other anomalies detected.
Quick question. I’m at work at the moment myself so I can’t check but Delphi seems connected somehow, and since the story goes that a stone was placed in the very center of the world and found to be Delphi, the Delphi system seems to have bit one landable planet. Has anyone gone and landed at 0/0 coordinance to see if there’s anything there? Click to expand... This could quickly be proven or debunked if someone is in the area, I am nowhere near unfortunately
Field observation of unusually square stone structure precisely at 0/0 coordinates on planetary surface, potentially matching Omphalos Stone mythological reference.
Took myself a look see. Got excited for a second because there is a large, unusually square, stone pretty much right on 0/0. Unfortunalty I forgot my vehicle hanger lol. But using the orbital camera there doesn’t seem to be anything special about it other than being quite square and on 0/0 Click to expand... Sounds like it could be Omphalos Stone?
A large, unusually square stone structure was discovered at orbital coordinates 0/0, visible from orbit but with no interactive elements or inscriptions. Exploration with an SRV was inconclusive regarding interactivity or special properties.
Sounds like it could be Omphalos Stone? Click to expand... That’s what I was hoping on the way down there when it came into view. Unfortunalty I forgot my vehicle hanger so I couldn’t check it out on the ground really. But although it’s large, unusually square, and pretty well smack on 0/0 using the orbital camera there didn’t appear to be anything inscribed on it etc. and there was not something to lock on to, at least from the ship. So I figure it’s either a coincidence of the PG system, or a kind of Easter egg out there by a dev as a chuckle. I might go back with an SRV and have a look again but it didn’t look like something we could interact with.
Hypothesizes Raxxla exists in Sol's Oort cloud region or near the hypothetical Nemesis object (proposed 1984). Timing aligns with when probes were sent to closest stars, connecting to early Raxxla lore emergence.
You mean the outer rim of Sol system ? Click to expand... Well, I still think a very plausible location would be that hypothesized sphere of asteroids (Oort cloud), including a body called nemesis (hypothesized in 1984), since that R has been mentioned around the time probes are sent to the closest stars.
Proposes exploring in straight line between Sol and Tau Ceti (first colonized system where Raxxla myth originated). Suggests Raxxla location lies along this line, possibly in Sol's Oort cloud region. The myth being obfuscated in outer rim supports this direction.
Oort's cloud? Click to expand... You mean the outer rim of Sol system ? So Tau Ceti was the first system to be colonized. In Tau Ceti was born the Raxxla myth. Central circle of Raxxla symbol is like the Sol symbol. What about exploring the Oort's cloud (The Myth is known to be obfuscated in the outer rim..) in a straight line Sol - Tau Ceti ? Anyone tried ?
Odysseus has 6 bars and 3 outer lines matching Raxxla image; 3 partial circles in center and outer rings; whole front resembles circle with dot. Ship structure geometrically mirrors Raxxla symbol with high fidelity.
The Odysseus ship definitely has the 6 bars and 3 outer lines in the raxxla image. One of the bars is behind the center pylon. It has the same 3 partial circles like in the system map reticule... I think this is a fairly good match for the raxxla image. and Odysseus fits the greek names and stuff. The middle bigger circles are cut in 6. The outer ones in 3. Both with the 3 partial circles. And manh parts of it look like the circle with a dot. The whole front does. Where is this ship supposed to going. And do other gen ships look like this? Edit: If you turn off flight assist near the odysseus you start to get pulled towared the middle of the planets. I think it has a gravity well. I can't get to the front of the ship to take a pic directly at the nose because of this. That or they have a...
Odysseus orbits Ross 859 B 1 within orbital flight radius. Two planets extremely close to each other and star; ship engine always points toward planet 1, making it difficult to photograph engine section with planet 2 between ship and star.
Can you post better pictures of it as an imgur album if you're near the site? From different angles like, front, back, from any side etc. Click to expand... Imgur Album. Image 1 shows how close the two planets (Ross 859 B 1,2) are to each other and to the star. The ship orbits planet 1, and in theory it would be possible to get planet 2 between the ship and the star, similar to the Dark Wheel shot, but unfortunately the ship's engines seem to always point towards planet 1, and it's impossible to get just the engine section and planet 2 pointing at the star, without the close surface of planet 1 showing. The ship is within the orbital flight radius of planet 1 (orbital flight UI activates). Best way to take screenshots is to set your ship horizontal to the surface of planet 1 (hover mo...
Merope 5C identified as unremarkable moon at the center (omphalos) of Thargoid activity. Extensively searched with no definitive findings; may require a missing key ingredient for discovery such as cosmic enlightenment.
Yeah the way they managed to pinpoint the signal source made my head hurt trying to understand. Also late time I activated the map room I noticed that the map would drift slowly out the room not sure if it was a bug or not, but to get back on topic I'm not entirely convinced that this is the same route to Raxxla. Do we have any concrete evidence that Thargoids and Raxxla are even connected in a small way? Click to expand... We don't have any evidence that they are connected. The map has a specific purpose and it's not to find Raxxla. The spiraling stars in the 'map room' are interesting though. If anything in the thargoid realm is Raxxla related, I would guess Merope 5C is most likely. It's an unremarkable moon at the center(omphalos) of everything. The only thing interesting about ...
Real-world village Gurney Slade in Somerset is located near Midsomer Norton, suggesting geographic clustering of named references in Elite Dangerous may indicate intentional pattern placement by developers.
There is a system named "Gurney Slade", ---.--- (It is also the name of a village in Somerset with a jolly nice pub ) Click to expand... According to my stats 2.500 people were murdered in Midsomer. At least 200 in a jolly nice pub.
S171 37 identified as point of interest within NGC7822 region by lead investigator CMDRGURU951.
not sure of the source. IMO, the source is irrelevant, as long as it was a thing Before the Riddle was given to us. As they may have used it based on it being a thing already. https://www.edsm.net/en/system/id/22469/name/S171+37
The Andromeda constellation extends to the galaxy's edge in the direction of the Andromeda galaxy. A rarely-visited 2-star system at this extreme edge has been visited hundreds of times according to EDSM, with CMDR Baton reportedly being the first visitor.
For the record though, the Andromeda constellation is so large that it reaches to the furthest point on the edge of the galaxy in the direction of the Andromeda galaxy itself. I've been to all but that 1 star on the edge, which according to EDSM has been visited hundreds of times and has only 2 stars. I believe CMDR Baton was the first visitor to it.
AONA appears in the Dark Wheel novella and is among the systems with no planets in ED. ISINOR is the only permit-locked system in the original Elite's galaxy 1. USZAA contains a distant world named 'Jameson's Pride.' These anomalies warrant investigation.
So far I only have the 1st galaxy in the 1984 elite matched against EDSM. The in game systems are: QUBE LAVE LEGEES QUATOR AREXE REORTE RIEDQUAT LEESTI RA ENSOREUS LEONED ERLAZA TIONISLA ZAONCE TEVERI EDEDLEEN DISO AONA ISINOR USZAA LARAIS ZARECE TIBIONIS ORRERE QUCERERE RITILA ORESQU TEORGE QUTIRI TIANVE ORERVE Of these there are a few oddities that have no planets: QUTIRI,QUCERERE,TIBIONIS,AONA,ERLAZA,LEONED,QUBE - of these AONA is in the DW novella Scanning these systems with FSS would seem to be a good idea in case we have missed something. Only ISINOR is permit locked and can be obtained USZAA have a world far out named 'Jameson's Pride' None have an 8th moon of a gas giant, though there are eight bodies around a gas giant in Tionisla (but every man...
Raxxla was found in the 23rd century but remains undiscovered in the 34th century despite superior technology, possibly because modern explorers rapidly leave the bubble rather than thoroughly searching local systems like Sol. Raxxla may be an alien construct requiring sustained local investigation.
Raxxla The idea that Raxxla is an alien construct wouldnt surprise me if it turns out to be true. What is interesting though is the fact that not a single one of us has found Raxxla. Its the 34th century and somehow with all the modern tech we havent found it yet... But somehow circa 23 century raxxla was found. You have to ask yourself why that is. Could that be because everyone is so quick to leave the bubble? Everything moves so fast now and noone slows down anymore. When is the last time you've spent some serious time scouring planet surfaces in Sol? I am willing to bet almost every single one of us has spent more time searching for barnacles than we've spent in sol.
RA system contains Steelhook Hold, an Unauthorized Installation orbiting the 8th moon of a brown dwarf. Installation normally triggers immediate pirate attack, suggesting defended location.
If you search for Beor, you will be led to CD-64 139, so it might be ingame, too. Thirty of the systems build kind of a cluster - two are more off the path: Ra and Beor. Ra is kind of interesting: it has an Unauthorized Installation called "Steelhook Hold", orbiting the 8. moon of a brown dwarf - which is kind of a slightly bigger gas giant ;-). You normally will be immediately attacked by pirates, if you enter the site. Click to expand... Beor returns that system because there is a planet in that system called Beorg (the Galmap search returns some planet names as well as system names and stations - searching for the system Ara was a nightmare!). It's unusual to have a named Ammonia World but the station orbiting it has a slightly different configuration of name, which makes me wonder ...
Searching for Beor returns CD-64 139, which contains planet Beorg (Ammonia World with unusually named station). Unconventional naming suggests backer involvement or deliberate obfuscation.
If you search for Beor, you will be led to CD-64 139, so it might be ingame, too. Thirty of the systems build kind of a cluster - two are more off the path: Ra and Beor. Ra is kind of interesting: it has an Unauthorized Installation called "Steelhook Hold", orbiting the 8. moon of a brown dwarf - which is kind of a slightly bigger gas giant ;-). You normally will be immediately attacked by pirates, if you enter the site. Click to expand... Beor returns that system because there is a planet in that system called Beorg (the Galmap search returns some planet names as well as system names and stations - searching for the system Ara was a nightmare!). It's unusual to have a named Ammonia World but the station orbiting it has a slightly different configuration of name, which makes me wonder ...
TIONISLA has eight bodies orbiting a single gas giant, matching the theoretical significance of an '8th moon' configuration mentioned in investigations.
So far I only have the 1st galaxy in the 1984 elite matched against EDSM. The in game systems are: QUBE LAVE LEGEES QUATOR AREXE REORTE RIEDQUAT LEESTI RA ENSOREUS LEONED ERLAZA TIONISLA ZAONCE TEVERI EDEDLEEN DISO AONA ISINOR USZAA LARAIS ZARECE TIBIONIS ORRERE QUCERERE RITILA ORESQU TEORGE QUTIRI TIANE ORERVE Of these there are a few oddities that have no planets: QUTIRI,QUCERERE,TIBIONIS,AONA,ERLAZA,LEONED,QUBE - of these AONA is in the DW novella Scanning these systems with FSS would seem to be a good idea in case we have missed something. Only ISINOR is permit locked and can be obtained USZAA have a world far out named 'Jameson's Pride' None have an 8th moon of a gas giant, though there are eight bodies around a gas giant in Tionisla (but every man ...
USZAA contains a world named 'Jameson's Pride' positioned unusually far out in the system, potentially significant given Jameson Memorial connection to lore.
So far I only have the 1st galaxy in the 1984 elite matched against EDSM. The in game systems are: QUBE LAVE LEGEES QUATOR AREXE REORTE RIEDQUAT LEESTI RA ENSOREUS LEONED ERLAZA TIONISLA ZAONCE TEVERI EDEDLEEN DISO AONA ISINOR USZAA LARAIS ZARECE TIBIONIS ORRERE QUCERERE RITILA ORESQU TEORGE QUTIRI TIANE ORERVE Of these there are a few oddities that have no planets: QUTIRI,QUCERERE,TIBIONIS,AONA,ERLAZA,LEONED,QUBE - of these AONA is in the DW novella Scanning these systems with FSS would seem to be a good idea in case we have missed something. Only ISINOR is permit locked and can be obtained USZAA have a world far out named 'Jameson's Pride' None have an 8th moon of a gas giant, though there are eight bodies around a gas giant in Tionisla (but every man ...
Original Cobra Mk III limited to 7 light-year jumps due to Quirium fuel capacity. Early explorers circa 2296 would face similar constraints, affecting plausibility of exploration distances to systems like Delphi (357 ly from Sol, requiring 51 jumps).
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Polaris is permit-locked and may contain Raxxla. Can target system from nearby but FSD engagement is denied. Suggests mechanism to obtain permit exists but remains undiscovered. Connected to triumvirate concept: Gate (Raxxla/Polaris), Bridge (Bifrost/Alioth), Way (Waypoint/Sirius).
Okay another post which also coincides with a feeling that I had too: That Raxxla is located in Polaris. The System is Permit locked so we can't just get inside, but there may be a way to obtain the Permit womehow and we've not uncovered that yet. Dunno if this has been discussed in the thread before. I noticed that when jumping to a nearby system you can indeed select and target it, just engaging the FSD gets denied. Spoiler https://i.Please use another image host/Oevn2Mo.png I have found a reddit thread discussing the topic, really interesting: https://www.reddit.com/r/EliteDange..._missing_raxxla_link_please_just_hear_me_out/ "So we have the Gate (Raxxla in Polaris), the Bridge (Bifrost in Alioth) and the Way (Waypoint in Sirius)." Also with Alioth, it is the home System of th...
Galaxy-centric theory: Omphalos as galactic center (Sgr A*), Astrophel as black hole consuming stars, spiraling stars as orbital mechanics. Raxxla positioned near/in Sgr A* with unique spacetime properties; explains safe black hole approach mechanics.
In a "galaxy-centric" point of view: Omphalos is the "center", then Sgr A*. Black holes like the stars. They swallow them. So, Astrophel. (Yum !) All the stars are spiralling around. It's also some kind of rift through the space-time tissue. It also can be viewed as the brow of the MW. Raxxla burns as it orbits close Sgr A*. (Some physical phenomenon due to the BH "moving" the space-time and therefore giving energy to the bodies orbiting close to it.) Why can we approach BHs without danger, in ED ? Because we must be able to find Raxxla eventually. 'Where are we placing Raxxla, Mike ?' ' Mmmh... Must be somewhere iconic. What about inside a BH, Dave ?' "Sgr A*, then ! " "Where is Raxxla ?" "Oh, it's IN the MW." You bet it is... [haha]
Proposal to recalculate galactic coordinates with Delphi system as origin (0-point) instead of Sol to examine spatial relationships between systems.
What will be if we change Galactic coordinates 0-point to Delphi system? Sol will have inverted Delphi coordinates. But what about other systems?
Aona system noted as having no planets according to EDSM data, despite being mentioned in connection with Teorge and Leesti. Potential anomaly worth investigating.
and Teorge and Leesti .. (Aona system has no planets, at least in EDSM)
Amicus is Latin for 'a friend', paralleling the benefactor mentioned in welcome letter. Cursory exploration found no dark stations but warrants deeper investigation.
Did a quick check of the Amicus system. Amicus is Latin for 'a friend', like our benefactor in the welcome letter. I didn't find any dark stations or similar, but the search was a bit superficial.
System HD 108 may correlate with references to 108 sonnets/suitors in Raxxla research. System already visited circa 2016 but warrants re-investigation with current knowledge and scanning tools.
Well hello... thats interesting. In regards to the 108 sonnets / suitors there is a system called HD 108. https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=KcIg02TKW6QC&pg=PA135&lpg=PA135&dq=star+HD+108&source=bl&ots=dOAJHwLf7z&sig=ACfU3U1HkLeW68NnWm0FIat0hOlBTjTR9g&hl=en&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjt5Kyh9oLhAhU1ThUIHcgEDBAQ6AEwBHoECAcQAQ#v=onepage&q=star%20HD%20108&f=false It has already been visited circa 2016, but it may be worth a gander. https://www.edsm.net/en/system/id/3720765/name/HD+108
Developer indication that Raxxla is 'obfuscated in the outer rim' and its difficulty relates to this location. Standard FSS scanning likely insufficient; broader search methodology required beyond minigame mechanics.
BTW, the planet will be actually called Raxxla, right? Click to expand... If you are asking if it will appear as Raxxla in your NavPanel... Would be kind of nonsense for an unregistered mythical planet. Wouldn't it ? But with FD ... Who knows? Is there any clue / evidence that Raxxla is "cloaked" or otherwise hidden, like the mythical planet of Aldea in ST-TNG, and thus requires some sort of "key" to reveal it, or could we find it through a "brute force attack" and / or "dumb luck" (scanning every single system in a growing sphere centered on Sol) using regular exploration tools? Click to expand... We were told where Raxxla roughly is and why it's difficult to find. Obfuscated in the outer rim. I doubt the crappy FSS minigame will be of any use. I hope it will not. Btw.. Alm...
If Raxxla has been findable since beta/game launch, then any post-launch additions (Guardian relics, new scanners, planetary surface features) should not be required. This constrains possible discovery mechanisms to vanilla game features.
Just a thought that came into my mind: Were we supposed to be able to find Raxxla from the very beginning of the game? Because If that is the case, anything that got added later immediatly get's crossed out. Meaning no Guardian relics are required to find it, not the new scanners, not anything that can be found on planetary surfaces as back then we couldn't land on them yet. That also includes all stations, ships, signal sources, commodities and mission types that got added to the game later.
Raxxla may not be reachable or visible at all times, only appearing under specific conditions or time frames. It could be either stationary near the bubble or a rogue wandering system. Discovery may require solving a massive puzzle with portals or ruins.
Ive been looking into this matter, and among all the "theories" and "speculation", it seens to me that some elements in this game totally relate to some of the accounts and things i read about this mitical place. So i expect some things about this: 1- Its not reachable or can be seen all the time, probrably only at a certain time, with certain conditions u can actually see it and get to it, wich makes perfect sense. 2- It is either close to the bubble or in the bubble itself, or it is a "rogue", wandering about the galaxy, ence only is at the place ud expect in a certain time frame. 3- There will be a huge puzzle to be able to do any interaction with it. 4- It may well be that all ull find is a huge ruin with some kinda portal or such that cant be activated, and once found will take m...
Based on lore that pre-3300 travel was limited and the Empire's migration to Achenar at 140ly represented significant distance, TDW's home system may be located within 100 light-years of Sol as an abandoned or hidden base from earlier era.
If anyone is interested to join, I’m gonna intensify my search for TDW system within 100ly of Sol. It’s a lot of systems to cover by me onsies but I have, what I think, is good reason to do so. As mentioned before our current FSD tech is quite new, only coming into use around 3300. MB said in an interview with truthsayer that before this they were using ion drives etc to move about, so travel was quite limited distance wise from sol. Furthermore, it struck me that the empire, back in the 2400’s moved to Achenar (140ly from sol) in an attempt to get away from the federation, figuring that would be more than far enough. So this gives us two things. A distance that at that time was considered to be quite far from the then bubble AND since they moved that also gives us abandoned star por...
LL Pegasi (2MASS J23191260+1711331) is approximately 4200 ly from Sol according to real-world data, but confirmation is needed whether this system exists in Elite Dangerous as EDDB does not list it.
Can anyone confirm that this is in-game: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LL_Pegasi EDDB doesn't find LL Pegasi (but several Pegasi systems), nor 2MASS J23191260+1711331. According to the article it should be ~4200 ly from Sol.
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