Working on a new exploration app for Elite Dangerous.

Is this too much info on one screen? I am trying to put the most important info without overloading.

Just realized yesterday that I hadn't seen one of these at night, because I usually aim for the light side when doing exo. I thought they glowed, but didn't realize the light pulsates.

Project Galtea is now 69.66% complete with the bridge, absolutely NOICE work, 30.34% remains until we are at the new bubble! Which means we are over 17,000ly from Sol.

Absolutely proud of each and everyone one of our members for the stellar job they have done, they make Project Galtea what it is and it is an honour to haul with all of them. Interested in the project? Feel free to reach out to me or check out our website. Let’s make history together! o7 🫡

https://projectgaltea.org/

Was all ff so about 350mil off a single planet. Dont think im ever going to be able to top this one.

The carrier was parked near a moon that was very close to the main body's rings. Leaving and arriving was a fun experience

Interesting... two stars more or less on opposite side of a land-able planet. Looks like the engine only wants one star to light the place... But because it has a pretty thick atmosphere. The star on the night side still becomes a bright sun in the sky when you are on the surface :)

Resulting in a pitch black night, with a huge mysterious sun in the sky.

A true Night Sun :)

Who ever said that a sun can't shine at night? was wrong ;)

Synuedee BL-W d2-5 D 1

I don’t play anymore and I haven’t for awhile, but I found these old screenshots and thought I’d share them before deleting them.

Je vais pas faire un grand discours écrit car d'une flemme est de deux je sais pas les faire donc voilà après plus de 1 mois de farme que ce soit l'exobiologie ou le commerce j'ai enfin réussi as acquérir ce vaisseaux et j'en suis fière en espérant le garder le plus longtemps possible voilà la suite de mon projet commencer a faire de la colonisation mais pour l'instant je me concentre a le maintenir en vie est qui c'est peut être que certains d'entre vous ce poseront dessus

Last one! Fly well CMDRs! o7

...I'm kinda noob in this game, but i wanted to explore something. Big, hot and luminous. And weird. α Cam is a weird star even IRL (cuz it an runaway O-type star on the edge of galactic plane). Moreover, for some obscure reason devs made α Cam a quadruple B + B + B Wolf-rayet star despite it is a singulary star. And i was unable to find any information that α Cam was visited and is there any bodies despite that four on the galactic map. So first time i believed I could be first.

Buying my first DBX "Manifold Razor" I've chosen a cluster of some dozens of systems near the target to navigate in this sparse zone on the edge of galaxy. With my 21-23 ly jump range I decided to start a preliminary expedition to find out:

1. how big damn it is the distance I must to fly towards α Cam to meet unexplored systems
2. how to charge my FSD using a neutron star
3. how close to the target I could get with my unengineered FSD
4. is there some special in this volume of space
5. (Spoiler: 1) about halfway to α Cam 2) simply 3) about 350 ly before a severe risk of being trapped in isolated cluster with no way out emerges 4) not really)
6. And I naively thought that scanning all this heavenly host i would get a lot of money (it is true) that I could use to simply buy parts to engineered FSD (all things can be bought and sold, yes?)

So I made about several hundred jumps. First time I was neutron charged when i needed 24 ly jump to the next system. There were so many emotions when I flew to the jet 4 times before realized FSD had been already charged. I called that system "the gate of the gods" cuz "only chosen one" could get through. When I left the cluster my FSD had about 50% of health (i think i would use neutron charge only 2-5 times). Here's the screenshots from my preliminary flight.

I returned, earned 100 millions, got ranger explorer rank and spent 2 days rotating to gather materials for Elvira Martuuk. My FSD range increased to 57-60 ly. I also installed AFMU. Coordinates calculations suggested that the last jump to α Cam would be 65-70 ly, so I gathered mats for basic jump boosts.
During my return to the bubble, I realized that 9 Alpha Camelopardalis is on EDGIS and subsequently had been already visited. But due to lack of information I decided to continue my efforts to get there.
The main expedition starts. Contrary to 2 days of jumping with 20 ly range, it took about 2 hours. I also visited NGC 1502, landed on some moon and seen this desolate landscapes.

Soonly after leaving NGC 1502 my Manifold Razor was destroyed due to improper AFK scooping. A buybacked Manifold Chariot had to cover half the distance again. It had been done for 2 hours again.
I mapped some ocean planets and easily passed through my "chosen cluster" without neutron star charge. It was needed only once, before jumping to last system from Alpha Camelopardalis. Then I used basic boost, and here I go.

The orange star is a Wolf-rayet (WC0I) star with abnormally low temperaure for its class (5 698 K).

Milky Way is not a way from here but rather a carpet.

It looks like a glitched colliding stars, but it is just an eclipse. Not so weird btw

The true first CMDR why have visited 9 Alpha Camelopardalis was -Spica-. And we may never know who he was and what guided him to this desolate and mildly weird place. One can only speculate that this place is an active region of neutron star highways, and some people got off to refuel, scan and even map some planets in neighbourhood.

Cl* NGC 1981 AR 131

Only viewable from this system.

In the running man/orion sector

So much to see, so little time. I try to snap a pick or 2. A few my recent favorites.

As the title says, relatively new player wanting to get into exploration. Mostly done a lot of trading untill now. Ive got 2 vessels i built up mostly for exploration with just basic parts, tough i dont know how i'll be able to increase my jump range even further.

Got the caspian to build up for this specifically. Any tips/ideas? Currently got it to be self sustaining but my jump range is only around 24ly

I found my first ringed planet that I could land on today. No biology on it, but I still landed for some happy snaps 😂

Are these particularly uncommon or have I just not been that observant so far?

Fleet Carrier 5470.96LY from Sol in system Omega Sector BA-A e42, just outside the Omega Nebula.

Your green landing lights were a welcome sight. Hell of a view too!

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If you are an explorer looking for a shipyard to stow some gear and a crew lounge to tell your tales, come take a look at who we are, where we go, and what we are building. Good Company wanted for Grand Adventures!

Lots to see out here...

Found these undiscovered bad boys out there in the black.

It is at COL 285 Sector BB-W C2-1 I am not the first to discover these stars but they are cool. Original people who discovered them are SHIVKALA and NOSEMAJ