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The subject of this article is from the Waypoint update.
The information from this article is up-to-date as of 21 February, 2023. |
The subject of this article is from the Waypoint update.
The information from this article is up-to-date as of 21 February, 2023.
The information from this article is up-to-date as of 21 February, 2023.
| Bokuni-Somed III-LU | |
|---|---|
| |
| Galaxy | Nepitzaspru |
| Region | Hulayshe Sector |
| Colour | Red |
| Spectral class | M9f |
| Distance to centre | 3,258 light‑years |
| Galactic coordinates | 07FB:0086:0800:0161 |
| Planet(s) | 5 |
| Waterworld | Yes |
| Faction | None |
| Economy | None |
| Wealth | None |
| Conflict level | None |
| Claimed by | The Luminumbra Collective |
| Discovered by | therealmortaine |
| Game Mode | Normal |
| Updated | Waypoint |
Bokuni-Somed III-LU is a star system.
Summary[]
Bokuni-Somed III-LU is a star system in the Hulayshe Sector.
Alias Names[]
| Original: | Bokuni-Somed III |
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| Current: | Bokuni-Somed III-LU |
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Discovered[]
By PC explorer Mortaine on October 26, 2022.
Planets & Moons[]
| Planet Image | Planet Name | Type | Extreme Weather |
Aggressive Sentinels |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Coklinn Tau | Lush | No | No |
| Resources: Star Bulb, Salt, Paraffinium, Cadmium | Notes: | |||
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Neileyaw XIII | Scorched | No | NO |
| Resources: Sodium, Phosphorus, Cadmium | Notes: Notes | |||
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Neninusc XVIII | Scorched | YES | NO |
| Resources: Solanium, Cobalt, Phosphorus, Activated Cadmium | Notes: Notes | |||
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New Totto | Barren | NO | NO |
| Resources: Cactus Flesh, Sodium, Pyrite, Cadmium | Notes: Notes | |||
|
Shboru | Frozen | NO | NO |
| Resources: Frost Crystal, Magnetised Ferrite, Dioxite, Cadmium | Notes: Notes | |||
Location Information[]
Coordinates[]
Glyphs[]
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System Location[]
Space station[]
This system has no space station.
Additional Information[]
Explorer Notes[]
I did a thorough survey of Neninusc XVIII here, a hellish planet with firestorms that literally set the ground aflame. 6 fauna species survive here against all odds, including a tiny predator known as the M. Brocardum.
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