Mengy
wishes it were bannable to say mean things about Marvel
So I finished up my little local nebula exploration trip in my DBE. Here are some more pics of my trip.
Entering into the Orion Nebula and Barnard's Loop.
This is the Running Man Nebula which sits right next to the Orion Nebula:
This planet inside Running Man sat way too close to it's star, I jumped in and found it right next to me. I'm lucky I didn't smack into it on the way in!
The Flame Nebula, a very brilliant orange color.
This is the Horsehead Nebula which sits right behind Barnard's Loop, nice contrasts in this nebula.
And this is how the Milky Way looks through the middle of Barnard's Loop:
Found this nice water world just a short distance from Horsehead and Barnard's, which are in the background.
I then left Barnard's and made the long 1000+ LY run for the Seagull Nebula, further out towards the galactic rim.
Next I turned left and flew 1000 LY clockwise along the rim over to Hubble's Variable Nebula, a small but pretty formation out by itself.
It was here that I officially broke my distance from Sol record, 3745 LY from home. You can see Barnard's Loop in the distance where I just came from, and how far off it is now.
With my previous record being broken I turned myself homeward to turn in my data. Along the way I stopped by one more point of interest along the way, the colorful Cone Nebula.
Made it back to Apam Napat without any interdictions or problems. It was a pretty decent trip, I turned in 389 system's worth of data and made over 5.7 million credits. I'm Ranger rank so that was only enough to bump my rating up 8%, still a long way to go until Elite Explorer! Got to see a lot of beautiful nebula along the way and made a lot of first discoveries. I have decided however that this was my final voyage in my Diamondback Explorer. Even though I love the look of the ship and it's cockpit I'm going to sell it and refit my Asp as my main exploration vessel, it's just a much better ship and I don't see any reason to own both, especially now that I own the Clipper as my mining & trading vessel. It was a good final voyage for the DBE though.
Entering into the Orion Nebula and Barnard's Loop.
This is the Running Man Nebula which sits right next to the Orion Nebula:
This planet inside Running Man sat way too close to it's star, I jumped in and found it right next to me. I'm lucky I didn't smack into it on the way in!
The Flame Nebula, a very brilliant orange color.
This is the Horsehead Nebula which sits right behind Barnard's Loop, nice contrasts in this nebula.
And this is how the Milky Way looks through the middle of Barnard's Loop:
Found this nice water world just a short distance from Horsehead and Barnard's, which are in the background.
I then left Barnard's and made the long 1000+ LY run for the Seagull Nebula, further out towards the galactic rim.
Next I turned left and flew 1000 LY clockwise along the rim over to Hubble's Variable Nebula, a small but pretty formation out by itself.
It was here that I officially broke my distance from Sol record, 3745 LY from home. You can see Barnard's Loop in the distance where I just came from, and how far off it is now.
With my previous record being broken I turned myself homeward to turn in my data. Along the way I stopped by one more point of interest along the way, the colorful Cone Nebula.
Made it back to Apam Napat without any interdictions or problems. It was a pretty decent trip, I turned in 389 system's worth of data and made over 5.7 million credits. I'm Ranger rank so that was only enough to bump my rating up 8%, still a long way to go until Elite Explorer! Got to see a lot of beautiful nebula along the way and made a lot of first discoveries. I have decided however that this was my final voyage in my Diamondback Explorer. Even though I love the look of the ship and it's cockpit I'm going to sell it and refit my Asp as my main exploration vessel, it's just a much better ship and I don't see any reason to own both, especially now that I own the Clipper as my mining & trading vessel. It was a good final voyage for the DBE though.