Sightseeing with CMDR WSADHelios
For my next leap out of the bubble, CMDR WSADHelios showed me some interesting spots not too far from home.
First we visited the LBN 63 Nebula, just below the California Nebula, where we headed after. There, we found some interesting planets with a few mounds, and some vulcanic geisers.
We then jumped over to "Little Blue", a nebula covering a single star system. A quick trip to Betelgeuse later, we briefly stopped by a black hole and continued to the Eskimo Nebula, where we ended the trip and called it a day.
First we visited the LBN 63 Nebula, just below the California Nebula, where we headed after. There, we found some interesting planets with a few mounds, and some vulcanic geisers.
We then jumped over to "Little Blue", a nebula covering a single star system. A quick trip to Betelgeuse later, we briefly stopped by a black hole and continued to the Eskimo Nebula, where we ended the trip and called it a day.
For my next leap out of the bubble, CMDR WSADHelios showed me some interesting spots not too far from home.
First we visited the LBN 63 Nebula, just below the California Nebula, where we headed after. There, we found some interesting planets with a few mounds, and some vulcanic geisers.
We then jumped over to "Little Blue", a nebula covering a single star system. A quick trip to Betelgeuse later, we briefly stopped by a black hole and continued to the Eskimo Nebula, where we ended the trip and called it a day.
First we visited the LBN 63 Nebula, just below the California Nebula, where we headed after. There, we found some interesting planets with a few mounds, and some vulcanic geisers.
We then jumped over to "Little Blue", a nebula covering a single star system. A quick trip to Betelgeuse later, we briefly stopped by a black hole and continued to the Eskimo Nebula, where we ended the trip and called it a day.