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The Aurelian Veil: A tight-knit group of 8 bodies close to the secondary star, two of which often collide with one another. edastro.com/gec/view/761 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Blue Garden: The Blue Garden is an icy moon (4 b) in the vicinity of the Spirit Nebula, with a peculiar sunset, flora and rings. edastro.com/gec/view/161 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Sash of Sapphires: Body AB 5 is a Class II Green Gas Giant with a hazy pink equatorial cloud band that has bright green storms scattered within. edastro.com/gec/view/703 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Witch Head Nebula: One of the closest nebulae to Sol, and rich in history. edastro.com/gec/view/433 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Hephaestus' First Cauldron: This metal rich world is currently (as of 3308-08-25) the hottest landable thin atmosphere planet in the known galaxy, with one of the rarest thin atmosphere types: hot thin silicate vap... edastro.com/gec/view/224

Mithras's Rest: A nested moon orbits a blue marble-looking water world capped with an ice cap, which in turn orbits a class Y dwarf star. edastro.com/gec/view/401 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Sliver of Hope: A Class I Green Gas Giant that has spotty maroon clouds and only a sliver of green color in its upper atmosphere. edastro.com/gec/view/231 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

The Grotto of Amethystos: A beautiful fine ringed ammonia world with Albidum Chalice Pods, Purpureum and Roseum Ice Crystals. edastro.com/gec/view/544 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Project Dynasty: Formidine Rift settlements: A cluster of abandoned settlements linked to Project Dynasty, which sent an ill-fated expedition into the Formidine Rift, as well as to two other regions. edastro.com/gec/view/39 #EliteDangerous

Crystal Alley: A tour of three NSP signals containing Rubeum Squid Molluscs, with four types of crystals in total. The rings of the third planet contain five tritium hotspots. edastro.com/gec/view/504 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous

Rings of Lyra: A rare Gas Giant with three rings, which can be observed from a nearby atmospheric, landable moon. edastro.com/gec/view/472 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Orbe de Jade: Two moons with thin methane atmospheres, relatively close to each other, where solar eclipses occur frequently. edastro.com/gec/view/749 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Maledictus Luna: The only known location for Q01-Type Anomalies, and a "cursed moon" of the Mercury 7 Expedition. edastro.com/gec/view/556 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Ryker's Legend: A beautiful ringed icy moon (1 b) with a thin argon atmosphere orbiting a triple ringed Class III gas giant, with surface life and volcanism. edastro.com/gec/view/736 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Rainbow's End: A small scientific hub in a sparse area, the farthest inhabited system from Sol. edastro.com/gec/view/710 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Resilient Hope Planetary Nebula: The only known planetary nebula to have two Earth-like worlds, one of which is a moon. edastro.com/gec/view/676 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Scarlet Tempest: A blue planetary nebula hosting a Lagrange Storm Cloud and P03-type Anomalies. edastro.com/gec/view/745 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Gate of Niflheim: Two gas giants in close proximity to each other, and a small icy body with extreme mountains. edastro.com/gec/view/730 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Blaa Hypai AA-A h68 Nebula (Hollow Veil Nebula): A medium sized dark nebula which is mostly known for containing Guardian ruins, but it also hosts Notable Stellar Phenomena. edastro.com/gec/view/188 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous