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[[File:F63-Condor-shipwreck-planet-2.png|thumb|300px|F63 Condor shipwreck on a planet]] | [[File:F63-Condor-shipwreck-planet-2.png|thumb|300px|F63 Condor shipwreck on a planet]] | ||
{{For|[[Thargoid]] shipwreck sites|Crashed Thargoid Ship}} | {{For|[[Thargoid]] shipwreck sites|Crashed Thargoid Ship}} | ||
'''Shipwrecks''' are sites found on planetary surfaces. They consist of derelict [[human]] [[ships]] | '''Shipwrecks''' are sites found on planetary surfaces. They consist of derelict [[human]] [[ships]], [[SRV]]s or on rare occasions alien vessels such as the [[Crashed Thargoid Ship]]''.'' They may have scattered [[Commodities]] and [[Materials]]. | ||
== Finding == | == Finding == | ||
Some were located by following transmissions from nearby [[Listening Post]]s. This usually involves finding a trio of related Listening Posts and combining their fragmentary data logs to determine the shipwreck's system, body, and surface coordinates. Other locations were randomly distributed to [[commander]]s by anonymous sources via "Tip Off" messages. These contain full details about the site and a single-use key that allows valuable Data Packages from the Ship Data Core to be downloaded. Many shipwrecks have uplinks that can be scanned with a [[Data Link Scanner]] to retrieve text and audio logs that were recorded by the ship's crew or the owner. The logs shed light on the cause of the crash. | Some were located by following transmissions from nearby [[Listening Post]]s. This usually involves finding a trio of related Listening Posts and combining their fragmentary data logs to determine the shipwreck's system, body, and surface coordinates. Other locations were randomly distributed to [[commander]]s by anonymous sources via "Tip Off" messages. These contain full details about the site and a single-use key that allows valuable Data Packages from the Ship Data Core to be downloaded. Many shipwrecks have uplinks that can be scanned with a [[Data Link Scanner]] to retrieve text and audio logs that were recorded by the ship's crew or the owner. The logs shed light on the cause of the crash, destruction or abandonment. | ||
== Locations == | == Locations == | ||
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| Debris with Comms Uplink. Part of the [[Winking Cat]]'s 3307 treasure hunt. | | Debris with Comms Uplink. Part of the [[Winking Cat]]'s 3307 treasure hunt. | ||
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| LHS 2509 | |||
| 5 a | |||
| 1.4. 121.3 | |||
| Crashed Sidewinder. | |||
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| Albarib | |||
| A 1 | |||
| -6.5612, -0.0414 | |||
| Signal Z2A-4, crashed Type-9 | |||
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