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A '''Rogue Signal Source''' is a type of [[System Signal Sources|signal source]] which is visible at a very long distance, up to 3 light-years.   
A '''Rogue Signal Source''' is a type of [[System Signal Sources|signal source]] which is visible at ranges of several light years. They were first detected moving from the Orion Complex towards the bubble in 3308, following [[Salvation|Salvation's]] failed deployment of the [[Anti-xeno superweapon|Proteus Wave]] in [[HIP 22460]].   


==Signal Contents==
==Signal Contents==
A rogue signal source has a light green flare appearance. It's a [[Thargoid Titan]] that travels at superluminal speed. Their destination is an [[Ammonia World]] to establish a [[Thargoid Maelstrom]]. The updated [[Full Spectrum System Scanner|FSS]] allows Pilots to zoom to rogue signal sources, which will pick-up a screaming sound.  
A rogue signal source has a spiraling light green flare appearance in flight, appearing progressively dimmer and redder with distance. The signal is emitted by a [[Thargoid Titan]] traveling at superluminal speed between star systems. During the initial Thargoid invasion of the human occupied bubble, their destination was always an [[Ammonia World]], around which they would deploy a [[Thargoid Maelstrom]]. The only time a Titan has been observed deploying around a non-Ammonia World was in the closing weeks of the conflict, when the final Titan (Cocijo) reverted to a Rogue Signal Source and traveled to the Sol system, redeploying around planet Earth<ref>Thargoid Presence in Sol - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXJF836bmIc</ref>. An update to the [[Full Spectrum System Scanner|FSS]] allows Pilots to zoom in to any active rogue signal sources, which will pick-up a churning bio-mechanical sound.  


Rogue signal sources travel at approximately 0.5 c. They were first discovered in Slegi JD-W b46-0 by Commander GoidByte. The signal source will instantly crash whenever someone attempts to drop into this flare or enter within a diameter of 0.40 megameter. Crash reports consists of codes about the Thargoid Titan, and attempts to re-log in will move their vessel away. When you approach it, behind your ship is a dim cloud, set Gamma to maximum in the Graphics setting to reveal a green cloud. <ref>[https://www.reddit.com/r/EliteDangerous/comments/xajkb9/rouge_signal_source_discovered_contains_immense/ "Rouge Signal Source" discovered, contains immense green cloud]</ref>
Rogue signal sources travel at immense speeds, estimated to be in excess of 6,000 times the speed of light - far faster than any human craft before the development of [[SCO]] technology (which was itself a product of research into [[Titan Drive Component|Titan drive components]]).


==Notes==
==Notes==
*You can no longer find rogue signal sources, because they transformed into [[Thargoid Maelstrom|Thargoid Maelstroms]].
*You can no longer find rogue signal sources, because they transformed into [[Thargoid Maelstrom|Thargoid Maelstroms]].
*They were first discovered in Slegi JD-W b46-0 by Commander GoidByte.
*The signal source would instantly crash the game whenever someone attempted to drop into the flare or enter within a diameter of 0.40 megameter. Crash reports consisted of codes about the Thargoid Titan, and attempts to re-log in would move their vessel away
*When you approached prior to arrival, behind your ship is a dim cloud, set Gamma to maximum in the Graphics setting to reveal a green cloud. <ref>[https://www.reddit.com/r/EliteDangerous/comments/xajkb9/rouge_signal_source_discovered_contains_immense/ "Rouge Signal Source" discovered, contains immense green cloud] - 10 September 2022</ref>
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Latest revision as of 18:11, 3 April 2025

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A Rogue Signal Source is a type of signal source which is visible at ranges of several light years. They were first detected moving from the Orion Complex towards the bubble in 3308, following Salvation's failed deployment of the Proteus Wave in HIP 22460.

Signal Contents

A rogue signal source has a spiraling light green flare appearance in flight, appearing progressively dimmer and redder with distance. The signal is emitted by a Thargoid Titan traveling at superluminal speed between star systems. During the initial Thargoid invasion of the human occupied bubble, their destination was always an Ammonia World, around which they would deploy a Thargoid Maelstrom. The only time a Titan has been observed deploying around a non-Ammonia World was in the closing weeks of the conflict, when the final Titan (Cocijo) reverted to a Rogue Signal Source and traveled to the Sol system, redeploying around planet Earth[1]. An update to the FSS allows Pilots to zoom in to any active rogue signal sources, which will pick-up a churning bio-mechanical sound.

Rogue signal sources travel at immense speeds, estimated to be in excess of 6,000 times the speed of light - far faster than any human craft before the development of SCO technology (which was itself a product of research into Titan drive components).

Notes

  • You can no longer find rogue signal sources, because they transformed into Thargoid Maelstroms.
  • They were first discovered in Slegi JD-W b46-0 by Commander GoidByte.
  • The signal source would instantly crash the game whenever someone attempted to drop into the flare or enter within a diameter of 0.40 megameter. Crash reports consisted of codes about the Thargoid Titan, and attempts to re-log in would move their vessel away
  • When you approached prior to arrival, behind your ship is a dim cloud, set Gamma to maximum in the Graphics setting to reveal a green cloud. [2]

References

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