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Planets

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There are three main categories of '''planets''': [[Terrestrial Planet|Terrestrial planets]], [[Water World]]s. and [[Gas Giant]]s.

The term planet refers to celestial bodies orbiting a [[star]] with a [[gravity]] in a specific range. The gravity of a planet has to be strong enough to hold fluids in a stable state (hydrostatic equilibrium) which prevents them from escaping the planet, and low enough to prevent nuclear processes to start as in stars.

Some astronomical objects that meet the official criteria for planet status yet also happen to orbit a planet are instead classified as natural satellites or [[moons]]. When a moon's orbit expands to the point that the [[barycentre]] of the planet-moon system falls outside the center of the planet, then both bodies would be considered planets and part of a double-planet system.<ref>https://www.universetoday.com/85749/is-the-moon-a-planet/</ref>

== [[Terrestrial Planet]]s ==
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! scope="col"|Image
! scope="col"|Class
! scope="col" |Colour
! scope="col"|Rarity
! scope="col"|In game description
!Selling Price ([[Full Spectrum System Scanner|FSSS]] + [[Detailed Surface Scanner|DSS]])
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|Icy Body
|Atmospheric: White.

Airless:

Blue, orange, green, yellow, pink (Rare).
|Very Common, especially when orbiting cooler M class stars and brown dwarf stars including classes L, T, and Y.
|Ice world composed mainly of water ice. Worlds like this will not have had much heating in the past, forming in the cooler regions of a star system, and have retained many volatiles as solids within their crust.
|
|-
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|Rocky Body
|Atmospheric:

Yellow, black, brown.

Airless:

Orange, grey, brown, red, green, black.
|Common
|Rocky world with little or no surface metal content. Worlds like this have lost most of their volatiles due to past heating, and any metallic content will form a small central core.
|
|-
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Rocky_ice.png
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|[[Rocky Ice World]]
|White - Grey - Light blue - Light brown
|Uncommon
|Rocky ice world. Typically formed in the cooler regions of star system these worlds have a small metal core and thick rocky mantle with a crust of very deep ice. Geological activity is common in these worlds because of the large quantities of volatiles in the crust, often creating a thin, sometimes seasonal atmosphere.
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|-
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|High-Metal Content World
|Atmospheric:
Yellow, black, brown.

Airless:

Orange, grey, brown, red, green, black.
|Common (Rare if orbiting M, L, T, S class stars)
|High metal content world with a metallic core. Worlds like this can have metallic ores near the surface in places, especially around areas of past volcanism.
|
|-
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|[[Metal-Rich Body]]
|Atmospheric: Black, brown, visible lava.

Airless:

Typically deep red/orange due to proximity to star.
|Rare, can be found in close orbit around G, F and A class stars.
|Metal-rich worlds like this have a large metallic core, with plentiful metallic ores even at the surface. In places, especially around areas of past or current volcanism or liquid erosion, some higher metals can be found in their elemental form too. Mining is therefore very efficient, so these worlds are highly valued.

This type of planetoid is always within close proximity of a star, often taking the form of a lava-covered planet or a potato planet.
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|-
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|Earth-Like World
|Blue with green, brown and white
|
Extremely Rare (Mainly orbit K, G, F class stars)

Said to be less common in the galactic core.
|Outdoor world with a human-breathable atmosphere and indigenous life. The atmosphere is far from chemical equilibrium as a result.
|
|-
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|[[Ammonia World]]
|Atmospheric:
Light brown, brown, beige.

Airless:

Brown.
|Very Rare
|Terrestrial ammonia world with an active ammonia-based chemistry and carbon-ammonia based life.
|
|-
|<gallery type="slideshow" position="center" widths="250">
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|Non-spherical Bodies
|Atmospheric:
N/A

Airless:

Grey.
|Rare (Commonly found orbiting M Class stars)
|These are planets or moons with a nonspherical shape, with a radius of less than 1 000 KM. It's elongated and can resemble a potato. Typically do not retain any atmosphere.

Take caution when travelling near nonspherical bodies, as their small size can cause one to believe they are travelling further from the body's orbital cruise zone than they actually are and subsequently colliding at a significant velocity with the celestial body's glide engagement zone, triggering an emergency drop from supercruise and causing starship damage.
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|Terraformed World
|Blue with green, brown and white
|
Accounts for most Earth-Like Worlds in inhabited areas of space. Cannot be found in deep space
|Outdoor world with a human-breathable atmosphere and indigenous life. The atmosphere is far from chemical equilibrium as a result.
|
|}

== [[Water World]]s ==
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! scope="col" |Class
! scope="col" |Colour
! scope="col" |Rarity
! scope="col" |In game description
!Selling Price ([[Full Spectrum System Scanner|FSSS]] + [[Detailed Surface Scanner|DSS]])
|-
|<gallery type="slideshow" position="center" widths="250">
water.jpg|Water World
THAILOAE EM-M D7-2 A 6.png|THAILOAE EM-M D7-2 A 6
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|[[Water World]]
|Atmospheric
Blue, often with white (ice).

Airless:

Blue.
|Rare (More common if orbiting K, G, F and A class stars)
|Terrestrial water world with an active water-based chemistry and carbon-water-based life.

Water Worlds may occasionally possess a small cluster of islands. This does not alter its classification, however.
|
|}

== [[Gas Giant]]s ==
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!Image
!Class
!Rarity
!In game description
!Selling Price ([[Full Spectrum System Scanner|FSSS]] + [[Detailed Surface Scanner|DSS]])
|-
|<gallery type="slideshow" position="center" widths="250">
Gas-Giant-Class-I.png
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|I
|Uncommon
|Class I or Jovian gas giants have primarily hydrogen and helium atmospheres. Colouration comes from clouds in the upper atmosphere of ammonia, water vapour, hydrogen sulphide, phosphine and sulphur. The temperature at the top of their upper cloud layers is typically less than 150 K.
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|-
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|II
|Rare
|Class II gas giants have primarily hydrogen and helium atmospheres. Water vapour in the upper cloud layers gives them a much higher albedo. Their surface temperature is typically up to or around 250 K.
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|-
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Screenshot_20200111-115555.jpg|Type III Green Gas Giant
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|III
|Uncommon
|Class III gas giants have primarily hydrogen and helium atmospheres without distinctive cloud layers. Their surface temperature typically ranges between 350 K and 800 K. They are primarily blue in colour because of optical scattering in the atmosphere - with the chance of wispy cloud layers from sulphides and chlorides.
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|-
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|IV
|Very Uncommon
|Class IV gas giants have primarily hydrogen and helium atmospheres with carbon monoxide and upper clouds of alkali metals above lower cloud layers of silicates and iron compounds, hence he brighter colours. The temperature of their upper cloud layers is typically above 900 K.
|
|-
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|V
|Very Rare
|Class V gas giants have primarily hydrogen and helium atmospheres, with thick clouds of silicates and iron compounds, even metallic iron.They are the hottest type of gas giants with temperatures at their upper cloud decks above 1400 K, and much hotter in the lower layers, often emitting a dull glow from the internal heat within.
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|-
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Helium-rich_Gas_Giant.png
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|Helium-rich
|Very Rare
|Helium-rich gas giants have a greatly inflated percentage of helium compared to the hydrogen in their atmosphere. Much of their hydrogen has been lost over time because they have insufficient mass to hold on to it. It may also be because temperatures in their past were much higher, driving off the hydrogen at a greater rate.
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|-
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|[[Gas Giant]] with ammonia-based life
|Very Rare
|Gas giant with ammonia-based life. This is primarily a hydrogen and helium-based atmospheric gas giant, but a little below the surface cloud layers,life exists based in the ammonia-cloud layer. The chemistry of this gaseous region is far from equilibrium, with a surprising excess of oxygen and many carbon-based compounds giving it some vivid colours. As with many such gaseous living systems, it is underpinned by vast quantities of free-floating radioplankton - tiny carbon-based algae, each retaining small quantity of liquid ammonia, extracting their energy from the intense radiation flux.
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|-
|<gallery type="slideshow" position="center" widths="250">
Gas_Giant_Water_Based_Life.png
Water_based_life_gas_giant.png
gas_giant_water_based.jpg|Gas giant, water based
</gallery>
|[[Gas Giant]] with water-based life
|Very Rare
|Gas giant with water-based life. This is primarily a hydrogen and helium based atmospheric gas giant, but not far below the surface exists life based in the water-cloud layer just below the atmospheric surface. The chemistry of this gaseous region is far from equilibrium, with a surprising excess of oxygen and many carbon-based compounds giving it some vivid colours. As with many such gaseous living systems, it is underpinned by vast quantities of free-floating radioplankton - tiny carbon-based algae, each retaining small quantity of liquid water, extracting their energy from the intense radiation flux.
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|-
|<gallery type="slideshow" position="center" widths="277">
Water_Giant.png
Water Giant 2.png|Water Giant
</gallery>
|Water Giant
|Very Rare
|Water giant. Worlds like this have a large atmosphere made mainly of water vapour. It most likely formed when a large icy body warmed up enough to evaporate a large amount of its surface ice, this would in turn trigger a runaway greenhouse effect leading to a very thick atmosphere made of the evaporated ices.
|
|}

== Largest landable planets ==
These are the largest known landable planets in the [[galaxy]]. They were all discovered by commanders. Check the [https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/really-large-landable-planets-the-list-mk-ii.327917/ forum thread] for the full list.<ref>[https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/really-large-landable-planets-the-list-mk-ii.327917/ Really large landable planets: the list. (MK II)]
</ref>
{| class="article-table"
!Rank
!Radius
!System
!Body
!Type
!Reported by
|-
|1
|25,503.96 km
|EOL PROU HR-U D3-2494
|3
|Icy body
|''CMDR Ishtar Nixx''
|-
|2
|25,202.13 km
|WEQAEA TN-K D8-53
|1
|Icy body
|''duckofdeath''
|-
|3
|24,403.61 km
|CHROABS TI-S D4-58
|4
|Icy body
|''CMDR Raj Matheo''
|-
|4
|24,353.34 km
|BLU AESCS LQ-X D1-11
|2
|Icy body
|''CMDR King-Crimson''
|-
|5
|24,306.84 km
|THUECHO NU-B C15-2
|2
|Icy body
|''crnook''
|-
|6
|24,276.33 km
|STOCK 1 SECTOR AQ-X D1-22
|1
|Icy body
|''Gallus Domesticus''
|-
|7
|23,605.51 km
|OEPHAIDST RU-M D8-709
|2
|Icy body
|''CMDR Varonica''
|-
|8
|23,525.00 km
|GLUDGEIA BD-T C4-5
|2
|Icy body
|''CMDR Setterllew''
|-
|9
|23,346.00 km
|HYPUAE SCRUA QP-N D7-196
|3
|Icy body
|''ick''
|-
|10
|23,310.22 km
|FROARSTS CM-M D7-2210
|2
|Icy body
|''CMDR chavaplx ''
|}

== Videos ==
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File:Elite_Dangerous_1._Planets_b._Volcanic
File:Elite_Dangerous_1._Planets_c._Class_M
File:Elite_Dangerous_1._Planets_d._Rings
File:Elite_Dangerous_1._Planets_e._Others
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== References ==
<references />
[[ru:Планеты]]
[[Category:Planets]]
[[Category:Celestials]]
[[Category:Guides]]

Acronyms & Slang

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There are a list below of nouns, verbs, etcetera, that are replaced every now and then by viral words origination from players in [[Elite: Dangerous]]. The list also consists of irregular words said by NPC's/AI's in the top-left communications panel in the ship's canopy. The list below is categorized in alphabetical form from letter A to Z.

* '''AFMU:''' [[Auto Field-Maintenance Unit]].
* '''AspX:''' Abbreviation of the [[Asp Explorer]].
* '''ASPX:''' Another, incorrect abbreviation of [[Asp Explorer]]. Used by players under the misconception that the word "Asp" is an acronym ("ASP Explorer"); an "asp" is another word for a "viper", following the ''Elite'' series' trend of naming some ship models after snake species.
* '''AX:''' Anti-Xeno. Used to refer to any activities or ship builds relating to combat with Thargoids.
* '''Allie:''' An NPC or player aligned with the [[Alliance]]. Pronounced as "all-ee" than "ally".
* '''Boiling:''' [[Silent Running]] near a star or a station orbiting close to a star.
* '''Big Blue Beluga:''' A term used when one comes across an invincible, Elite NPC flying a [[Beluga Liner]] with a vibrant blue paint job with unlimited health will interdict and destroy an unsuspecting player for an unknown reason. Only a small amount of encounters have been reported and the so-called "Big Blue Beluga" phenomenon is very likely to be a bug in the game.
* '''Board Flipping:''' The bygone practice of switching between Open/Private Group/Solo modes to force mission boards to refresh and present new missions, usually done to stack multiple missions of the same type to maximize convenience and profitability. While viewed with distaste by a segment of the community, Frontier Developments have confirmed that Board Flipping is not an exploit or violation of the game's Terms of Service. Board flipping is no longer possible since patch 3.3, as the missions change now every 15 minutes, not after relogging.
* '''Brick:''' Nickname for the [[Type-6 Transporter]], due to its brick-like appearance.
* '''Buggy:''' [[Surface Recon Vehicle]].
* '''Carebear:''' A player who plays in Open, but believes that other players have no right to interfere with them regardless of the circumstances. Carebears complain at length whenever their ship is destroyed by another player despite Open's primary purpose being to facilitate PvP activity, and ship destruction at the hands of another player being a well-recognized risk of playing in Open. They also often demand that Frontier Developments either reimburse them the rebuy fee or fully restore their ship and any cargo in the event they could not afford the rebuy, as well as punish the attacker. Due to this behavior, Carebears are considered an entitled and toxic element of the community. Carebears are not to be confused with victims of Ganking or Griefing, which involves the deliberate and repeated destruction of a player's ship with the intent of provoking an emotional reaction from the victim for the attacker's personal amusement.
* '''CG:''' [[Community Goal]]. Commanders can sign up for missions and community rewards at stations that are hosting a community goal.
* '''CMDR:''' Abbreviation of Commander.
* '''Combat Logging:''' See [[Combat Logging]]. The act of shutting off the game during combat or when being interdicted. Unlike typical "rage-quitting", the goal is generally to avoid a potential loss of one's ship (and any commodities their ship may be carrying) and paying for the rebuy. The practice is viewed with distaste by much of the community and considered an exploit by Frontier Developments.
* '''Conda:''' Short term for an [[Anaconda]]. Not to be confused with the [[F63 Condor]], a ship at the other end of the size spectrum. Build is often tagged on: shieldconda, plasmaconda, cannoconda, etcetera.
* '''CQC:''' [[CQC Championship|Close Quarters Combat]]. A combat game mode inside the Elite: Dangerous universe where human combatants fight each other.
* '''CZ:''' [[Conflict Zone]]. A region of space currently in a state of conflict between two local [[factions]].
* '''DBS:''' Short term for the [[Diamondback Scout]].
* '''DBX:''' Short term for the [[Diamondback Explorer]].
* '''Death Flower:''' Slang for a [[Thargoid Interceptor]].
* '''DSS:''' [[Detailed Surface Scanner]].
* '''FD''': First Discovered. Signifies the player who first discovered a particular astronomical object.
* '''FDev:''' [[Frontier Developments]], the developers of ''Elite: Dangerous''.
* '''FDL:''' Short term for the [[Fer-de-Lance]]. Could also be used to refer to [[Faulcon DeLacy]], but isn't typically used to do so.
* '''Fed:''' NPC or player aligned or allied with the [[Federation]]/the Federation itself.
* '''Freagle:''' The free [[Eagle MkII]] given to players who pre-ordered [[Elite Dangerous]].
* '''Freebooter:''' A term originally said by authority vessels against a pilot caught doing an illegal action. An illegal plunderer, pillager, or invader.
* '''Friendship Drive:''' Affectionate term for the [[Frame Shift Drive]] based on the pronunciation of the Verity [[COVAS]].
* '''FSS:''' [[Full Spectrum System Scanner]]. Most players refrain from using three S's in the abbreviation.
* '''Ganking:''' Attacking other players when the odds are greatly against the victim, i.e. they have a much less powerful ship, are new to the game, or are greatly outnumbered. If unjustified by any game mechanic such as Powerplay or piracy, it may be considered abusive.
* '''Gold Rush:''' When a large number of players flock to an area to take advantage of missions that are extremely profitable and also low-risk, fast to complete, or very simple. Gold Rushes are generally not considered exploits, but are often caused by bugs or oversights, and Frontier Developments is quick to take action to end them once they are widely known. See [[Gold Rush|here]] for a list of previous Gold Rushes.
* '''Griefer:''' A player who deliberately irritates and harasses other players. See [[Griefers]] for more information.
* '''Grinding:''' Completing repetitive tasks many times over in order to get game rewards. Grinding is generally not considered enjoyable, and can be a criticism of game mechanics. Also can be the hallmark of a particularly determined player, however.
* '''HazRES:''' A Hazardous [[Resource Extraction Site]]. These sites don't enjoy the authority protection that other resource sites do.
* '''HGE: '''[[High Grade Emissions]]
* '''HiRES or HighRES:''' A high intensity [[Resource Extraction Site]], one where pirate or hostile activity is high.
* '''High Wake:''' An inter-system jump, or [[hyperspace]]; the wake left behind by a ship entering [[hyperspace]].
* '''Hot Soup:''' [[Fuel]] [[Fuel Scoop|scooped]] from a [[star]].
* '''II:''' [[Interstellar Initiative]].
* '''Imp:''' An NPC or player allied with the [[Empire]] and flying an [[Empire#Faction Ships|Imperial vessel]].
* '''KGBFOAM:''' An easy-to-remember acronym for the star types that can be scooped for fuel. The galaxy map allows route filters to be applied relating to — amongst other criteria — star type.
* '''KWS:''' Short term for Kill Warrant Scanner.
* '''Letter Box:''' A term for a [[station]]'s [[Access Corridor]].
* '''Lithobraking:''' A humorous term for bringing a ship to a complete stop by colliding with a landable planet's surface, resulting in the loss of the ship. A common and unintentional occurrence on high-gravity worlds.
* '''Loop of Shame:''' term for missing (station etc.) in supercruise, and needing to loop around to jump out.
* '''LoRes or LowRes:''' A low intensity [[Resource Extraction Site]], one where pirate or hostile activity is low.
* '''Low Wake:''' An intra-system jump, or [[supercruise]]; the wake left behind by a ship entering [[supercruise]].
* '''LTD''': [[Low Temperature Diamonds|Low temperature diamonds]], a rare mineral commodity.
* '''Mailslot''': Another term for a [[station]]'s [[Access Corridor]].
* '''Mass Jump:''' When a large group of ships in the same instance jumps to hyperspace at the same time. Most commonly done during player expeditions. See [[Mass Jump]].
* '''Meta:''' The metagame, the "game within a game". Originally a term from chess, it refers to advanced players making study of game mechanics to gain further advantage. See [[Engineers]].
* '''Noise Machine:''' An [[Adder]], particularly its sounds disliked by many players.
* '''Noob Hammers:''' Refers to the long "arms" that can be present on the exterior of certain [[Coriolis]] stations. Since docking with such stations can require piloting around the rotating arms to reach the Access Corridor, inexperienced pilots have been known to collide with them.
* '''NPC:''' Non-player character. This is a broader term, coined in the early days of multiplayer games, used to describe characters that are not players, but are under computer control.
* '''NSP:''' [[Notable Stellar Phenomena|Notable Stellar Phenomena]]. A Point of Interest found in space with scannable anomalies.
* '''o7:''' An emoticon for a salute. Used to say hello or goodbye, or offer praise or recognition.
* '''OC:''' [[Orbital Cruise|Orbital cruise]].
* '''POI:''' [[Point of interest]], typically a rocky outcrop or some other scannable or collectable item on a planet's or moon's surface. See also [[USS]], WSS, SSS.
* '''PA:''' Short term for [[Plasma Accelerator]].
* '''PAC:''' Another term for [[Plasma Accelerator]].
* '''Pills:''' Short term for the [[narcotics]] commodity.
* '''PP:''' [[Powerplay]].
* '''PSG:''' Short term for [[Prismatic Shield Generator]].
* '''PvE and PvP:''' Player vs Environment (fighting NPCs) and Player vs Player. The distinction is necessary because both can lend themselves to radically different ship builds and playstyles.
* '''Redbull Can:''' Deployed [[Mine Launcher|mine]], cylinder-looking shape.
* '''RES:''' Short term for [[Resource Extraction Site]].
* '''SC:''' [[Supercruise]].
* '''SCB:''' [[Shield Cell Bank]], an optional module used to quickly regenerate shields.
* '''Sidey:''' Short term for a [[Sidewinder]].
* '''SLF:''' Ship Launched Fighter. A small, manoeuvrable craft fitted with weapons and launched to support a larger ship in combat.
* '''Space Cow:''' The [[Lakon]] [[Type-9 Heavy]].
* '''Space Madness:''' See [[Space madness|Space Madness]].
* '''SRV:''' [[Surface Recon Vehicle]].
* '''Suicidewinder:''' Refers to the practice of purchasing a [[Sidewinder MkI]] while storing one's original ship, then self-destructing in order to access the rebuy screen and use it to "teleport" back to one of the game's starting systems. This is usually done by players well outside the bubble who want to quickly return there for whatever reason. Once in the bubble, players will then switch to another ship or have their original ship transferred to them.
* '''Tank:''' A ship build optimized for "tanking" (absorbing) the largest possible amounts of damage. The variants are a shield tank, and a hull tank (for amour).
* '''The Black:''' Open space within a system, or the vast, mostly unexplored regions of the galaxy outside of the Core Systems.
* '''Thirsty:''' A ship that is low on [[fuel]].
* '''Toast Rack:''' The metal frame structure outside of a [[station]]'s airlock.
* '''Trash Can:''' A cargo canister containing [[scrap]], [[biowaste]] or other waste commodities.
* '''Ugly Duckling:''' An [[Adder]], compared to the other vessels manufactured by [[Zorgon Peterson]].
* '''Useless Dreg:''' Common insult originally coming from [[pirate]]s after a scan shows no cargo.
* '''USS:''' Short term for [[Unidentified Signal Source]].
* '''Whale:''' An [[Orca]] or [[Beluga Liner]], for the ship's name originating from a whale species.
* '''Winder:''' Another short term for a Sidewinder.
* '''Railwinder:''' Slang for a Sidewinder with railguns in the hardpoint slots.
[[Category:Guides]]

Nerve Agents

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{{CommodityInfobox
|classification = Commodities - Surface
|type = Chemicals
|gap = 13,029
|producer = Refinery (Surface)
|consumer = High Tech (Surface) and Military
}}
{{Quote|Used in medical research but because of the potential to be weaponised is a controlled substance in many jurisdictions|In-game description}}
'''Nerve Agents''' are a [[Commodities#Chemicals|Chemical Commodity]] produced by [[Surface Port]]s in most Refinery systems.

'''CAUTION:''' Nerve Agents are illegal in many systems and you may be issued a fine or bounty if scanned by an authority vessel.

== External links ==
*[https://www.edsm.net/en/search/stations/index/buyCommodity/107 EDSM.NET: Stations where you can buy '''Nerve Agents''']
*[https://www.edsm.net/en/search/stations/index/sellCommodity/107 EDSM.NET: Stations where you can sell '''Nerve Agents''']
[[Category:Commodities]]
[[Category:Surface Commodities]]

Type-6 Transporter

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{{ShipInfobox
| image = Type-6-Transporter-Docked.png
| manufacturer = Lakon Spaceways
| yearsproduced = 3200-Present
| type = Freighter
| cost = 1,045,945
| factionreq =
| factionrank =
| expansionreq =
| landingpad = Medium
| dimensions = 48.4m x 27.2m x 15.0m
| seats = 1
| multicrew = No
| fighterhangar = No
| hullmass = 155
| masslock = 8
| armour = 324
| armourhardness = 35
| shields = 77
| manoeuvrability = 3
| topspeed = 223
| boostspeed = 355
| jumprange = 12.39
| cargocapacity = 50
| fuelcapacity = 16
| utility = 3
| small = 2
| medium =
| large =
| huge =
| size1 = 1
| size2 = 2
| size3 = 1
| size4 = 2
| size5 = 2
| size6 =
| size7 =
| size8 =
| reservedic =
| maxtopspeed = 255
| maxboostspeed = 406
| maxjumprange = 30.73
}}
{{quote|Manufactured by Lakon Spaceways, the Type-6 Transporter is seen by many independent pilots as a natural progression from the versatile Cobra Mk III. When appropriately outfitted, the ship offers sufficient cargo space for the profitable trading of standard commodities, precluding the need to transport rare commodities long distances. The Type-6 has limited combat ability, however, and pilots who expect conflict are advised to upgrade the ship's shields and hull. |In-Game Description}}
The '''Type-6 Transporter''' is a [[Ships|ship]] manufactured by [[Lakon Spaceways]]. One of five dedicated freighters in the Lakon family, the Type-6 is considered an entry-level vessel for [[Trader|traders]] and is mainly used for hauling [[commodities]] throughout the galaxy. This ship has a medium [[Landing Pad]] size and unlike the larger [[Type-7 Transporter]], [[Type-9 Heavy]], and [[Type-10 Defender]], it can dock at an [[Outpost]]. Due to its' poor armour and manoeuvrability, it is not suited for [[combat]] and it is advised that traders avoid combat situations entirely unless they have either an escort or [[Shield Generator|shield]] and [[Hull Reinforcement Package|hull]] upgrades. The Type-6 is also the cheapest medium-sized ship available on the market. Lakon also offers a combat-oriented variant of the Type-6 called the [[Keelback]].

==Overview==
The Type-6 Transporter is an amazing [[trader]] and is considered the next step up in terms of cargo capacity from the multipurpose [[Cobra MkIII]]. When fitted for maximum cargo capacity, which can reach 114 tonnes, many traders find that the Type-6 becomes quite suited for trading standard commodities in bulk rather than hauling rare commodities in long jump distances. After upgrading the [[Frame Shift Drive]] to increase its' jump range, the Type-6 Transporter is better at hauling commodities in long jump distances.

The Type-6 Transporter has also found a niche as an exploration vessel; when stripped of all unnecessary weight and stocked with an upgraded frame shift drive, the Type-6 Transporter can reach jump ranges just short of the [[Asp Explorer]] at a much lower cost, though it is significantly less capable of defending itself than an Asp Explorer should it encounter a hostile vessel. It is still almost three times more expensive than the [[Cobra MkIII|Cobra MKIII]], which can also be used for exploration. Because of its high Compartment count, it is capable of holding more fuel and a bigger fuel scoop and is better at Passenger missions.

In combat, the Type-6 is second only to the Hauler as the worst ship in the role. It has the same hardpoints as the [[Sidewinder]] but has much lower mobility and thus cannot evade fire or keep its fixed hardpoints on a target nearly as well and also attracts much more dangerous vessels than the [[Sidewinder]] would. Its low maneuverability also makes it more vulnerable to being Interdicted. Its advantage is it can be quite hardy, its shields and armour are rather good for its price so it can often take hits, though this requires lowering the cargo capacity. The Type-6 has a deceptively low Mass Lock factor of 8, meaning most ships can mass lock it. Jumping to another system to flee combat is advised due to this, as mass-locking will not occur. If one wishes to take down oncoming enemy pirates while still making some profit from trade the [[Keelback]] is a much better option.

The weapon hardpoints are located as follows: Two bottom mounted Class 1 small hardpoints mounted one on each side of the ship, separated by a central ridge.

The Type-6 has an available 12 piece cosmetic ship kit that can be purchased from the [https://www.frontierstore.net/usd/game-extras/elite-dangerous-game-extras/type-6-ship-kit.html Frontier store], allowing you to "remodel your ship in your personal style". The ship kit is purely cosmetic and does not affect gameplay in any way.

==Purchase Locations==
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" border="1"
! System
! Station
! Date Seen
! Discount
|-
|Shinrarta Dezhra
|Jameson Memorial
|Always available
|10% discount
|-
|Brestla
|i Sola Prospect
|Always available
|20% surcharge
|-
|Ross 584
|Wrangell Dock
|Sep. 10, 2019
|15% discount
|-
|LHS 1228
|Cooper City
|Sep. 10, 2019
|15% discount
|-
|Dinda
|Mount Sunday
|Sep. 10, 2019
|15% discount
|-
|Hel
|Jones Orbital
|Sep. 10, 2019
|15% discount
|-
|Luyten's Star
|Ashby City
|Sep. 10, 2019
|
|-
|Groonbridge 1618
|Gernsback Terminal
|Sep. 10, 2019
|
|-
|Asphodel
|John Irving Station
|Sep. 10, 2019
|
|-
|Lombi
|Xin Hub
|Sep. 10, 2019
|
|-
|78 Ursae Majoris
|Seddon Gateway
|Sep. 10, 2019
|
|-
|Hera
|Bounds Station
|Sep. 10, 2019
|
|-
|Celtani
|Forrester Port
|Nov. 27, 2019
|
|}

==Outfitting==
{{main|Outfitting}}

All ships are highly customisable through the Outfitting menu of Station Services. Listed below is the default load-out for the Type-6 Transporter.

{| class="article-table" style="text-align: center;" border="1"
! style="text-align: center;" | Category
! style="text-align: center;" | Default System
! style="text-align: center;" | Default Rating
! style="text-align: center;" | Default Class
! style="text-align: center;" | Max Class
|-
| rowspan="2" | [[Hardpoint|Small Hardpoint]]
| [[Pulse Laser]] || F || 1 || 1
|-
| [[Pulse Laser]] || F || 1 || 1
|-
| rowspan="3" | Utility Mount
| ''Empty'' || -- || -- || 0
|-
| ''Empty'' || -- || -- || 0
|-
| ''Empty'' || -- || -- || 0
|-
| [[Bulkheads]]
| [[Lightweight Alloys]] || I || 1 || 8
|-
| Reactor Bay
| [[Power Plant]] || E || 3 || 3
|-
| Thrusters Mounting
| [[Thrusters]] || E || 4 || 4
|-
| Frame Shift Drive Housing
| [[Frame Shift Drive]] || E || 4 || 4
|-
| Environment Control
| [[Life Support]] || E || 2 || 2
|-
| Power Coupling
| [[Power Distributor]] || E || 3 || 3
|-
| Sensor Suite
| [[Sensors]] || E || 2 || 2
|-
| Fuel Store
| [[Fuel Tank]] [x16] || C || 4 || 4
|-
| rowspan="9" | [[Internal Compartment]]s
| [[Cargo Rack]] [x16] || E || 4 || 5
|-
| [[Cargo Rack]] [x16] || E || 4 || 5
|-
| [[Cargo Rack]] [x8] || E || 3 || 4
|-
| [[Cargo Rack]] [x8] || E || 3 || 4
|-
| [[Shield Generator]] || E || 3 || 3
|-
| [[Cargo Rack]] [x2] || E || 1 || 2
|-
| ''Empty'' || -- || -- || 2
|-
| [[Supercruise Assist]] || E || 1 || 1
|-
| [[Planetary Approach Suite]] (H) || I || 1 || 1
|}
*''(L) = Loaned Module''
*''[x#] = Capacity''
*''(H) = Requires [[Elite Dangerous: Horizons]], reserved solely for [[Planetary Approach Suite]]''

==Notes==
* Prior to v1.2, the Type-6 had a tendency to overheat, to 100% or greater, making fuel scooping and consecutive hyperspace jumps more risky unless an A-rated power plant was also used (reducing the average maximum heat to 95%). This was especially dangerous because the cargo hatch module tends to take a lot of heat damage which can lead to a malfunction causing cargo to jettison. As of v1.2, this tendency has been corrected and the ship now runs much cooler, making it less likely to suffer heat damage.

==Videos==
<gallery>
File:Inventing_the_Future_-_Elite_Dangerous_Type-6
File:Space_Truckers_Elite_Dangerous
</gallery>

==Gallery==
<gallery>
ED-Type-6-Transporter-Ship-Space-Moon.png|Type-6 Transporter in space and a moon
Type-6-Transporter-Docked.png|Type-6 docked
6.jpg|Cockpit view #1
3.jpg|Cockpit view #2
LakonType6Landing.jpg|Type 6 landing at a station
Type-6-SRV-Gas-Giant.png|Type-6 with an SRV and gas giant
Type 6 Earth-like Planet.jpg|Type-6 and Earth-like planet
Elite-Dangerous-Lakon type 6.jpg|Type 6 concept
Type605.jpg
File:Type-6_Cockpit_Exterior.jpg |Type-6 Cockpit close-up
File:Type-6_Rear_detail.jpg |Type-6 Rear Engine mount detail
File:Type-6_Side_pipes_detail.jpg |Pipes on the side of the Type-6
Type-6.png|The view from inside the cockpit of a Type-6, showing its good all-round visibility
bp-type6.png|Lakon Tyep-6 Transporter Blueprint
Orbis-Station-Planet-Type-6.png|Orbis station, planet and a Type-6 Transporter
Smuggler-Type-6.jpg|Type-6 and a habitat ring
</gallery>

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[[ru:Type 6. Transporter]]
[[Category:Lakon Spaceways]]
[[Category:Freighters]]

Combat Logging

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{{Quote|For clarity's sake, "combat logging" is when a Commander ungracefully exits the game (e.g. using ALT + F4 then shutting down the game process) to avoid defeat, destruction and damage. Commanders might use this exploit the moment they are interdicted or the moment before they are about to be destroyed.|[[Sandro Sammarco]], January 27, 2015<ref name="CLU">[https://web.archive.org/web/20150327065446/https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php/?t=105778 Frontier Forums: "Combat Logging": Update (retrieved from Archive.org)]</ref>}}
'''Combat Logging''' is the act of logging off or exiting a session of ''[[Elite Dangerous]]'' during ship-to-ship combat, either PvE or PvP, in an illegitimate way in order to prevent an undesirable update to player save data. Combat logging is most often done to avoid death during combat due to [[insurance costs]], but it is also used to avoid incurring fines and bounties during activities such as [[smuggling]]. Some players may also combat log before imminent ship destruction to avoid losing cargo considered valuable that cannot be re-bought, such as [[rare commodities]] that can only be discovered and not purchased. This exploit works because the game only saves player data when certain events occur, not continuously, and the player can interrupt the game before it saves by terminating the application or network connection. Players who witness or suspect combat logging can report the individual to [[Frontier Developments]] for review.

==Definition==
{{Quote|To clarify: the official stance on exiting the game via the menu, at any point, is that it is legitimate. I suspect at some point we may increase the "in danger" countdown, but for now you just have to wait fifteen seconds. However, we can't speak for how other Commanders view such actions. For the record, when we talk about "combat logging" at Frontier, we mean the act of ungracefully exiting the game (either by ALT-F4 type procedures or by cutting the network traffic).|Sandro Sammarco, May 17, 2016<ref name=":0">[https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/is-save-ing-still-a-legitimate-tactic-to-avoid-destruction.251428/page-9#post-3904116 Frontier Forums: Is "Save"ing still a legitimate tactic to avoid destruction ?, post #166]</ref>}}

Frontier Developments' official stance on combat logging by terminating the game application or the network connection is that it is an "undesirable exploit" that is "not part of the game", and therefore an offense that may be punished with a ban.<ref name="CLU" />

Exiting the game via the menu and waiting for the 15-second cooldown to elapse is always legitimate, and will not incur any penalty.<ref name=":0" />

== References ==
<references/>
[[Category:Guides]]

Acronyms & Slang

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There are a list below of nouns, verbs, etcetera, that are replaced every now and then by viral words origination from players in [[Elite: Dangerous]]. The list also consists of irregular words said by NPC's/AI's in the top-left communications panel in the ship's canopy. The list below is categorized in alphabetical form from letter A to Z.

* '''AFMU:''' [[Auto Field-Maintenance Unit]].
* '''AspX:''' Abbreviation of the [[Asp Explorer]].
* '''ASPX:''' Another, incorrect abbreviation of [[Asp Explorer]]. Used by players under the misconception that the word "Asp" is an acronym ("ASP Explorer"); an "asp" is another word for a "viper", following the ''Elite'' series' trend of naming some ship models after snake species.
* '''AX:''' Anti-Xeno. Used to refer to any activities or ship builds relating to combat with Thargoids.
* '''Boiling:''' [[Silent Running]] near a star or a station orbiting close to a star.
* '''Big Blue Beluga:''' A term used when one comes across an invincible, Elite NPC flying a [[Beluga Liner]] with a vibrant blue paint job with unlimited health will interdict and destroy an unsuspecting player for an unknown reason. Only a small amount of encounters have been reported and the so-called "Big Blue Beluga" phenomenon is very likely to be a bug in the game.
* '''Board Flipping:''' The bygone practice of switching between Open/Private Group/Solo modes to force mission boards to refresh and present new missions, usually done to stack multiple missions of the same type to maximize convenience and profitability. While viewed with distaste by a segment of the community, Frontier Developments have confirmed that Board Flipping is not an exploit or violation of the game's Terms of Service. Board flipping is no longer possible since patch 3.3, as the missions change now every 15 minutes, not after relogging.
* '''Brick:''' Nickname for the [[Type-6 Transporter]], due to its brick-like appearance.
* '''Buggy:''' [[Surface Recon Vehicle]].
* '''Carebear:''' A player who plays in Open, but believes that other players have no right to interfere with them regardless of the circumstances. Carebears complain at length whenever their ship is destroyed by another player despite Open's primary purpose being to facilitate PvP activity, and ship destruction at the hands of another player being a well-recognized risk of playing in Open. They also often demand that Frontier Developments either reimburse them the rebuy fee or fully restore their ship and any cargo in the event they could not afford the rebuy, as well as punish the attacker. Due to this behavior, Carebears are considered an entitled and toxic element of the community. Carebears are not to be confused with victims of Ganking or Griefing, which involves the deliberate and repeated destruction of a player's ship with the intent of provoking an emotional reaction from the victim for the attacker's personal amusement.
* '''CG:''' [[Community Goal]]. Commanders can sign up for missions and community rewards at stations that are hosting a community goal.
* '''CMDR:''' Abbreviation of Commander.
* '''Combat Logging:''' See [[Combat Logging]]. The act of shutting off the game during combat or when being interdicted. Unlike typical "rage-quitting", the goal is generally to avoid a potential loss of one's ship (and any commodities their ship may be carrying) and paying for the rebuy. The practice is viewed with distaste by much of the community and considered an exploit by Frontier Developments.
* '''Conda:''' Short term for an [[Anaconda]]. Not to be confused with the [[F63 Condor]], a ship at the other end of the size spectrum. Build is often tagged on: shieldconda, plasmaconda, cannoconda, etcetera.
* '''CQC:''' [[CQC Championship|Close Quarters Combat]]. A combat game mode inside the Elite: Dangerous universe where human combatants fight each other.
* '''CZ:''' [[Conflict Zone]]. A region of space currently in a state of conflict between two local [[factions]].
* '''DBS:''' Short term for the [[Diamondback Scout]].
* '''DBX:''' Short term for the [[Diamondback Explorer]].
* '''Death Flower:''' Slang for a [[Thargoid Interceptor]].
* '''DSS:''' [[Detailed Surface Scanner]].
* '''FD''': First Discovered. Signifies the player who first discovered a particular astronomical object.
* '''FDev:''' [[Frontier Developments]], the developers of ''Elite: Dangerous''.
* '''FDL:''' Short term for the [[Fer-de-Lance]]. Could also be used to refer to [[Faulcon DeLacy]], but isn't typically used to do so.
* '''Fed:''' NPC or player aligned or allied with the [[Federation]]/the Federation itself.
* '''Freagle:''' The free [[Eagle MkII]] given to players who pre-ordered [[Elite Dangerous]].
* '''Freebooter:''' A term originally said by authority vessels against a pilot caught doing an illegal action. An illegal plunderer, pillager, or invader.
* '''Friendship Drive:''' Affectionate term for the [[Frame Shift Drive]] based on the pronunciation of the Verity [[COVAS]].
* '''FSS:''' [[Full Spectrum System Scanner]]. Most players refrain from using three S's in the abbreviation.
* '''Ganking:''' Attacking other players when the odds are greatly against the victim, i.e. they have a much less powerful ship, are new to the game, or are greatly outnumbered. If unjustified by any game mechanic such as Powerplay or piracy, it may be considered abusive.
* '''Gold Rush:''' When a large number of players flock to an area to take advantage of missions that are extremely profitable and also low-risk, fast to complete, or very simple. Gold Rushes are generally not considered exploits, but are often caused by bugs or oversights, and Frontier Developments is quick to take action to end them once they are widely known. See [[Gold Rush|here]] for a list of previous Gold Rushes.
* '''Griefer:''' A player who deliberately irritates and harasses other players. See [[Griefers]] for more information.
* '''Grinding:''' Completing repetitive tasks many times over in order to get game rewards. Grinding is generally not considered enjoyable, and can be a criticism of game mechanics. Also can be the hallmark of a particularly determined player, however.
* '''HazRES:''' A Hazardous [[Resource Extraction Site]]. These sites don't enjoy the authority protection that other resource sites do.
* '''HiRES or HighRES:''' A high intensity [[Resource Extraction Site]], one where pirate or hostile activity is high.
* '''High Wake:''' An inter-system jump, or [[hyperspace]]; the wake left behind by a ship entering [[hyperspace]].
* '''Hot Soup:''' [[Fuel]] [[Fuel Scoop|scooped]] from a [[star]].
* '''II:''' [[Interstellar Initiative]].
* '''Imp:''' An NPC or player allied with the [[Empire]] and flying an [[Empire#Faction Ships|Imperial vessel]].
* '''KGBFOAM:''' An easy-to-remember acronym for the star types that can be scooped for fuel. The galaxy map allows route filters to be applied relating to — amongst other criteria — star type.
* '''KWS:''' Short term for Kill Warrant Scanner.
* '''Letter Box:''' A term for a [[station]]'s [[Access Corridor]].
* '''Lithobraking:''' A humorous term for bringing a ship to a complete stop by colliding with a landable planet's surface, resulting in the loss of the ship. A common and unintentional occurrence on high-gravity worlds.
* '''Loop of Shame:''' term for missing (station etc.) in supercruise, and needing to loop around to jump out.
* '''LoRes or LowRes:''' A low intensity [[Resource Extraction Site]], one where pirate or hostile activity is low.
* '''Low Wake:''' An intra-system jump, or [[supercruise]]; the wake left behind by a ship entering [[supercruise]].
* '''LTD''': [[Low Temperature Diamonds|Low temperature diamonds]], a rare mineral commodity.
* '''Mailslot''': Another term for a [[station]]'s [[Access Corridor]].
* '''Mass Jump:''' When a large group of ships in the same instance jumps to hyperspace at the same time. Most commonly done during player expeditions. See [[Mass Jump]].
* '''Meta:''' The metagame, the "game within a game". Originally a term from chess, it refers to advanced players making study of game mechanics to gain further advantage. See [[Engineers]].
* '''Noise Machine:''' An [[Adder]], particularly its sounds disliked by many players.
* '''Noob Hammers:''' Refers to the long "arms" that can be present on the exterior of certain [[Coriolis]] stations. Since docking with such stations can require piloting around the rotating arms to reach the Access Corridor, inexperienced pilots have been known to collide with them.
* '''NPC:''' Non-player character. This is a broader term, coined in the early days of multiplayer games, used to describe characters that are not players, but are under computer control.
* '''NSP:''' [[Notable Stellar Phenomena]]. A Point of Interest found in space with scannable anomalies.
* '''o7:''' An emoticon for a salute. Used to say hello or goodbye, or offer praise or recognition.
* '''OC:''' [[Orbital Cruise|Orbital cruise]].
* '''POI:''' [[Point of interest]], typically a rocky outcrop or some other scannable or collectable item on a planet's or moon's surface. See also [[USS]], WSS, SSS.
* '''PA:''' Short term for [[Plasma Accelerator]].
* '''PAC:''' Another term for [[Plasma Accelerator]].
* '''Pills:''' Short term for the [[narcotics]] commodity.
* '''PP:''' [[Powerplay]].
* '''PSG:''' Short term for [[Prismatic Shield Generator]].
* '''PvE and PvP:''' Player vs Environment (fighting NPCs) and Player vs Player. The distinction is necessary because both can lend themselves to radically different ship builds and playstyles.
* '''Redbull Can:''' Deployed [[Mine Launcher|mine]], cylinder-looking shape.
* '''RES:''' Short term for [[Resource Extraction Site]].
* '''SC:''' [[Supercruise]].
* '''SCB:''' [[Shield Cell Bank]], an optional module used to quickly regenerate shields.
* '''Sidey:''' Short term for a [[Sidewinder]].
* '''SLF:''' Ship Launched Fighter. A small, manoeuvrable craft fitted with weapons and launched to support a larger ship in combat.
* '''Space Cow:''' The [[Lakon]] [[Type-9 Heavy]].
* '''Space Madness:''' See [[Space madness|Space Madness]].
* '''SRV:''' [[Surface Recon Vehicle]].
* '''Suicidewinder:''' Refers to the practice of purchasing a [[Sidewinder MkI]] while storing one's original ship, then self-destructing in order to access the rebuy screen and use it to "teleport" back to one of the game's starting systems. This is usually done by players well outside the bubble who want to quickly return there for whatever reason. Once in the bubble, players will then switch to another ship or have their original ship transferred to them.
* '''Tank:''' A ship build optimized for "tanking" (absorbing) the largest possible amounts of damage. The variants are a shield tank, and a hull tank (for amour).
* '''The Black:''' Open space within a system, or the vast, mostly unexplored regions of the galaxy outside of the Core Systems.
* '''Thirsty:''' A ship that is low on [[fuel]].
* '''Toast Rack:''' The metal frame structure outside of a [[station]]'s airlock.
* '''Trash Can:''' A cargo canister containing [[scrap]], [[biowaste]] or other waste commodities.
* '''Ugly Duckling:''' An [[Adder]], compared to the other vessels manufactured by [[Zorgon Peterson]].
* '''Useless Dreg:''' Common insult originally coming from [[pirate]]s after a scan shows no cargo.
* '''USS:''' Short term for [[Unidentified Signal Source]].
* '''Whale:''' An [[Orca]] or [[Beluga Liner]], for the ship's name originating from a whale species.
* '''Winder:''' Another short term for a Sidewinder.
* '''Railwinder:''' Slang for a Sidewinder with railguns in the hardpoint slots.
[[Category:Guides]]

Acronyms & Slang

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There are a list below of nouns, verbs, etcetera, that are replaced every now and then by viral words origination from players in [[Elite: Dangerous]]. The list also consists of irregular words said by NPC's/AI's in the top-left communications panel in the ship's canopy. The list below is categorized in alphabetical form from letter A to Z.

* '''AFMU:''' [[Auto Field-Maintenance Unit]].
* '''AspX:''' Abbreviation of the [[Asp Explorer]].
* '''ASPX:''' Another, incorrect abbreviation of [[Asp Explorer]]. Used by players under the misconception that the word "Asp" is an acronym ("ASP Explorer"); an "asp" is another word for a "viper", following the ''Elite'' series' trend of naming some ship models after snake species.
* '''AX:''' Anti-Xeno. Used to refer to any activities or ship builds relating to combat with Thargoids.
* '''Boiling:''' [[Silent Running]] near a star or a station orbiting close to a star.
* '''Board Flipping:''' The bygone practice of switching between Open/Private Group/Solo modes to force mission boards to refresh and present new missions, usually done to stack multiple missions of the same type to maximize convenience and profitability. While viewed with distaste by a segment of the community, Frontier Developments have confirmed that Board Flipping is not an exploit or violation of the game's Terms of Service. Board flipping is no longer possible since patch 3.3, as the missions change now every 15 minutes, not after relogging.
* '''Brick:''' Nickname for the [[Type-6 Transporter]], due to its brick-like appearance.
* '''Buggy:''' [[Surface Recon Vehicle]].
* '''Carebear:''' A player who plays in Open, but believes that other players have no right to interfere with them regardless of the circumstances. Carebears complain at length whenever their ship is destroyed by another player despite Open's primary purpose being to facilitate PvP activity, and ship destruction at the hands of another player being a well-recognized risk of playing in Open. They also often demand that Frontier Developments either reimburse them the rebuy fee or fully restore their ship and any cargo in the event they could not afford the rebuy, as well as punish the attacker. Due to this behavior, Carebears are considered an entitled and toxic element of the community. Carebears are not to be confused with victims of Ganking or Griefing, which involves the deliberate and repeated destruction of a player's ship with the intent of provoking an emotional reaction from the victim for the attacker's personal amusement.
* '''CG:''' [[Community Goal]]. Commanders can sign up for missions and community rewards at stations that are hosting a community goal.
* '''CMDR:''' Abbreviation of Commander.
* '''Combat Logging:''' See [[Combat Logging]]. The act of shutting off the game during combat or when being interdicted. Unlike typical "rage-quitting", the goal is generally to avoid a potential loss of one's ship (and any commodities their ship may be carrying) and paying for the rebuy. The practice is viewed with distaste by much of the community and considered an exploit by Frontier Developments.
* '''Conda:''' Short term for an [[Anaconda]]. Not to be confused with the [[F63 Condor]], a ship at the other end of the size spectrum. Build is often tagged on: shieldconda, plasmaconda, cannoconda, etcetera.
* '''CQC:''' [[CQC Championship|Close Quarters Combat]]. A combat game mode inside the Elite: Dangerous universe where human combatants fight each other.
* '''CZ:''' [[Conflict Zone]]. A region of space currently in a state of conflict between two local [[factions]].
* '''DBS:''' Short term for the [[Diamondback Scout]].
* '''DBX:''' Short term for the [[Diamondback Explorer]].
* '''Death Flower:''' Slang for a [[Thargoid Interceptor]].
* '''DSS:''' [[Detailed Surface Scanner]].
* '''FD''': First Discovered. Signifies the player who first discovered a particular astronomical object.
* '''FDev:''' [[Frontier Developments]], the developers of ''Elite: Dangerous''.
* '''FDL:''' Short term for the [[Fer-de-Lance]]. Could also be used to refer to [[Faulcon DeLacy]], but isn't typically used to do so.
* '''Fed:''' NPC or player aligned or allied with the [[Federation]]/the Federation itself.
* '''Freagle:''' The free [[Eagle MkII]] given to players who pre-ordered [[Elite Dangerous]].
* '''Freebooter:''' A term originally said by authority vessels against a pilot caught doing an illegal action. An illegal plunderer, pillager, or invader.
* '''Friendship Drive:''' Affectionate term for the [[Frame Shift Drive]] based on the pronunciation of the Verity [[COVAS]].
* '''FSS:''' [[Full Spectrum System Scanner]]. Most players refrain from using three S's in the abbreviation.
* '''Ganking:''' Attacking other players when the odds are greatly against the victim, i.e. they have a much less powerful ship, are new to the game, or are greatly outnumbered. If unjustified by any game mechanic such as Powerplay or piracy, it may be considered abusive.
* '''Gold Rush:''' When a large number of players flock to an area to take advantage of missions that are extremely profitable and also low-risk, fast to complete, or very simple. Gold Rushes are generally not considered exploits, but are often caused by bugs or oversights, and Frontier Developments is quick to take action to end them once they are widely known. See [[Gold Rush|here]] for a list of previous Gold Rushes.
* '''Griefer:''' A player who deliberately irritates and harasses other players. See [[Griefers]] for more information.
* '''Grinding:''' Completing repetitive tasks many times over in order to get game rewards. Grinding is generally not considered enjoyable, and can be a criticism of game mechanics. Also can be the hallmark of a particularly determined player, however.
* '''HazRES:''' A Hazardous [[Resource Extraction Site]]. These sites don't enjoy the authority protection that other resource sites do.
* '''HiRES or HighRES:''' A high intensity [[Resource Extraction Site]], one where pirate or hostile activity is high.
* '''High Wake:''' An inter-system jump, or [[hyperspace]]; the wake left behind by a ship entering [[hyperspace]].
* '''Hot soup:''' [[Fuel]] [[Fuel Scoop|scooped]] from a [[star]].
* '''II:''' [[Interstellar Initiative]].
* '''Imp:''' An NPC or player allied with the [[Empire]] and flying an [[Empire#Faction Ships|Imperial vessel]].
* '''KGBFOAM:''' An easy-to-remember acronym for the star types that can be scooped for fuel. The galaxy map allows route filters to be applied relating to — amongst other criteria — star type.
* '''KWS:''' Short term for Kill Warrant Scanner.
* '''Letter box:''' A term for a [[station]]'s [[Access Corridor]].
* '''Lithobraking:''' A humorous term for bringing a ship to a complete stop by colliding with a landable planet's surface, resulting in the loss of the ship. A common and unintentional occurrence on high-gravity worlds.
* '''Loop of Shame:''' term for missing (station etc.) in supercruise, and needing to loop around to jump out.
* '''LoRes or LowRes:''' A low intensity [[Resource Extraction Site]], one where pirate or hostile activity is low.
* '''Low Wake:''' An intra-system jump, or [[supercruise]]; the wake left behind by a ship entering [[supercruise]].
* '''LTD''': [[Low Temperature Diamonds|Low temperature diamonds]], a rare mineral commodity.
* '''Mailslot''': Another term for a [[station]]'s [[Access Corridor]].
* '''Mass Jump:''' When a large group of ships in the same instance jumps to hyperspace at the same time. Most commonly done during player expeditions. See [[Mass Jump]].
* '''Meta:''' The metagame, the "game within a game". Originally a term from chess, it refers to advanced players making study of game mechanics to gain further advantage. See [[Engineers]].
* '''Noise Machine:''' An [[Adder]], particularly its sounds disliked by many players.
* '''Noob Hammers:''' Refers to the long "arms" that can be present on the exterior of certain [[Coriolis]] stations. Since docking with such stations can require piloting around the rotating arms to reach the Access Corridor, inexperienced pilots have been known to collide with them.
* '''NPC:''' Non-player character. This is a broader term, coined in the early days of multiplayer games, used to describe characters that are not players, but are under computer control.
* '''NSP:''' [[Notable Stellar Phenomena]]. A Point of Interest found in space with scannable anomalies.
* '''o7:''' An emoticon for a salute. Used to say hello or goodbye, or offer praise or recognition.
* '''OC:''' [[Orbital Cruise|Orbital cruise]].
* '''POI:''' [[Point of interest]], typically a rocky outcrop or some other scannable or collectable item on a planet's or moon's surface. See also [[USS]], WSS, SSS.
* '''PA:''' Short term for [[Plasma Accelerator]].
* '''PAC:''' Another term for [[Plasma Accelerator]].
* '''Pills:''' Short term for the [[narcotics]] commodity.
* '''PP:''' [[Powerplay]].
* '''PSG:''' Short term for [[Prismatic Shield Generator]].
* '''PvE and PvP:''' Player vs Environment (fighting NPCs) and Player vs Player. The distinction is necessary because both can lend themselves to radically different ship builds and playstyles.
* '''Redbull Can:''' Deployed [[Mine Launcher|mine]], cylinder-looking shape.
* '''RES:''' Short term for [[Resource Extraction Site]].
* '''SC:''' [[Supercruise]].
* '''SCB:''' [[Shield Cell Bank]], an optional module used to quickly regenerate shields.
* '''Sidey:''' Short term for a [[Sidewinder]].
* '''SLF:''' Ship Launched Fighter. A small, manoeuvrable craft fitted with weapons and launched to support a larger ship in combat.
* '''Space cow:''' The [[Lakon]] [[Type-9 Heavy]].
* '''Space madness:''' See [[Space madness]].
* '''SRV:''' [[Surface Recon Vehicle]].
* '''Suicidewinder:''' Refers to the practice of purchasing a [[Sidewinder MkI]] while storing one's original ship, then self-destructing in order to access the rebuy screen and use it to "teleport" back to one of the game's starting systems. This is usually done by players well outside the bubble who want to quickly return there for whatever reason. Once in the bubble, players will then switch to another ship or have their original ship transferred to them.
* '''Tank:''' A ship build optimized for "tanking" (absorbing) the largest possible amounts of damage. The variants are a shield tank, and a hull tank (for amour).
* '''The Black:''' Open space within a system, or the vast, mostly unexplored regions of the galaxy outside of the Core Systems.
* '''Thirsty:''' A ship that is low on [[fuel]].
* '''Toast rack:''' The metal frame structure outside of a [[station]]'s airlock.
* '''Trash can:''' A cargo canister containing [[scrap]], [[biowaste]] or other waste commodities.
* '''Ugly Duckling:''' An [[Adder]], compared to the other vessels manufactured by [[Zorgon Peterson]].
* '''Useless Dreg:''' Common insult originally coming from [[pirate]]s after a scan shows no cargo.
* '''USS:''' Short term for [[Unidentified Signal Source]].
* '''Whale:''' An [[Orca]] or [[Beluga Liner]], for the ship's name originating from a whale species.
* '''Winder:''' Another short term for a Sidewinder.
* '''Railwinder:''' Slang for a Sidewinder with railguns in the hardpoint slots.
[[Category:Guides]]

Farragut-Class Battle Cruiser

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}}The '''Farragut Battle Cruiser''' is the mainstay [[Capital Ships|Capital Ship]] of the [[Federation]]. Heavily armed with classified and top-secret weaponry, the Farragut stretches over two kilometers long. The backbone of the [[Federal Navy]], it also forms the central core of Federal Navy Fleets. The Farragut Battle Cruiser, abbreviated as the "FBC" is a [[battlecruiser]]-classed Capital Ship. Similar to a [[Fleet Carrier]]-classed Capital Ship, the Farragut Battle Cruiser is equipped with hangars capable of transporting entire groups of [[Federal Corvette|Federal Corvettes]], alongside housing multiple [[F63 Condor]] squadrons. Unlike the [[Empire|Empire's]] multi-role [[Majestic Class Interdictor]] that sacrifices firepower in exchange for being effective in different roles than battle, the Farragut Battle Cruiser was designed primarily only for battle, giving it a greater chance to win during a battle between a Farragut Battle Cruiser and a Majestic Class Interdictor. It currently cannot be piloted by players.

== Design ==
The official The Art of Elite Dangerous art book describes the Farragut:

''"In contrast to the opulence of the Empire’s Majestic Class Interdictor, the Federation’s capital ships are brutal, practical war machines inside and out." <ref name=":0">Official The Art of Elite Dangerous art book, August 17 2016</ref>''

"''Airtight doors split the interior into many separate compartments. Grab-handles abound, as do access panels and all the paraphernalia of a military vessel. There would be no mistaking a Federal ship’s interior with an Imperial one."''<ref name=":0" />

According to [[David Braben]] ''"There will be no [[gravity]], you'll just float around. Things like magnetic boots will make getting around very easy. These would look like normal shoes with fancy technology that make them stick to the surface." "The Federal ship is a lot more Spartan, a lot more just practical warship essentially." "The Federal ship's central section, with design, one of the design briefs we've had is try to design ships with functions in mind. In the Federal ship it's utility that's important. The reason its got this central corridors is this is where ships come out of their hangars. It's to try and protect the hangars from outside. So the reason they face inward and the ships fly out you know they're already up to speed. That would be very heavily protected potentially with shields around it."'' <ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4-gyDLRMXg&t=219</ref>

== Specifications ==

Core Dynamics Farragut-Class Battlecruisers represent the cutting edge in military technology. A single FBC can carry several squadrons of Federal Fighters and multiple Federal Corvettes across hundreds of light years without any difficulty. These deep deployment capabilities, coupled with extraordinarily heavy firepower, practically guarantee that a single FBC will completely overpower all but the most well-equipped opponents.<ref>http://galnetarchive.blogspot.com/2015/05/core-dynamics-completes-work-on-new.html</ref>

{| class="article-table" border="1"
|-
! Name:
| Farragut
|-
! Type:
| [[Battlecruiser]]
|-
! Faction:
| [[Federation]]
|-
! Manufacturer:
| [[Core Dynamics]]
|-
! Crew:
| 7,000
|-
! Cargo Capacity:
| Classified
|-
!Firepower:
|Extraordinarily Heavy
|-
! Dimensions:
| Length: 2040m, Width: 806m, Height: 300m
|-
!Ships Carried:
|Several squadrons of Federal Fighters and multiple Federal Corvettes
|-
!Range:
|Deep deployment capabilities
|-
! Hyperspace Capability:
| Yes
|}

==Known ships==
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" border="1"
! Name
! Last known location
! Date of sighting
! Notes
|-
|FNS Achilles
|Dhathaatrib
|Jul. 10 3304
|
|-
|FNS Agamemnon
|Nemehi
|Apr. 3, 3304
|
|-
|FNS Ajax
|Pleiades Sector RO-Q b5-0
|Sept. 28, 3302
|
|-
|FNS Alacrity
|Pleiades Sector JC-U b3-2
|Dec. 17, 3302
|
|-
|FNS Andromeda
|CC Eri
|Mar. 14, 3303
|
|-
|FNS Angelos
|Belobog
|Dec. 30, 3303
|
|-
|FNS Archer
|Canezti
|Jul. 31, 3304
|
|-
|FNS Arethusa
|Nemehi
|Feb. 3, 3304
|
|-
|FNS Argonaut
|Merope
|
|
|-
|FNS Argus
|Merope
|
|
|-
|FNS Athenos
|
|
|
|-
|FNS Aurora
|Bundena
|May 30, 3304
|
|-
|FNS Bellerophon
|Merope
|Nov. 28, 3302
|
|-
|FNS Boxer
|Merope
|Apr. 14, 3303
|
|-
|FNS Centaur
|Potriti
|Sept. 27, 3303
|
|-
|FNS Centurion
|Regulus
|Dec. 10, 3303
|
|-
|FNS Constance
|Blatrimpe
|Feb. 18, 3304
|
|-
|FNS Conquerer
|LHS 215
|Nov 25, 3304
|
|-
|FNS Courageous
|Decima
|Mar. 13, 3304
|
|-
|FNS Damocles
|Luluwala
|Aug, 4 3303
|
|-
|FNS Dauntless
|CC Eri
|Mar. 14, 3303
|
|-
|FNS Dominion
|Fidenef
|Sept. 15, 3304
|
|-
|FNS Erebus
|Thunderbird
|
|
|-
|FNS Europa
|Pleiades Sector IH-V c2-16
|Dec. 29, 3302
|
|-
|FNS Euryalus
|HIP 46903
|Oct. 31, 3303
|
|-
|FNS Farragut
|Pleiades Sector IH-V c2-16
|Sept. 22, 3302
|Class leader
|-
|FNS Fearless
|Segovan
|
|
|-
|FNS Formidable
|Ross 719
|Dec. 10, 3304
|
|-
|FNS Furious
|Fomovithi
|Jun. 18, 3304
|
|-
|FNS Gellan
|Merki
|Oct. 7,
3304
|Named for Federal President [[Isaac Gellan]]
|-
|FNS Glory
|Belobog
|Nov. 4, 3303
|
|-
|FNS Goliath
|LHS 3437
|Mar. 20, 3304
|
|-
|FNS Hawke
|Merope
|Jan. 6, 3303
|
|-
|FNS Hercules
|HR 6067
|Aug. 15, 3303
|
|-
|FNS Hood
|Ross 1008
|Jan. 10, 3304
|
|-
|FNS Hunter
|Huokang
|May 27, 3303
|
|-
|FNS Indefatigable
|Apala
|July 11, 2034
|
|-
|FNS Indomitable
|Potriti
|Sept. 28, 3303
|
|-
|FNS Inflexible
|Jardovici
|Oct. 28, 3302
|
|-
|FNS Invincible
|Jardovici
|Oct. 28, 3302
|
|-
|FNS Iris
|Merope
|Mar. 24, 3303
|
|-
|FNS Jupiter
|
|Jul. 9, 3304
|
|-
|FNS Khemsa
|Beta Hydri
|
|Named after CMDR Khemsa for contributing the most resources to the CG to construct the ship<ref>[https://community.elitedangerous.com/en/galnet/uid/56eac6029657bac956b3d3da Galactic News: New Farragut Battle Cruiser Complete]</ref>
|-
|FNS Kracer
|Mu Koji
|Sept. 10, 3302
|Named for Admiral Kracer, who led a Federation force that liberated New California from the Empire in 2854<ref>Data taken from Tourist Spot Beacon 0119, Alioth system</ref>
|-
|FNS Leander
|
|
|
|-
|FNS Leviathan
|Huokang
|May 26, 3303
|
|-
|FNS Liberator
|Merope
|Dec. 29, 3302
|
|-
|FNS Mars
|
|
|
|-
|FNS Medusa
|ETA-1 Pictoris 6
|Oct. 15, 3302
|
|-
|FNS Mercury
|Huokang
|May 26, 3303
|
|-
|FNS Narcissus
|Rana
|
|
|-
|FNS Neptune
|
|
|
|-
|FNS Nevermore
|BD+03 2338
|Mar. 26, 3301
|Completed at Hudson Dock, BD+03 2338 on March 11, 3301.<ref>[https://community.elitedangerous.com/en/galnet/uid/8c57c116a6560dcdf309f1bebc9b0a2da0f7d14b GalNet: Core Dynamics Completes Work on New Capital Ship]</ref> Involved in an infamous friendly-fire incident with Hudson Dock on March 19, 3301.<ref>[https://community.elitedangerous.com/en/galnet/uid/a0a0942769d98cbb0e410660d3d1d619241bb372 GalNet: The Nevermore Not Ready for Duty]</ref><ref>[https://www.pcgamer.com/elite-dangerous-bug-turned-into-community-event/ PCGamer: Elite: Dangerous bug becomes community event]</ref>
|-
|FNS O'Brien
|HIP 46903 3
|Oct. 31, 3303
|Named for Admiral O'Brien, who led the Federation's forces in the war against the Empire over control of Emerald in Tau Ceti in 3101<ref>Data taken from Tourist Spot Beacon 0148, Tau Ceti system</ref>
|-
|FNS Orion
|Cama
|Feb. 8, 3304
|
|-
|FNS Perseus
|Maia
|Mar. 11, 3303
|
|-
|FNS Pioneer
|Cemiess
|Jun. 7, 3304
|The personal ship of Federal Ambassador [[Jordan Rochester]], commanded by Vice Admiral Juno Rochester<ref>[https://community.elitedangerous.com/en/galnet/uid/5b17daabcd6f3d101e66fe07 GalNet: Aisling Duval Hosts Federal Ambassador]</ref>
|-
|FNS Pursuer
|
|
|
|-
|FNS Renoun
|Dhathaatrib
|Jul. 10, 3304
|
|-
|FNS Resolution
|Pleiades Sector RO-Q b5-0
|Dec. 29, 3302
|
|-
|FNS Royal Oak
|
|
|
|-
|FNS Scimitar
|Mbukuravi
|April 4, 3304
|
|-
|FNS Shannon
|Procyon
|Apr. 10, 3304
|
|-
|FNS Spartan
|Ross 1008
|Jan. 9, 3304
|
|-
|FNS Stalker
|Sol
|Dec. 7, 3302
|
|-
|FNS Starship One
|Sol
|June 5, 3304
|The [[Starship One|personal ship]] of the [[President of the Federation|Federal President]]
|-
|FNS Striker
|Sol
|Oct. 29, 3302
|
|-
|FNS Superb
|Pleiades Sector IH-V c2-16
|
|
|-
|FNS Surprise
|Antliae Sector DL-Y c4
|May 17, 3303
|
|-
|FNS Thanatos
|Solati
|Jul. 11, 3304
|
|-
|FNS Trander
|Sol
|Dec. 10, 3304
|Named for Federal President [[Loric Trander]]
|-
|FNS Unicorn
|Dhathaatrib
|Jul. 10, 3304
|
|-
|FNS Vanguard
|Pi-Fang
|Jun. 22, 3304
|
|-
|FNS Victorious
|Blatrimpe 9
|Jul. 3, 3304
|
|-
|FNS Warspite
|Luluwala
|May 20, 3304
|
|-
|Bart
|LHS 20
|Nov. 22, 3305
|Believed captured by pirates
|-
|Darion ep Tellek
|LHS 20
|Dec. 16, 3304
|
|-
|Implacable
|Duloskitoke
|Aug. 31, 3304
|Believed captured by pirates
|-
|INV Law of Achenar
|Kamitra
|Jan. 11, 3304
|Believed captured by the Imperial Navy
|-
|Lars Porsenna
|
|Aug. 8, 3305
|
|-
|Netsuakram
|Solati
|Apr. 14, 3305
|
|-
|Vanguard
|Ross 719
|Dec. 10, 3304
|Believed captured by pirates
|-
|Wedge Androlos
|
|Oct. 6, 3305
|
|}

==Notes==
* All Farragut Battle Cruisers appear to share the registration tag of FDN-RD5.
* The Farragut Battle Cruiser cannot be destroyed by reducing its hull to 0%.<ref>[http://www.twitch.tv/mercenarythorrn/b/602359547?t=270m MercenaryThorrn's twitch broadcast @04:30:00]</ref>
* After destroying all of the Faragut's Heat Relays the ship will escape from battle by activating its [[Frame Shift Drive]].<ref>[http://www.twitch.tv/mercenarythorrn/b/602359547?t=286m MercenaryThorrn's twitch broadcast @04:46:00]</ref>
* Routing the Farragut awards the player 500,000 CR.
* Capital Ships have an exclusion zone. Flying too close to a Capital Ship is considered a threat and will make you a target, even if you are friendly. The Capital Ship will often inform you when you are getting close, telling you to back off.
* A Farragut is stationed above [[Sol/Earth|Earth]] in the [[Sol]] system, perhaps as a permanent post. It does not maintain an exclusion zone for friendlies.
* They can also be found at [[Capital Ship Dock]]s.

== Trivia ==
* The Farragut Battle Cruiser length (2040m) is similar to 6 Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carriers (337 m).<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nDYYYqrhp4 Elite ship scale 3.0]</ref>
* The names "Agamemnon" and "Ajax" are also names of Astute-Class submarines being built for the Royal Navy.
* The Farragut class most likely gets its name from David G. Farragut, the first American Admiral.

== Videos ==
<gallery>
File:Elite_Dangerous_%E2%80%93_Capital_ships_battle
File:Elite_Dangerous_Combat_Zone_Capital_Ship_Battle_2.3_Camera
File:Elite_Dangerous_-_The_Arrow_of_Time
</gallery>

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Rough2.png
File:Federation-Federal-Navy-Fleet-1.png|Federal Navy First Fleet in Newsletter 52
File:Farragut_Fed._Battle_Cruiser_1.png|Farragut Drawing
File:Farragut_Fed._Battle_Cruiser_3.jpg|Farragut Drawing 2
File:Farragut_Fed._Battle_Cruiser_4.jpg|Farragut Drawing 3
FNS-Kracer-1.jpg
File:Elite0400.jpg |Two Farragut Battle-cruisers underneath two Federal Corvettes
File:HighResScreenShot_2015-03-20_15-20-01.jpg
Sizes.jpg|capital ship sizes
ED Ship Size Comparison.jpg|ED Ship Size Comparison [CMDR Arithon]
Farragut-Battle-Cruiser-Surface.png|Farragut Battle Cruiser near the surface
Farragut Fed. Battle Cruiser 2.png|Farragut Battle Cruiser battle
Farragut-Battle-Cruiser-FNS-Alacrity.png|Farragut Battle Cruiser FNS Alacrity
Farragut-Battle-Cruiser-FNS-Angelos.png|FNS Angelos
Farragut-Battle-Cruiser-FNS-Bellerophon.png|FNS Bellerophon
Farragut-Battle-Cruiser-FNS-Iris.png|FNS Iris
Farragut-Battle-Cruiser-FNS-Glory.png|FNS Glory
Federation-Federal-Navy-Fleet-2.png|Federal Navy Second Fleet
FNS Pioneer.jpg|FNS Pioneer from inside an Anaconda
Farragut-Battle-Cruiser-Blueprint.png|Farragut Battle Cruiser Blueprint
20180111104707_1.jpg|INV Law of Achenar at a Conflict Zone
Corvette-Farragut-Scale.jpg|Corvette and Farragut scale comparison
f0.jpg|View from inside the front super-structure.
f2.jpg|View from behind the Bridge on top.
inside_a_farragut_4.jpg|Side-view and inside the Farragut
</gallery>

==References==
<references />

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Majestic-Class Interdictor

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The '''Majestic Class Interdictor''' is a [[battlecruiser]]-classed [[Capital Ship]] built for the [[Empire]]. Abbreviated as the "MCI", the Majestic Class Interdictor was designed mainly as a support carrier than a battleship, though it can still effectively partake in the role of a battleship. Similar to a [[Fleet Carrier]]-classed Capital Ship, the Majestic Class Interdictor is equipped with hangars capable of transporting several [[Imperial Cutter|Imperial Cutters]], alongside housing multiple [[Gu-97]] squadrons. It has an array of weaponry including Modular Interceptor Guns and heavily-specialized [[Railgun|Railguns]]. The rear portion of the battlecruiser has a visible, rotating artificial gravity centrifuge, used as barracks for [[Imperial Navy]] personnel onboard the Majestic Class Interdictor. It currently cannot be piloted by players.

== Design ==
The official ''The Art of Elite Dangerous'' art book describes the Interdictor:

''"The Empire has always gone for opulence, style and quality with no expense spared."''<ref name=":0" />

''"Their capital ships are not just warships, but also serve as roving embassies or giant yachts for their wealthy and powerful owners. Internally they are luxurious, at least in those parts used for entertaining, with the internal rotating ring providing comfortable artificial gravity for ambassadorial dinner parties. Guests would have little indication they were in space, let alone aboard a powerful warship."''<ref name=":0">Official The Art of Elite Dangerous art book, August 17 2016</ref>

[[David Braben]] explained ''"Where luxury comes is where you actually got [[gravity]]. That's why this thing is spinning using the centripetal force to actually give you the sensation of gravity as you move around. This ship is huge and that round section is also huge. The point is even a low level of gravity is very comfortable, you know water settles. The contrast with the Empire is for the senior people at least on this ship they get gravity for their sleeping quarters, for where they eat and all that sort of thing."''<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4-gyDLRMXg&t=219</ref>'' ''

==Specifications==
The formidable vessel boasts a range of imposing weaponry, including an array of modular interceptor guns. <ref>https://community.elitedangerous.com/en/galnet/uid/5718dce99657bae75b24c983</ref> Its elegant lines belie the deadly power of its artillery.<ref>https://community.elitedangerous.com/en/galnet/uid/55fa7a569657ba0178cf6eb0</ref>
{| class="article-table" border="1"
|-
! Name:
| Majestic Class Interdictor
|-
! Type:
| [[Battlecruiser]]
|-
! Faction:
| [[Empire]]
|-
! Manufacturer:
| [[Gutamaya]]
|-
! Crew:
| Unknown
|-
! Cargo Capacity:
| Classified
|-
! Firepower:
| Imposing weaponry, artillery and an array of modular interceptor guns
|-
! Dimensions:
| Length: 1904m, Width: 477m, Height: 469m
|-
! Ships Carried:
| Several squadrons of Imperial Fighters
|-
! Range:
| Deep deployment capabilities
|-
! Hyperspace Capability:
| Yes
|}

==Known ships==
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" border="1"
! Name
! Last known location
! Date of sighting
! Notes
|-
|INV Achenar's Courage
|Ehlanda A 4
|Mar. 18, 3302
|
|-
|INV Achenar's Might
|Siksikas
|Nov. 4, 3302
|
|-
|INV Achenar's Pride
|
|Jul. 6, 3305
|
|-
|INV Achenar's Valour
|
|Jan. 11, 3304
|
|-
|INV Achenar's Will
|Facece
|Jan. 1, 3305
|
|-
|INV Aisling Duval
|Napia
|Jul. 29, 3304
|Named for Princess [[Aisling Duval]]
|-
|INV Aisling's Hope
|Carthage
|Dec. 2, 3302
|One of three vessels constructed by [[Lavigny's Legion]] to strengthen Imperial forces<ref name="CGAMD">[https://community.elitedangerous.com/en/galnet/uid/5790e27b9657ba760399cd7d Community Goal: A Majestic Development]</ref><ref name="LICC">[https://community.elitedangerous.com/en/galnet/uid/579a1e1a9657baea77598973 Galactic News: Latest Imperial Campaign Concludes]</ref>
|-
|INV Anders Blaine
|Pleiades Sector IH-V c2-16
|
|Named for [[Chancellor]] [[Anders Blaine]]
|-
|INV Anders Duval
|Ch'eng
|Apr. 24, 3304
|Named for [[Emperor]] Anders Duval
|-
|INV Artemesia
|LTT 9810
|
|
|-
|INV Atticus Duval
|Yaqui
|
|Named for [[Emperor]] [[Atticus Obellan Duval]]
|-
|INV Boudica
|Sorbago
|
|Part of Senator [[Zemina Torval]]'s personal fleet
|-
|INV Cleopatra
|Ongkuma
|
|Part of Senator [[Zemina Torval]]'s personal fleet
|-
|INV Credo
|Pleiades Sector IH-V c2-16
|
|
|-
|INV Dreadnought
|Pleiades Sector AB-W b2-4
|Sept. 28, 3302
|Stationed above the [[Alien Crash Site]] on planet 9 A
|-
|INV Duval
|Itzamnets
|
|Named for the Empire's ruling dynasty, the Duval family
|-
|INV Duval's Creed
|
|
|
|-
|INV Duval's Decree
|
|
|
|-
|INV Duval's Justice
|Findja
|Dec. 30, 3302
|
|-
|INV Duval's Judgment
|Facece
|
|
|-
|INV Duval's Might
|Orom Djugua
|
|
|-
|INV Duval's Pride
|
|
|
|-
|INV Duval's Shield
|
|
|
|-
|INV Duval's Sight
|
|
|
|-
|INV Emperor's Creed
|Facece
|
|
|-
|INV Elizabeth
|Sorbago
|
|Part of Senator [[Zemina Torval]]'s personal fleet
|-
|INV Emperor's Fame
|Facece
|Jan. 1, 3305
|
|-
|INV Emperor's Lance
|Fidenef
|Sept. 15, 3304
|
|-
|INV Emperor's Might
|Ngalinn
|Sept 18. 3304
|
|-
|INV Emperor's Trust
|
|
|
|-
|INV Excalibur
|Yupini
|Jul. 16, 3305
|
|-
|INV Faveol
|40 Ceti
|
|Named for the Faveol family, which runs the Empire-aligned organization Patron's Principles and controls the Liaedin system
|-
|INV Gábor Rénes
|Yupini
|Jul. 19, 3305
|
|-
|INV Glory
|Potriti
|Sept. 28, 3303
|
|-
|INV Goliath
|Ribhniugo
|Feb. 25, 3303
|
|-
|INV Hall's Memory
|Facece
|Jan. 1, 3305
|
|-
|INV Hall of Martyrs
|Facece
|Jan. 1, 3305
|Named for the Hall of Martyrs memorial beneath the [[Imperial Palace]] on Capitol
|-
|INV Hengist Duval
|Neits
|
|Named for Emperor [[Hengist Duval]]
|-
|INV Imperial Freedom
|Eotienses
|Jan. 7, 3304
|The flagship of Fleet Admiral [[Denton Patreus]]
|-
|INV Implacable
|Belobog
|Dec. 30, 3303
|
|-
|INV Invincible
|Huokang
|May 26, 3303
|
|-
|INV Marlin
|Ongkuma
|
|Part of Senator [[Zemina Torval]]'s personal fleet
|-
|INV Maximillian Wrekcht
|Wu Guinagi
|May 20, 3303
|Named for the privateer Maximillian Wrekcht, a retired Commander of the Fifth Imperial Fleet who died in 2913 while raiding the Andceeth system<ref>Data taken from Tourist Spot Beacon 0134, Andceeth system</ref>
|-
|INV Replicator
|Mundjiga
|
|Named after <nowiki>CMDR Replicator_</nowiki> for contributing the most resources to the CG to construct the ship
|-
|INV Rex
|
|
|
|-
|INV Shield of the Empire
|Wu Guinagi
|April 18, 3303
|
|-
|INV Shield of Martyrs
|Facece
|Nov. 5, 3302
|
|-
|INV Sid "Duster" Ashe
|Yupini
|Jul. 19, 3305
|
|-
|INV Succession
|
|
|
|-
|INV Thunderer
|Wu Guinagi
|July 12, 3303
|
|-
|INV Trasken Duval
|Pleiades Sector IH-V c2-16
|Dec. 29, 3302
|Named for Emperor Trasken Duval
|-
|INV Trasken Duval III
|
|
|Named for Emperor Trasken Duval III
|-
|INV Valiant
|Gliese 3371
|May 30, 3304
|
|-
|INV Watcher
|Facece
|Jan. 1, 3305
|
|-
|INV Xanadu
|Synteini
|
|The flagship of [[Senator]] [[Zemina Torval]]
|-
|Baconneggs
|Arevakimos
|Jan. 6, 3306
|
|-
|LLV Charybdis
|Carthage
|Dec. 2, 3302
|One of three vessels constructed by [[Lavigny's Legion]] to strengthen Imperial forces<ref name="CGAMD"/><ref name="LICC"/>
|-
|Orion
|Potriti
|Sept. 27, 3303
|Believed captured and operated by pirates
|-
|RZS Cerberus
|Carthage
|Dec. 2, 3302
|One of three vessels constructed by [[Lavigny's Legion]] to strengthen Imperial forces<ref name="CGAMD"/><ref name="LICC"/>
|-
|Vanguard
|Potriti
|Sept. 27, 3303
|Believed captured and operated by pirates
|-
|Warrior
|Regulus
|Dec. 10, 3303
|Believed captured and operated by pirates
|}

==Notes==
* Random appearances in High Intensity Combat Zones and Capital Ship zones starting in Gamma update.
* After destroying all of its Heat Relays it will be forced to retreat and FSD from the battlefield.
* One can be found stationed in Synteini, It appears to be a permanent post.
* Two are docked for repairs outside Jefferies Port in the Ugrivirii system.
* Capital Ships have an exclusion zone. Flying too close to a Capital Ship is considered a threat and will make you a target, even if you are friendly. The Capital Ship will often inform you when you are getting close, telling you to back off.
* They can also be found at [[Capital Ship Dock]]s
* A large collection of debris can be found at the capital ship point of interest within the Facece system. Another Majestic will soon jump in once the player has established an instance. Many Commanders think that the debris was once a Majestic. Upon close inspection, the wreckage closely resembles that of an [[Imperial Clipper]]. It is still unconfirmed what destroyed it, were this the case.

== Trivia ==
* The Majestic Class Interdictor length (1904m) is nearly 6 Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carriers (337 m).<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nDYYYqrhp4 Elite ship scale 3.0]</ref>

== Videos ==
<gallery>
File:Elite_Dangerous_Combat_Zone_Capital_Ship_Battle_2.3_Camera
File:Elite_Dangerous_Gamma_1.05_Closer_look_at_Imperial_Capital_Ship_(Majestic_Class_Interdictor)
File:Slave_to_the_Empire
File:Cinematic_Majestic_Class_Interdictor_Entrance
</gallery>

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:ImperialInterdictor000.jpg
Imperial-Navy-Fleet.png|Imperial Navy Fleet
File:Empire_Capitalship_01.jpg|Empire Capital Ship
File:Empire_Capitalship_02.jpg|Empire Capital Ship
File:Imperial-capitial-ship.jpg
Newsletter52_screenshot2.jpg|Majestic Class Interdictor rear
File:008.jpg |The Majestic Class Interdictor Xanadu
Sizes.jpg|capital ship size
closeup3.jpg|INV Replicator
File:16823x1239.jpg |A Viper MkIV resting on the front of an Interdictor
File:16840x7201.jpg |Forward deck top of an Interdictor
File:16839x2745.jpg
bp-majestic-interdictor.png|Gutamaya Majestic Class Interdictor Blueprint
interdictor-cho-highRES.png|MCI located at CHO (3rd of December 3302) High-Resolution (2253x1210)
Majestic Class Interdictor action.jpg|Majestic Class Interdictor in action
Majestic-Class-Interdictor-INV-Achenar's-Might.png|Majestic Class Interdictor INV Achenar's Might
Majestic-Class-Interdictor-INV-Rex.png|Majestic Class Interdictor INV Rex
Majestic-Class-Interdictor-INV-Aisling's-Hope.png|INV Aisling's Hope
Majestic-Class-Interdictor-INV-Emperors-Creed.png|INV Emperor's Creed
Elite-Dangerous-Majestic-Interdictor-Concept-Art-Lewis-Fischer.png|Majestic Class Interdictor concept art
Majestic-Class-Interdictor-Witchspace.png|Majestic Class Interdictor emerges from hyperspace
Majestic-Class-Interdictor-Ship-Scale-Dubai.png|Majestic Class Interdictor ship scale Dubai
</gallery>

==References==
<references />

{{ShipNavbox}}

[[ru:Majestic Class Interdictor]]
[[Category:Ships]]
[[Category:Capital Ships]]
[[Category:Gutamaya]]

Asp Explorer

2019-12-17T00:41:42Z

2607:FEA8:68E0:CBCB:41E2:E0AD:AE98:9D1: "Type" section was revised by Clockpuncher from Explorer to Multipurpose. Thus I added content in the description saying the ship was built as a multipurpose vessel even though it was named as an explorer.

{{ShipInfobox
| image = Asp Explorer - Profile.png
| manufacturer = Lakon Spaceways
| yearsproduced = 3300-Present
| type = Multipurpose
| cost = 6,661,153
| factionreq =
| factionrank =
| expansionreq =
| landingpad = Medium
| dimensions = 56.5m x 51.3m x 19.7m
| seats = 2
| multicrew = Yes
| fighterhangar = No
| hullmass = 280
| masslock = 11
| armour = 378
| armourhardness = 52
| shields = 152
| manoeuvrability = 4
| topspeed = 254
| boostspeed = 345
| jumprange = 13.12
| cargocapacity = 38
| fuelcapacity = 32
| utility = 4
| small = 4
| medium = 2
| large =
| huge =
| size1 = 1
| size2 = 2
| size3 = 3
| size4 =
| size5 = 1
| size6 = 1
| size7 =
| size8 =
| reservedic =
| maxtopspeed = 290
| maxboostspeed = 395
| maxjumprange = 38.19
}}
{{quote|Manufactured by Lakon Spaceways, the Asp Explorer is often marketed at pilots seeking their first multi-crew vessel. Its high jump range and wide, unobstructed cockpit canopy make it popular with explorers, but its versatility also makes it a viable choice for traders and combat pilots.|In-Game Description}}
The '''Asp Explorer''' is a [[Ships|ship]] manufactured by [[Lakon Spaceways]]. Agile, well-armed for its size, and capable of achieving high jump ranges, the Asp Explorer is a popular and affordable multipurpose vessel seen in ports across the galaxy, and that has earned a solid reputation for long-range missions and those requiring some discretion. It is a civilian version of the military-spec [[Asp MkII]], which first saw service in 2878. After obtaining the model's manufacturing license, Lakon Spaceways marketed them heavily at customers looking for their first multi-crewed ships. The vessel has become a mainstay among [[explorer]]s due to its versatility in [[outfitting]] and an open, unobstructed [[Ship Canopy|cockpit canopy]] that allows for some dramatic views. Though the ship's name is accompanied by the word "Explorer", it was still manufactured by Lakon Spaceways as a multipurpose vessel and even with its emphasis on exploration, the Asp Explorer can also serve as an effective freighter or bounty hunting ship.

==Overview==
The Asp Explorer's six weapon [[hardpoint]]s are located as follows: on each side of the cockpit, 1 medium hardpoint above the waterline and 1 small hardpoint below the waterline (total 2 medium, 2 small), and 2 small hardpoints located directly beneath the cockpit. Due to the shape of the ship and the hardpoint locations, the medium hardpoints and small hardpoints share a small field of fire (i.e mostly directly ahead). Pilots should be aware that Turrets in both Medium Hardpoints will have firing arcs above the cockpit where the pilot can generally see the target that the turrets are shooting at. However, turrets in all four Small Hardpoints will have firing arcs below the cockpit, where the target will tend to be obscured from the pilot's vision by the flight console and the floor.

The pilot's station is located along the centerline of the ship on the bridge. A secondary, [[Multicrew]]-compatible station is located along the centerline of the ship below the bridge which is directly underneath the pilot's station.

While the Asp Explorer packs a decent amount of firepower, it lacks optimal heat dissipation, noticeably suffering in combat situations when equipped with thermal weaponry. This also can present difficulties during fuel scooping, especially when using a small [[Fuel Scoop]]. Speaking of heat, you can visually see the Asp Explorer open a sealant on the top of the vessel to dissipate heat into space when the ship's temperature is high.

==Purchase Locations==
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" border="1"
|-
! System
! Station
! Date Seen
! Discount
|-
|Shinrarta Dezhra
|Jameson Memorial
|Always available
|10% discount
|-
|Brestla
|i Sola Prospect
|Always available
|20% surcharge
|-
|Akkadia
|Calvin Lawrence
|Mar. 27, 2019
|15% discount
|-
|Lembava
|Goldstein Port
|Apr. 1, 2019
|15% discount
|-
|LP 355-65
|Barba Ring
|Mar. 27, 2019
|15% discount
|-
|Momus Reach
|Ralphus
|Mar. 27, 2019
|15% discount
|-
|Hel
|Jones Orbital
|Mar. 27, 2019
|15% discount
|-
|YZ Ceti
|Clement Orbital
|Mar. 27, 2019
|
|-
|Bugas
|Marlowe Orbital
|Mar. 27, 2019
|
|-
|Exioce
|Macmillan Depot
|Mar. 27, 2019
|
|-
|Lombi
|Xin Hub
|Mar. 27, 2019
|
|-
|LP 131-66
|Vasilyev Station
|Mar. 27, 2019
|
|-
|Koyeris
|Fernandes Port
|Mar. 27, 2019
|
|-
|HIP 2453
|Lubin Ring
|May 11, 2019
|
|-
|GD 219
|Mckee Ring
|June 22, 2019
|
|-
|LHS 531
|Nelson Terminal
|Dec. 7, 2019
|
|}

==Outfitting==
{{main|Outfitting}}

All ships are highly customisable through the Outfitting menu of Station Services. Listed below is the default load-out for the Asp Explorer.

{| class="article-table" style="text-align: center;" border="1"
! style="text-align: center;" | Category
! style="text-align: center;" | Default System
! style="text-align: center;" | Default Rating
! style="text-align: center;" | Default Class
! style="text-align: center;" | Max Class
|-
| rowspan="4" | [[Hardpoint|Small Hardpoint]]
| [[Pulse Laser]] (L) || F || 1 || 1
|-
| [[Pulse Laser]] (L) || F || 1 || 1
|-
| ''Empty'' || -- || -- || 1
|-
| ''Empty'' || -- || -- || 1
|-
| rowspan="2" | [[Hardpoint|Medium Hardpoint]]
| ''Empty'' || -- || -- || 2
|-
| ''Empty'' || -- || -- || 2
|-
| rowspan="4" | Utility Mount
| ''Empty'' || -- || -- || 0
|-
| ''Empty'' || -- || -- || 0
|-
| ''Empty'' || -- || -- || 0
|-
| ''Empty'' || -- || -- || 0
|-
| [[Bulkheads]]
| [[Lightweight Alloys]] || I || 1 || 8
|-
| Reactor Bay
| [[Power Plant]] || E || 5 || 5
|-
| Thrusters Mounting
| [[Thrusters]] || E || 5 || 5
|-
| Frame Shift Drive Housing
| [[Frame Shift Drive]] || E || 5 || 5
|-
| Environment Control
| [[Life Support]] || E || 4 || 4
|-
| Power Coupling
| [[Power Distributor]] || E || 4 || 4
|-
| Sensor Suite
| [[Sensors]] || E || 5 || 5
|-
| Fuel Store
| [[Fuel Tank]] [x32] || C || 5 || 5
|-
| rowspan="9" | [[Internal Compartment]]s
| [[Cargo Rack]] [x32] || E || 5 || 6
|-
| [[Shield Generator]] || E || 5 || 5
|-
| [[Cargo Rack]] [x4] || E || 2 || 3
|-
| ''Empty'' || -- || -- || 3
|-
| ''Empty'' || -- || -- || 3
|-
| [[Cargo Rack]] [x2] || E || 1 || 2
|-
| ''Empty'' || -- || -- || 2
|-
| [[Supercruise Assist]] || E || 1 || 1
|-
| [[Planetary Approach Suite]] (H) || I || 1 || 1
|}
*''(L) = Loaned Module''
*''[x#] = Capacity''
*''(H) = Requires [[Elite Dangerous: Horizons]], reserved solely for [[Planetary Approach Suite]]''

==Notes==
*The Asp Explorer was first revealed for ''Elite Dangerous'' in Newsletter #6.<ref>[http://us2.campaign-archive1.com/?u=dcbf6b86b4b0c7d1c21b73b1e&id=94dad3b09c Newsletter #6]</ref> It was first added to the game in beta version 2.0 on September 30, 2014.

==Trivia==
*As of December 16, 2019, the Asp Explorer was one of the three most popular ships in ''Elite Dangerous'', the other two being the [[Cobra MkIII]] and the [[Python]].<ref name="5th">[https://forums.frontier.co.uk/threads/celebrating-5-years-of-elite-dangerous.533151/ Frontier Forums: Celebrating 5 years of Elite Dangerous!]</ref>

==Videos==
<gallery>
File:Meet_The_Asp_Explorer_-_More_Than_Just_Exploration_Elite_Dangerous_Commercial
File:Join_the_Adventure_-_Elite_Dangerous_Asp_Explorer
File:Lakon%27s_ASP_Explorer_Advert
File:Elite_Dangerous_-_Alcor
File:Elite_Dangerous_Horizons_-_MAIA
File:For_the_love_of_the_game
File:Elite_Dangerous_Road_to_Jaques_Station_part2
File:Elite_Dangerous_ctrl_%2B_alt_%2B_space_competition_2017_Time_is_a_great_healer
File:Mango's Manual to the Asp Explorer -Elite-Mango's Manual to the Asp Explorer
File:The Asp Explorer Elite Dangerous
</gallery>

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Asp_explorations.jpg|Asp Drawings
File:Asp_shipyard.png|Asp Shipyard
File:Asp_stock.png|Asp Stock
File:Asp_view.png|Asp View
asp-explorer-4k.jpg|Asp Explorer, Docked (4K)
OuuCM6w.png
hBkEGy0.png|Aft View of Asp Explorer
E-D - Asp Explorer - Red Pharao Aft Bottom Coriolis Hangar.jpg|Asp Explorer - Red Pharao Aft Bottom View
E-D - Asp Explorer - Red Pharao Aft Top Coriolis Hangar.jpg|Asp Explorer - Red Pharao Aft Top Hangar View
E-D - Asp Explorer - Red Pharao Front Bottom Coriolis Hangar.jpg|Asp Explorer - Red Pharao Front Bottom Coriolis Hangar
E-D - Asp Explorer - Red Pharao Front View on Outpost.jpg|Asp Explorer - Red Pharao Front View on Outpost
E-D - Asp Explorer - Red Pharao Front Top Coriolis Hangar.jpg|Asp Explorer - Red Pharao Front Top Coriolis Hangar
E-D - Asp Explorer - Red Pharao Top Aft View on Outpost.jpg|Asp Explorer - Red Pharao Top Aft View on Outpost
E-D - Asp Explorer - Red Pharao Supercruise Aft View.jpg|Asp Explorer - Red Pharao Supercruise Aft View
Exploration.png|Asp Explorer in supercruise.
File:LightnShade-Shade.jpg |Top view of Asp Explorer showing heat radiators uncovered
File:LightnShade-Light.jpg |Top view of Asp Explorer showing heat radiators with the emissive sections contrasted by the Star's back-lighting of the ship
File:Image1.jpeg |Hi-res of Asp Explorer at a planetary outpost
image.jpeg|Orange Asp orbiting a star
EliteDangerous64 2016-11-05 17-05-58.png|Asp Explorer flying past an earthlike with rings
EliteDangerous64 2016-10-17 19-39-51.png|Asp Explorer in the Bug Nebula
bp-asp-explorer.png|Lakon Asp Explorer
Asp Explorer Docked.png|Asp Explorer Docked
tbf-voyager.png|Vibrant Green Asp in front of O star
Asp-Explorer-Cockpit.png|Asp Explorer cockpit
Asp-Explorer-Planet.png|Asp Explorer and Earth-like planet
Asp-Explorer-Horses-Scale.png|Asp Explorer and horses scaleAsp Explorer on surface of ringed planet with star in background
Asp-Explorer-Docked-Hangar.png|Asp Explorer docked in a hangar
Asp-Explorer-rear-and-planetary-ring.png|Asp Explorer and planetary ring
ED-Asp-Explorer-and-Anemones.png|Asp Explorer and anemones
Asp-Explorer-and-Brown-Dwarf-space.png|Asp Explorer and a Brown Dwarf
Lakon-AE-Full.jpg|Asp Explorer Holo-Screen Contest Winner by Miles Miller
</gallery>

==References==
<references />

{{ShipNavbox}}

[[ru:Asp Explorer]]
[[Category:Lakon Spaceways]]
[[Category:Multipurpose Ships]]

Imperial Eagle

2019-12-14T21:02:27Z

2607:FEA8:68E0:CBCB:9423:D846:4740:55C7:

{{ShipInfobox
| image = Imperial-Eagle-Ship-Space.png
| manufacturer = Gutamaya
| yearsproduced = 3199-Present
| type = Combat
| cost = 110,830
| factionreq = Empire
| factionrank = None
| expansionreq =
| landingpad = Small
| dimensions = 31.2m x 34.7m x 7.1m
| seats = 1
| multicrew = No
| fighterhangar = No
| hullmass = 50
| masslock = 6
| armour = 108
| armourhardness = 28
| shields = 104
| manoeuvrability = 5
| topspeed = 302
| boostspeed = 403
| jumprange = 8.22
| cargocapacity = 2
| fuelcapacity = 4
| utility = 1
| small = 2
| medium = 1
| large =
| huge =
| size1 = 4
| size2 = 1
| size3 = 1
| size4 =
| size5 =
| size6 =
| size7 =
| size8 =
| reservedic = 1x Size 2 [[Military Compartment]]
| maxtopspeed = 347
| maxboostspeed = 462
| maxjumprange = 25.37
}}
{{Quote|Based on Core Dynamics’ Eagle, Gutamaya's Imperial Eagle places greater emphasis on speed and combat than its predecessor. The ship's armour and shields have been enhanced, and one of the small hardpoints of the original has been replaced with a medium hardpoint. Naturally, these features have made the ship heavier and less manoeuvrable than its predecessor, but the Imperial Eagle remains a solid choice for those seeking a high-speed attack ship.|In-game description}}
The '''Imperial Eagle''' is an [[Empire|Imperial]] variant of the [[Eagle MkII]] that has been produced by [[Gutamaya]] since 3199.<ref name="EE">''[[Elite Encounters RPG]]''</ref> While the Imperial Eagle can easily exceed the speed of an Eagle MkII, this enhancement comes at the cost of manoeuvrability.<ref>[https://community.elitedangerous.com/node/228 Dev Update (16/07/2015)]</ref> The Imperial Eagle has seen service in the Imperial Navy and allied fleets for many years. The original Eagle model is a multi-role fighter where the Imperial version is geared more towards the interceptor role. It carries more powerful weaponry and is capable of a much higher top speed than the original, although this comes at the expense of some of the original ship's famed manoeuvrability. Unlike other Imperial ships, the Imperial Eagle does not require any [[Ranks|rank]] in the [[Imperial Navy]] to purchase.

==Overview==
The Imperial Eagle boasts superior armour and shield strength in addition to one medium [[Hardpoint]] replacing one of the three small hardpoints on the regular Eagle MkII, however it is not as maneuverable as the original Eagle MkII. It is one of the fastest ships in the game; in fact, with [[Enhanced Performance Thrusters|EP thrusters]] and Engineer upgrades, it may have the highest potential normal-space speed of any playable ship.

The weapon hardpoints are located as follows: a single medium hardpoint on the top of the ship behind the cockpit and two small hardpoints mounted side-by-side on the underside of the main fuselage in front of the bump that contains the cargo scoop.

== Purchase Locations ==
{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" border="1"
! System
! Station
! Date Seen
! Notes
|-
|Shinrarta Dezhra
|Jameson Memorial
|Always available
|10% discount, Founders Permit needed
|-
|Brestla
|i Sola Prospect
|Always available
|20% surcharge
|-
|V374 Pegasi
|MacKellar Hub
|May 15, 2017
|
|-
|Caspatsuria
|Binney Dock
|Feb. 21, 2017
|
|-
|Hollos
|Bingzhen Hub
|Jan. 17, 2017
|
|-
|Warwa
|Stevenson Hub
|Jun. 27, 2016
|
|-
|HIP 20277
|Fabian City
|Aug. 26, 2017
|
|-
|Vaka
|Zenbei Orbital
|Feb. 6, 2016
|
|-
|Herthans
|Henry Vision
|Mar. 15, 2016
|
|-
|Yimanbin
|Farkas Port
|Apr. 4, 2016
|
|-
|CPC 22 212
|Roed Odegaard City
|Mar. 6, 2018
|
|-
|Arigens
|Ordway Ring
|Mai. 6, 2018
|
|-
|V374 Pegasi
|MacKellar Hub
|May 30, 2019
|
|}

== Outfitting ==
{{main|Outfitting}}

All ships are highly customisable through the Outfitting menu of Station Services. Listed below is the default load-out for the Imperial Eagle.

{| class="article-table" style="text-align: center;" border="1"
! style="text-align: center;" | Category
! style="text-align: center;" | Default System
! style="text-align: center;" | Default Rating
! style="text-align: center;" | Default Class
! style="text-align: center;" | Max Class
|-
| rowspan="2" | [[Hardpoint|Small Hardpoint]]
| [[Pulse Laser]] || F || 1 || 1
|-
| [[Pulse Laser]] || F || 1 || 1
|-
| rowspan="1" | [[Hardpoint|Medium Hardpoint]]
| ''Empty'' || -- || -- || 2
|-
| rowspan="1" | Utility Mount
| ''Empty'' || -- || -- || 0
|-
| [[Bulkheads]]
| [[Lightweight Alloys]] || I || 1 || 8
|-
| Reactor Bay
| [[Power Plant]] || E || 3 || 3
|-
| Thrusters Mounting
| [[Thrusters]] || E || 3 || 3
|-
| Frame Shift Drive Housing
| [[Frame Shift Drive]] || E || 3 || 3
|-
| Environment Control
| [[Life Support]] || E || 1 || 1
|-
| Power Coupling
| [[Power Distributor]] || E || 2 || 2
|-
| Sensor Suite
| [[Sensors]] || E || 2 || 2
|-
| Fuel Store
| [[Fuel Tank]] [x4] || C || 2 || 2
|-
| rowspan="8" | [[Internal Compartment]]s
| [[Shield Generator]] || E || 3 || 3
|-
| [[Cargo Rack]] [x2] || E || 1 || 2
|-
| ''Empty'' (M) || -- || -- || 2
|-
| ''Empty'' || -- || -- || 1
|-
| ''Empty'' || -- || -- || 1
|-
| [[Advanced Docking Computer]] || E || 1 || 1
|-
| [[Supercruise Assist]] || E || 1 || 1
|-
| [[Planetary Approach Suite]] (H) || I || 1 || 1
|}
*''(L) = Loaned Module''
*''[x#] = Capacity''
*''(H) = Requires [[Elite Dangerous: Horizons]], reserved solely for [[Planetary Approach Suite]]''
*''(M) = [[Military Compartment]] reserved for [[Hull Reinforcement Package]], [[Module Reinforcement Package]], or [[Shield Cell Bank]]''

== Trivia ==
*The Imperial Eagle was added in the v1.4 update [[CQC]] on October 6th, 2015. The first concept art was shown during Frontier's Q&A session at [http://laveradio.com/ Lavecon] 2015.

== Videos ==
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File:Rivalry_-_Elite_Dangerous_Eagle
File:Imperial_Eagle_-_Gutamaya_Elite_Dangerous
File:Elite_Dangerous_-_Cito
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==Gallery==
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Imperial Eagle concept art.jpg|Concept art
Impeagleweb.jpg|Newsletter #84: Peek of the Week
Imperial Eagle sneak peek over rings.jpg
Imperial Eagle action artwork 01.jpg
File:Screenshot031.png |Imperial Eagle in the dark
E-D - Imperial Eagle Front Fuel Scooping I.jpg|Imperial Eagle Fuel Scooping I
E-D - Imperial Eagle Front Fuel Scooping II.jpg|Imperial Eagle Fuel Scooping II
E-D - Imperial Eagle Front Fuel Scooping III.jpg|Imperial Eagle Fuel Scooping III
E-D - Imperial Eagle Front View.jpg|Imperial Eagle Front View
impeagle_hover.png|Imperial Eagle looking funny at a cargo canister
File:Imperial_Eagle_overheat_bottom_view_detail.jpg |Imperial Eagle with the two drum style heat radiators on its underside exposed
bp-imperial-eagle.png|Gutamaya Imperial Eagle Blueprint
Imperial-Eagle-Ship-Space.png|Imperial Eagle in space
</gallery>

== References ==
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