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* [[Thargoid Surface Site|Thargoid Surface Sites]]. | * [[Thargoid Surface Site|Thargoid Surface Sites]]. | ||
* [[Ancient Ruins]], primarily in Col 173 Sector and Synuefe | * [[Ancient Ruins]], primarily in Col 173 Sector and Synuefe | ||
* [[:Category:Alien life|Alien Life]] such as [[Fungal Life]] can be found on some [[planets]]. | * [[:Category:Alien life|Alien Life]] such as [[Fungal Life|fungal life]] can be found on some [[planets]]. | ||
* [[Mitterand Hollow]] is a tiny, special moon that orbits a planet in just 1 minute and 26 seconds. | * [[Mitterand Hollow]] is a tiny, special [[Moons|moon]] that orbits a planet in just 1 minute and 26 seconds. | ||
* [[Geysers]] and [[fumaroles]]. | |||
* [[Mountains]] and [[canyons]]. | |||
[[Category:Guides]] | [[Category:Guides]] | ||
Revision as of 21:30, 14 July 2017
Deep space is a term used for regions of space that are beyond The Bubble (sphere of 150 light years) where most humans live. It's generally uninhabited so encounters with people, aliens or anything else is rare.
If you want to find something either do research and plot a course or maybe you'll randomly discover something with a discovery scanner or detailed surface scanner.
Inhabited Areas
There are several inhabited areas in deep space.
- Colonia has settlements and Jaques Station. It's 22,000 ly from Sol.
- Dozens of Asteroid Bases and research settlements.
- Megaships such as generation ships travel in deep space.
- Lore suggests there could be more settlements out there that haven't been found yet.
Interesting Places
These are other interesting places.
- Alien Structures, mostly in the Pleiades Sector.
- Thargoid Surface Sites.
- Ancient Ruins, primarily in Col 173 Sector and Synuefe
- Alien Life such as fungal life can be found on some planets.
- Mitterand Hollow is a tiny, special moon that orbits a planet in just 1 minute and 26 seconds.
- Geysers and fumaroles.
- Mountains and canyons.