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The subject of this article is from the Pathfinder update.
The information from this article is up-to-date as of 10 August, 2017. |
The information from this article is up-to-date as of 10 August, 2017.
| Antipodes Ring | |
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| Galaxy | Euclid |
| Region | Uugusteur Adjunct |
| Type | Constellation |
| Description | Six-star formation |
| Claimed by | Galactic Hub Project |
| Contact name | UniDestiny |
| Platform | All |
| Updated | Pathfinder |
The Antipodes Ring is a constellation.
Summary
Antipodes Ring - Lateral view
Antipodes Ring - Raised lateral view
The Antipodes Ring is a constellation sub-region located in the Uugusteur Adjunct. It is a formation of six stars that includes the HUB10-K-5F Foundation system, which is the lowermost star in the entire Galactic Hub.
Discovered
The region was first discovered and explored by Galactic Cartographer UniDestiny on PS4.
Composition
Five systems make up the ring itself:
HUB10-G-1E9 Jeminica
HUB10-V-200 Lodergrad
HUB10-V-1A6 Sachyris
The sixth star in the cluster, HUB10-V-1C2 Dachtylon ("finger"), sits above and in the center of the ring, but is still considered a part of the group:
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Additional information
The region as a whole contains 18 planets and 2 moons; in an odd coincidence of placement, each system has either one planet or five, never more or less. A lateral view of the Ring (right) shows Foundation at a slightly lower elevation than Lodergrad and Sachyris, making it the lowermost star in the Galactic Hub (just above the Degunthigh region).
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