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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]]
'''Shipwrecks''' are static and persistent locations that can be found on planetary surfaces and in space. Unlike [[Points of Interest]], these locations can't be found from a Point of Interest or an [[SRV]] [[Wave Scanner]]. Instead they are static and located on specific planetary locations. These locations are far between which makes them rare.
{{For|[[Thargoid]] shipwreck sites|Crashed Thargoid Ship}}
 
'''Shipwrecks''' are sites found on planetary surfaces that consist of one or more derelict [[human]] [[ships]] or [[SRV]]s that have crashed, been destroyed, or been abandoned, along with scattered [[Commodities]] and [[Materials]]. Some have been located by following transmissions picked up by nearby [[Listening Post]]s, which 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. The locations of others have been randomly distributed to [[commander]]s by anonymous sources via "Tip Off" messages, which contain full details about the site as well as a single-use key that will allow 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 recorded by the ship's crew or owner which shed light what caused the ship to crash.
Shipwrecks in space may include [[Capital Ships|capital ships]] and dozens of faction [[ships]] that were attacked by [[Thargoids]]. These sites can have [[Occupied Escape Pod]]s and other miscellaneous [[materials]]. However, they are not without risk as some contain 2-4 [[Thargoid Interceptor]]s.
 
Rarely, the location of a Shipwreck may be indicated by a message received from an unknown source, titled "Tip Off". The message will contain full details on the wreck's location - system, planet, and longitude/latitude. These shipwrecks will have data cores that can be scanned with an [[SRV]] [[Data Link Scanner]] to provide credit payouts (several hundred thousand, potentially upwards of 1 million) alongside miscellaneous scattered cargo canisters and possibly other items, but the data core can only be scanned if you possess a single-use key issued with the initial mail.


== Locations ==
== Locations ==
=== Planetary ===
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{| class="wikitable sortable mw-collapsible mw-collapsed" border="1"
! System
! System
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| 23.488, 81.934
| 23.488, 81.934
| [[Anaconda Graveyard]]<ref>https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php/299902-Distant-Stars-Unfound-Origins-a-Distant-Worlds-saga-expedition/page85</ref>
| [[Anaconda Graveyard]]<ref>https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php/299902-Distant-Stars-Unfound-Origins-a-Distant-Worlds-saga-expedition/page85</ref>
|-
| Pleiades Sector AB-W B2-4
| 9 A
| -26.37, 97.70
| [[Alien Crash Site]] with a crashed [[Thargoid Interceptor]]
|-
| HIP 17862
| 6 C A
| 30.32, -98.58
| Thargoid Interceptor shipwreck discovered on Nov. 3, 3302; [[Thargoid Sensor]]s can be found at this site
|-
| HIP 17125
| A 3 A
| -65.8193, 48.8662
| Crashed [[Thargoid Scout]]
|-
|-
| HIP 14840
| HIP 14840
| 2
| 2
| 41.1, -68.6
| 41.1, -68.6
| Crashed [[Type-9 Heavy]]<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/EliteDangerous/comments/4r9pna/found_a_crashed_type_9/</ref>
| [[Type-9 Heavy]] (Tip Off)<ref>https://www.reddit.com/r/EliteDangerous/comments/4r9pna/found_a_crashed_type_9/</ref>
|-
|-
| Pegasi Sector IR-W d1-90
| Pegasi Sector IR-W d1-90
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| 2 A
| 2 A
| 6.92017, -102.43405
| 6.92017, -102.43405
| Anaconda shipwreck settlement<ref>http://isokix.space/annaconda-ship-wreck-hr-5906/</ref>
| Anaconda shipwreck settlement
|-
|-
| Orrere
| Orrere
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| A 6 B
| A 6 B
| 28.1916, -29.99
| 28.1916, -29.99
| SRV-Odysseus, an abandoned Scarab
| SRV-Odysseus, an abandoned [[Scarab]]
|-
|-
| Alshat
| Alshat
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| 11.6467, -38.0972
| 11.6467, -38.0972
| Wrecked SRV and [[Thargoid Barnacle]]. Associated with [[Penelope Carver]]'s survey team.
| Wrecked SRV and [[Thargoid Barnacle]]. Associated with [[Penelope Carver]]'s survey team.
|-
| Musca Dark Region PJ-P b6-1
| 3
| 19.5136, -34.3465
| Crashed Thargoid Interceptor. Associated with [[Penelope Carver]]'s survey team.
|-
|-
| HIP 69200
| HIP 69200
| 1 B
| 1 B
| -59.1797, -76.6923
| -59.1797, -76.6923
| [[Penelope Carver]]'s crashed Sidewinder.
| [[Penelope Carver]]'s crashed Sidewinder
|-
|-
| LTT 1935
| LTT 1935
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| 1 A
| 1 A
| -12.2730, 24.7034
| -12.2730, 24.7034
| Wreck of the [[Valkyrie]].
| [[Valkyrie]]
|-
|-
| HIP 36165
| HIP 36165
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|}


===Deep Space===
== Notes ==
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*Shipwrecks are not to be confused with generic [[Points of Interest]] which appear on planetary surfaces. Points of Interest appear randomly during surface exploration, and are neither static nor persistent sites. One way to determine if a crashed ship is a true Shipwreck or a temporary Point of Interest is to see if the site has a persistent nav point which can be selected from orbit.
! System
! Location
! Notes
|-
| Pleiades Sector OI-T c3-7
| Orbiting Planet B 8
| Lowell Class Science Vessel HDR-617<ref>http://isokix.space/lowell-class-science-vessel-hdr-617/</ref>
|}


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