Total unique systems/candidates: 233

Notes:

• Direct/contextual = found in phrases like ‘ system’, station/location wording, or explicit deployment lists.
• Inferred = catalog-style or known ED system-name mentions where the article did not always say ‘ system’.
• This is a best-effort extraction from prose; nebulae/regions/planets were filtered out where obvious.

Systems:

• 21 Eridani – Direct/contextual
• 2MASS J03291977+3124572 – Direct/contextual
• 34 Omicron Cephei – Direct/contextual
• 42 n Persei – Direct/contextual
• Achenar – Direct/contextual
• Aiaba – Direct/contextual
• Aiabiko – Direct/contextual
• Alcor – Direct/contextual
• Alioth – Direct/contextual
• Alkaid – Direct/contextual
• Alpha Caeli – Direct/contextual
• Alpha Centauri – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• Alrai – Direct/contextual
• Andavandul – Direct/contextual
• Andecavi – Direct/contextual
• Andowatye – Direct/contextual
• Apura – Direct/contextual
• Arque – Direct/contextual
• Azaladshu – Direct/contextual
• Azaleach – Direct/contextual
• Barnard’s Star – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• BD+05 1146 – Direct/contextual
• Beagle Point – Known ED system name, not explicit ‘system’ wording
• Beta Hydri – Direct/contextual
• Beta-3 Tucani – Direct/contextual
• Bhattra – Direct/contextual
• Bletii – Direct/contextual
• Blua Eaec WW-E c14-1293 – Direct/contextual
• Brestla – Direct/contextual
• Calhuacan – Direct/contextual
• California Sector CQ-Y c5 – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• California Sector HR-W d1-28 – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• Capoya – Direct/contextual
• CD-43 11917 – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• CD-51 1447 – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• Cemiess – Direct/contextual
• Cephei Sector BV-Y B4 – Direct/contextual
• Ch’anjie – Direct/contextual
• Chi Eridani – Direct/contextual
• Chukchan – Direct/contextual
• Chun Pindit – Direct/contextual
• Coalsack Sector VU-O b6-6 – Direct/contextual
• Col 285 Sector BA-P c6-18 – Direct/contextual
• Col 285 Sector IG-O c6-5 – Direct/contextual
• Col 285 Sector OG-E b12-1 – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• Col 285 Sector PB-E b12-3 – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• Colonia – Direct/contextual
• Cornsar – Direct/contextual
• Cubeo – Direct/contextual
• Daikulcandi – Direct/contextual
• Delphi – Direct/contextual
• Delta Pavonis – Direct/contextual
• DG Canum Venaticorum – Direct/contextual
• Dhan – Direct/contextual
• Di Jian – Direct/contextual
• Didio – Direct/contextual
• Didiomanja – Direct/contextual
• Diso – Direct/contextual
• Djeriman – Direct/contextual
• Duamta – Direct/contextual
• Dulos – Direct/contextual
• EGM 559 – Direct/contextual
• Eoch Flyuae QK-E d12-2118 – Direct/contextual
• Eol Prou KW-L c8-301 – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• Eol Prou LW-L c8-99 – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• Eol Prou PC-K c9-154 – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• Eol Prou PC-K c9-221 – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• Eol Prou PC-K c9-91 – Direct/contextual
• Eol Prou RS-T d3-94 – Direct/contextual
• Eotienses – Direct/contextual
• Eta Cassiopeiae Direct/contextual
• Etain Direct/contextual
• Ethgreze Direct/contextual
• Eurybia Direct/contextual
• Flyiedge VN-W c4-51 Direct/contextual
• Frenis -Direct/contextual
• Gateway -Direct/contextual
• Gliese 868 -Direct/contextual
• Haithis -Direct/contextual
• Harma -Direct/contextual
• He Bo -Direct/contextual
• Hez Ur -Direct/contextual
• HIP 10792 -Direct/contextual
• HIP 108095 -Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• HIP 12314 -Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• HIP 16538 -Direct/contextual
• HIP 18077 -Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• HIP 18085 -Direct/contextual
• HIP 18390 -Direct/contextual
• HIP 19600 -Direct/contextual
• HIP 19912 -Direct/contextual
• HIP 20567 -Direct/contextual
• HIP 22460 -Direct/contextual
• HIP 22550 -Direct/contextual
• HIP 26176 -Direct/contextual
• HIP 290 -Direct/contextual
• HIP 30944 -Direct/contextual
• HIP 42371 -Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• HIP 43670 -Direct/contextual
• HIP 54530 -Direct/contextual
• HIP 55014 -Direct/contextual
• HIP 58412 -Direct/contextual
• HIP 58832 -Direct/contextual
• HIP 62154 -Direct/contextual
• HIP 69200 -Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• HIP 87621 -Direct/contextual
• HIP 8887 -Direct/contextual
• HIP 90578 -Direct/contextual
• HR 1490 -Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• HR 6828 -Direct/contextual
• HR 7221 -Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• Hyades Sector FB-N b7-6 – Direct/contextual
• Hyades Sector LX-T c3-30 -Direct/contextual
• Hyades Sector RO-P b6-2 -Direct/contextual
• Hyades Sector RO-P b6-6 -Direct/contextual
• Hyades Sector ST-Q B5-5 -Direct/contextual
• Hyades Sector SU-C a14-1 -Direct/contextual
• Hyades Sector YO-Q b5-1 -Direct/contextual
• Kamadhenu -Direct/contextual
• Kappa Fornacis -Direct/contextual
• Kioskurber – Direct/contextual
• Klikis – Direct/contextual
• Kokoller – Direct/contextual
• Kuwembaa – Direct/contextual
• Kwakimo – Direct/contextual
• Laedla – Direct/contextual
• Lalande 25224 – Direct/contextual
• Lave – Direct/contextual
• Leesti – Direct/contextual
• Lembava – Direct/contextual
• Lesheima – Direct/contextual
• Lhou Mans – Direct/contextual
• LHS 1163 – Direct/contextual
• LHS 1167 – Direct/contextual
• LHS 157 – Direct/contextual
• LHS 2522 – Direct/contextual
• LHS 277 – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• LHS 3872 – Direct/contextual
• LHS 4031 – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• LP 714-58 – Direct/contextual
• LP 855-34 – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• LTT 1935 – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• LTT 198 – Direct/contextual
• LTT 3919 – Direct/contextual
• LTT 4772 – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• Luyten’s Star – Direct/contextual
• Maia – Direct/contextual
• Maityan – Direct/contextual
• Mbooni – Direct/contextual
• Meene – Direct/contextual
• Merope – Direct/contextual
• Minerva – Direct/contextual
• Mizuchi – Direct/contextual
• Modigi – Direct/contextual
• Morten-Marte – Direct/contextual
• Mudhrid – Direct/contextual
• Mullag – Direct/contextual
• Musca Dark Region PJ-P b6-1 – Direct/contextual
• Nanomam – Direct/contextual
• Nauni – Direct/contextual
• Nefertem – Direct/contextual
• Ngaruayanka – Direct/contextual
• NGC 1981 Sector ZU-Y d27 – Direct/contextual
• NGC 6530 Sector ZE-X b2-0 – Direct/contextual
• Ngobe – Direct/contextual
• Njambalba – Direct/contextual
• Nocori – Direct/contextual
• Onoros – Direct/contextual
• Oochost PC-C c29-0 – Direct/contextual
• Orgen – Direct/contextual
• Panjabell – Direct/contextual
• Paresa – Direct/contextual
• Pegasi Sector IH-U b3-3 – Direct/contextual
• Pegasi Sector PN-T c3-14 – Direct/contextual
• Perseus Dark Region KC-V c2-2 – Direct/contextual
• Pichch – Direct/contextual
• Pleiades Sector CW-U B3-2 – Direct/contextual
• Pleiades Sector IH-V c2-5 – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• PMD2009 48 – Direct/contextual
• Polevnic – Direct/contextual
• Popontia – Direct/contextual
• Pru Euq WO-D b53-8 – Direct/contextual
• Prua Phoe MI-B b17-5 – Direct/contextual
• Qarato – Direct/contextual
• Rabh – Direct/contextual
• Reorte – Direct/contextual
• Rhea – Direct/contextual
• Roefoo ZE-H d10-0 – Direct/contextual
• Senlu – Direct/contextual
• Shamash – Direct/contextual
• Sharru Sector FW-W c1-19 – Direct/contextual
• Shaulai DL-P d5-274 – Direct/contextual
• Shenve – Direct/contextual
• Shinrarta Dezhra – Direct/contextual
• Siniang – Direct/contextual
• Sirius – Direct/contextual
• Snake Sector GW-W c1-1 – Direct/contextual
• Snake Sector OD-S b4-2 – Direct/contextual
• Sol – Direct/contextual
• Sosong – Direct/contextual
• Sothis – Direct/contextual
• Spoihaae XE-X d2-9 – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• Summerland – Direct/contextual
• Swoilz XX-D c1-30 – Direct/contextual
• Synteini – Direct/contextual
• Synuefe CE-R c21-6 – Direct/contextual
• Synuefe SA-C b33-2 – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• T Tauri – Direct/contextual
• Tanmark – Direct/contextual
• Tavgi – Direct/contextual
• Tekkeitjal – Direct/contextual
• Thuecheae MT-Q e5-8 – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• Tionisla – Direct/contextual
• Trapezium Sector YU-X c1-2 – Direct/contextual
• Trianguli Sector GW-W b1-0 – Direct/contextual
• Ts’ao Tach – Direct/contextual
• Upaniklis – Direct/contextual
• V0402 Aurigae – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• V886 Centauri – Direct/contextual
• Vistaenis – Direct/contextual
• Wandrama – Direct/contextual
• Wasat – Direct/contextual
• Winiama – Direct/contextual
• WISE 1506+7027 – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• Wolf 359 – Inferred from catalog-style/name mention
• Wregoe BU-Y b2-0 – Direct/contextual
• Wregoe GA-X B3-0 – Direct/contextual
• Wregoe TC-X b29-0 – Direct/contextual
• Xi Wangda – Direct/contextual
• YZ Ceti – Direct/contextual
• Zaonce – Direct/contextual
• Zeta Trianguli Australis – Direct/contextual
• Zlota – Direct/contextual

Nebulae

• California Nebula
• Coalsack Nebula
• Colonia Nebula
• Pleiades Nebula
• Seldowitch Nebula
• Teal Nebula
• Witch Head Nebula

Regions / Sectors / Large-Scale Areas

• Abyss
• Acheron
• Arcadian Stream
• Bubble
• California Sector
• Cephei Sector
• Coalsack Sector
• Col 285 Sector
• Colonia Region
• Core Systems
• Empyrean Straits
• Galactic Northeast
• Galactic Zenith
• Harma Region
• HIP 87621 Enclave
• Hyades Sector
• Mare Somnium
• Musca Dark Region
• NGC 1981 Sector
• NGC 6530 Sector
• Old Worlds
• Pegasi Sector
• Perseus Dark Region
• Pleiades Sector
• R CrA Sector
• Sharru Sector
• Snake Sector
• Trianguli Sector
• Trapezium Sector
• Trojan Belt
• Veils
• Witch Head Enclave

Travel Base Camps

• COL 285 SECTOR ZL-K B22-2 (Staging System)
• Traikeou KL-D B29-0 (TRAIKEOU AA-A H2 Nebula)
• Zejoo TZ-0 E6-8 (ZEJOO AA-A H38 Nebula)
• WHANU AA-A H0 – (First Perseus Arm Base Camp)

Perseus Arm POI Survey Expedition

The goal of this expedition is to survey the Perseus Arm region for interesting and under-documented Points of Interest, with special focus on nebulae, planetary nebulae, rare stellar systems, scenic landing sites, biological vistas, and other locations worth preserving for future commanders.

The original Wolf-Rayet destination will now serve as the expedition’s starting anchor near the closer edge of the Perseus Arm. From there, the expedition will push deeper into the region using a fleet carrier as a mobile base station.

Expedition Purpose

The Perseus Arm appears to be less traveled and less documented than many other regions of the galaxy. Rather than simply passing through, this expedition will attempt to build a small field catalog of places worth visiting.

Commanders joining the expedition are encouraged to search for:

• Candidate community Points of Interest
• Nebulae and planetary nebulae
• Rare or visually striking star systems
• Scenic landable worlds
• Biological and geological sites with strong visual appeal
• Useful route anchors or safe staging systems
• Extreme or unusual planetary environments

The goal is not only to discover new systems, but to identify locations that deserve to be remembered, revisited, photographed, and possibly submitted to community POI catalogs.

Carrier Plan

The fleet carrier will act as the expedition’s mobile base. Current planning assumes approximately four major carrier staging areas within the Perseus Arm region.

Null Miridian (Q7Y-75J) will be the base carrier for this Expedition. Jumps will be planned out in advanced with estimated arrival times at each base camp.

Each carrier stop will serve as a local survey hub. From each base, commanders can spread out in different directions, scout nearby systems, document possible POIs, and return findings before the carrier moves to the next region.

Planned structure:

1. WHANU AA-A H0 (Wolf-Rayet Anchor / Entry Point)
   Initial gathering point and expedition start near the edge of the Perseus Arm.
2. OGAIHS AA-A H1 (Carrier Base One)
   First deeper survey area.
3. DRUMBAO AA-A E0 (Carrier Base Two)
   Mid-region survey area.
4. MUENOI AA-A E0 (Carrier Base Three)
   Farther Perseus Arm survey area.
5. EIMBAISP AA-A E0 (Carrier Base Four)
   Final deep survey area.

What Counts as a Candidate POI?

A system does not need to be completely undiscovered to be useful. A good POI candidate should have at least one feature that makes another commander want to visit it.

Examples include:

• A nebula or planetary nebula view
• A rare star or unusual stellar pairing
• A dramatic ringed planet or moon
• A landable body with a memorable sky
• Biological life in a scenic location
• Extreme gravity, temperature, or orbital conditions
• A useful stopover system in a sparse area
• A system that photographs especially well

Suggested Documentation

When reporting a candidate POI, please include as much of the following as possible:

• System name
• Body name, if relevant
• Coordinates, if available
• Description of what makes it interesting
• Screenshots
• Landing coordinates, if surface-based
• Hazards, such as high gravity or difficult terrain
• Whether it has biological or geological signals
• Whether the system/body was already discovered, mapped, or first-footfalled

Expedition Outcome

The desired final result is a small Perseus Arm Field Guide containing the best discoveries from the expedition.

This may include:

• A shortlist of strong POI candidates
• A list of scenic landing sites
• Notable nebula or planetary nebula locations
• Rare stellar systems
• Biological vistas
• Useful carrier staging systems
• Screenshots and travel notes

If strong candidates are found, they may be submitted to community mapping or POI catalogs so future commanders have more reasons to visit the Perseus Arm.

Expedition Theme

The Perseus Arm may not be empty. It may simply be under-documented.

This expedition is about finding what deserves a marker on the map.

Zurara Generation Ship (SYREADIAE JX-F CO)

• Logs are dated 01/10/3270 (Euro standarded format)
• Invaders overpowered the crew and killed the main reactor. Used Hexedit to suicide…
• Traveled for a year (so faster than light)
• Invaders before but not the ones managing the cargo snapped?
• Was told something bad was out in space but not what…
• series of beacons dropped on Earth-like worlds or terraformable ones.
• Some worlds with seeders and biofilters…
• This happened as soon as they turned back!?? Look behind? Towards the Magnetic clouds?

Additional Logs were dated 21/08/3273 (3.5 years later)

• Said there would be clues to follow but no clues
• Left the logs to re-educate and memory might be wiped like its happened again.
• Said they needed waypoints…. waypoints means this isn’t the destination. 3 zones

• NGC 2244 Sector SO-Q d5-4 (B 6 d)
  • Nonhuman Sources found. NGC 2244 Sector SO-Q d5-4(B 6 d)_2025-06-07_23-07-03 (Was a crashed Thargoid probe. Couldn’t scan it. Was a ALGG in the system but the probes were on a moon of another gas giant. Screenshot taken.
• Made it to Rosette Sector PD-S b4-0 – Landed at the asteroid base in system and did a little repair from a rough landing. I then scouted out the local area for any interesting systems. Believe I will fly into the nebula and camp for the night in the glow of the dust.
• about 1 bil made from exo-bio.
• Set route to PHROEA HYPAI TN-T d3-4 (next stop in the route 2,657ly away. Does appear to be a dense area of space.
• I want to dip into Kepler’s Crest region when I’m close remember to detour that way.
• Nothing on note for the rest of the trip.
• Did see a one ALGG and Nonhuman Sources (crashed Thargoid probes)
• Make around 4 Billion from the trip.
• Ship worked great no complaints really.
• Over all just a nice trip and the Carbon Star was worth seeing as I got a large solar flare while there.
• Also the AA-A H0 system was cool but had nothing but massive star.

This is just a list of systems I want to check out, along with notes. These come from many different sources, or from what I see in the Galaxy Map. The list is in no order and will put “Notes” under each system name.

• (VISITED) DG Canum Venaticorum
  • Planet A 4 a - Iraxon Lane (Little settlement?) INRA Base
    • The Witch Story for the first Thargoid War (got screenshots of the logs)
  • Nothing else of note in the system.
• INRA base Taylor Keep Not sure where this is might be the above system)
• HIP 26176 (Permit locked) Fort Ashe? Came from JasperLit in a YouTube comment. Must be a way to get permit…
• PRISM – LORE
• Tau Ceti – LORE
• Lave – LORE
• (VISITED) Monkey Head Sector DL-Y D54 – (Drew Wager was here) Nothing special was here.
• SYREADIAE JX-F C0 – One of “The Club’s” safe harbors
• PLAA AEC IZ-N C20-1 – One of “The Club’s” safe harbors
• PRU AESCS TY-J A64-1 – One of “The Club’s” safe harbors
• (VISITED) HIP 22460 – (Protesus Wave Dangerous)
• HD 76133 (Far away not possible to get to Galaxy Up)
• (VISITED) HIP 17519 – Medical Center? (no such things in the system that I can see)
• HIP 17746 – Some YouTube Video on Thargoids
• Electra 4 – YouTube Video not sure on topics maybe guardians.
• Netertem – Generation Ship that when crazy over a signal they picked up 15ly away. 9th gen was just born use to get when this may have happened if its not dated.
• Pleiades Sector AB-W B2-4 – 3302 Galnet Article (Old and guessing Thargoids or Guardians came from the Guardian’s discord.) Crash Thargoid ships not worth it.
• HIP 18085 – (Nothign special just talked about in Galnet for the 6 month anniversary of the end of the Thargoid war.)
• Cornsar – YouTube
  • Bunch of Crashed Thargoid ships on the planets.
• Rego TC-X b29-0 – YouTube
• HIP 26176
• PMD 200948
• Alturis?
• Zeta 2 Cona
• Eridonis Constellation
• Epslion Eridoni
• Altair
• Sireus?
• Barnards Star
• Alpha Centoriee?
• California Nebula
• Reidquat – Elite II Manual Peter Jameson crash ship – No landable planets…. Not much here really
• Ross 154 – Elite II Manual – Where you start Sirocco Starport – Nothing special seen but Dark Wheel runs the system.
• HIP 45595 5 B
• COL 285 Sector BG-0 d6-93 – Abandon Land Settlement – Been here before, all staff just disappears. Somethign about a signel 10km away but i see nothing around. Could be part of a Halloween Event. Seem FD did this in 3308 whenever that was in RL.

| HIP 34707 B

HIP 34707 / Black Hole	VII	189.09 ly	N
p Puppis B p Puppis / Black Hole	VII	224.94 ly	N
25 Iota Ophiuchi B 25 Iota Ophiuchi / Black Hole	VII	245.22 ly	N
HR 490 B HR 490 / Black Hole	VII	274.81 ly	N
HR 490 C HR 490 / Black Hole	VII	274.81 ly	N
HIP 63835 D HIP 63835 / Black Hole	VII	275.46 ly	N
HIP 63835 C HIP 63835 / Black Hole	VII	275.46 ly	N
HIP 63835 B HIP 63835 / Black Hole	VII	275.46 ly	N
BD+28 4211 B BD+28 4211 / Black Hole	VII	299.52 ly	N
BD+28 4211 C BD+28 4211 / Black Hole	VII	299.52 ly	N
13 Andromedae B 13 Andromedae / Black Hole

HIP 64049

HIP 16548 – canyon city

2MASS J03291977+3124572 – Related to this https://canonn.science/codex/the-scriveners/?highlight=dredger

by Canonn Research

• Elite Dangerous, Undiscovered Odyssey Biology Count
• Elite Dangerous in Game Codex

Pull from the Frontier Forums. Post by marx

Region name	Region number	Space life (NSP)	Horizons Surface life (Biological POI)
Galactic Centre	1	Anomalies (KLTPQ)	Anemones, Sin. Tubers
Empyrean Straits	2	Anomalies (KQTP), Trees & Pods (Void Heart)	Brain Trees, Anemones, Sin. Tubers
Ryker’s Hope	3	Anomalies (K)	Anemones, Sin. Tubers
Odin’s Hold	4	Anomalies (KEP), Molluscs (Capsule)	Bark Mounds, Anemones, Sin. Tubers
Norma Arm	5	Anomalies (P), Molluscs (Reel)	Bark Mounds, Anemones, Sin. Tubers
Arcadian Stream	6	Nothing yet!	Bark Mounds, Anemones, Sin. Tubers
Izanami	7	Anomalies (E), Molluscs (Parasol)	Bark Mounds, Anemones, Sin. Tubers
Inner Orion-Perseus Conflux	8	Anomalies (E), Molluscs (Bulb)	Bark Mounds, Anemones, Sin. Tubers
Inner Scutum-Centaurus Arm	9	Anomalies (LPQ), Molluscs (Bell, Globe, Umbrella)	Brain Trees, Bark Mounds, Anemones, Sin. Tubers
Norma Expanse	10	Anomalies (K), Molluscs (Bell)	Brain Trees, Bark Mounds, Anemones, Sin. Tubers, Amphora Plants
Trojan Belt	11	Nothing yet!	Bark Mounds, Anemones
The Veils	12	Anomalies (P)	Bark Mounds, Anemones
Newton’s Vault	13	Nothing yet!	Bark Mounds, Anemones
The Conduit	14	Nothing yet!	Anemones, Crys. Shards
Outer Orion-Perseus Conflux	15	Anomalies (Q)	Bark Mounds, Anemones
Orion-Cygnus Arm	16	Anomalies (L)	Bark Mounds, Anemones
Temple	17	Molluscs (Bell), Trees & Pods (Peduncle)	Brain Trees, Bark Mounds, Anemones
Inner Orion Spur	18	Anomalies (PQ), Molluscs (Gourd), Trees & Pods (Collared pods)	Thargoid Barnacles, Brain Trees, Bark Mounds, Anemones, Sin. Tubers
Hawking’s Gap	19	Anomalies (L), Trees & Pods (Peduncle)	Bark Mounds, Anemones, Sin. Tubers, Amphora Plants
Dryman’s Point	20	Trees & Pods (Peduncle)	Bark Mounds, Anemones, Amphora Plants
Sagittarius-Carina Arm	21	Trees & Pods (Peduncle)	Anemones, Amphora Plants, Crys. Shards
Mare Somnia	22	Trees & Pods (Chalice pods)	Anemones, Amphora Plants, Crys. Shards
Acheron	23	Trees & Pods (Chalice pods)	Anemones, Crys. Shards
Formorian Frontier	24	Trees & Pods (Aster), Molluscs (Squid)	Anemones, Crys. Shards
Hieronymus Delta	25	Nothing yet!	Bark Mounds, Anemones, Crys. Shards
Outer Scutum-Centaurus Arm	26	Trees & Pods (Stolon)	Anemones, Crys. Shards
Outer Arm	27	Nothing yet!	Anemones, Crys. Shards
Aquila’s Halo	28	Nothing yet!	Anemones, Crys. Shards
Errant Marches	29	Anomalies (KL)	Anemones, Crys. Shards
Perseus Arm	30	Anomalies (Q)	Anemones
Formidine Rift	31	Nothing yet!	Anemones, Crys. Shards
Vulcan Gate	32	Molluscs (Torus)	Bark Mounds, Anemones
Elysian Shore	33	Nothing yet!	Bark Mounds, Anemones
Sanguineous Rim	34	Nothing yet!	Bark Mounds, Anemones, Crys. Shards
Outer Orion Spur	35	Anomalies (P), Molluscs (Bullet, Bell)	Brain Trees, Bark Mounds, Anemones
Achilles’ Altar	36	Nothing yet!	Anemones, Crys. Shards
Xibalba	37	Trees & Pods (Gyre)	Anemones, Crys. Shards
Lyra’s Song	38	Trees & Pods (Quadripartite pods)	Anemones, Crys. Shards
Tenebrae	39	Trees & Pods (Rhizome pods), Anomalies (L)	Anemones, Crys. Shards
The Abyss	40	Anomalies (L)	Anemones, Crys. Shards
Kepler’s Crest	41	Anomalies (P), Trees & Pods (Gyre)	Anemones, Crys. Shards
The Void	42	Nothing yet!	Anemones, Crys. Shards

How to Boxel Survey with EDJP

1. Pick a system (from the galmap, from a list, etc)
2. Launch EDJP and “Start Processing” (Image 1) (you can also set it to auto start on launch)

3. “Boxel Survey”, not “Boxel Explorer” (Image 2)

4. Several options to input your system into EDJP, pick one, depending on how you’ve picked your system. Select one and click “Go” (Image 3)
   • a) “Current System”
   • b) “Last Selected System”
   • c) “Last Plotted System” (Don’t worry too much about “Use Next Boxel”)
   • If you ever need to change any settings on a survey after starting, you can “Open Existing Survey”. Note that if you change your current, selected, or plotted system with this window open, you need to “Refresh.” Note, (as in this example, with Beagle Point), you can do a Boxel Survey off a custom named system. Every system has a ProcGen name, (Yes, even Sol), that can be determined based on the information in your journals.

5. Survey Details (Image 4)
   • a) Your “Boxel”. This is based off the system name you provided.
   • b) “Start System”. You’ll want “Beginning of boxel” if you are starting a new boxel. If you know you left off a Boxel Survey incomplete or are sharing with a friend, you can “Jump to” a system other than the first one.
   • c) “Options.” “Ignore Systems Visited” if you are sure you have personally scanned whatever is needed with your boxel on every system you’ve visited nearby. Uncheck if you aren’t sure if you FSSed or Honked or whatever, This setting also helps if you end up visiting other systems in the boxel out of order while jumping to your target system, if you have a low jump range, or if you are surveying a large boxel, as sequential systems won’t necessarily be nearby. “Ignore Systems in EDSM” will skip systems other CMDRs have surveyed and sent. Useful if you are completing a boxel survey alongside someone else, or a lot of the area was previously discovered.
   • NOTE: in EDSM doesn’t mean its been fully scanned, or even honked. It just means someone entered that system and submitted data. If you want to be sure data is complete you need: “Attempt to skip completed systems in EDSM” will only skip a system if EDSM has the Full System information. Note: this says “Attempt” because it will only check 10 systems at a time, due to a limitation in EDSM API. If it skips 10 in a row, it will stop checking and give you the next one, which may or may not be in EDSM. d) “Save and Start”

5. “Routing Mode” will display your next system. (Image 5) It automatically copies it to your clipboard. If you ever lose the system, the first button after the system name will copy it again. You can increment and decrement with the arrow buttons. You can also keybind increment and decrement, default is “Ctrl + [” for decrement and “Ctrl + ]” for increment. When you jump to the target system, EDJP will automatically increment the system and copy the next one. EDJP doesn’t know when a boxel ends. If you paste the target system in galmap, and get “No results found”, that means you’re done with the boxel, and you can pick a new system.

Earth Similar Score Program.
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• Orange Sidewinder = Server error (generic, usually related to your internet connection)
• Mauve Adder = Jump transaction failed (Matchmaker error)
• Black Adder = Inventory related transaction error (anything that is held temporarily such as cargo, redeemables, carto data, exobio data…), transaction got rejected by server due to error or invalid action.
• Blue Cobra = Mission related transaction error
• Gold Cobra = Mission related transaction error (after timeout)
• Pink Viper = Exobio acquistion error, action rejected by server
• Scarlet Krait = Inventory related transaction error (timeout)
• Silver Fer-De-Lance = Multicrew connection error