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All star systems will remain at the same distance regardless of how far you supercruise in any star system. | All star systems will remain at the same distance regardless of how far you supercruise in any star system. | ||
For example you can supercruise from Asellus Primus A to the Asellus Primus B which is 0.17 lightyear way, as both stars are in the same system. | For example, you can supercruise from Asellus Primus A to the Asellus Primus B which is 0.17 lightyear way, as both stars are in the same system. | ||
However, if you try to supercruise from 26 Draconis to LFT 1361 (which is 0.33 light year away) you will find you're always 0.33 light away from LFT 1361. You can never get there in supercruise. This applies to all star systems. | However, if you try to supercruise from 26 Draconis to LFT 1361 (which is 0.33 light year away) you will find you're always 0.33 light away from LFT 1361. You can never get there in supercruise. This applies to all star systems. | ||