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🚨 48 years ago, we launched Voyager 1 — but it’s still nowhere near another star. Voyager 1 left Earth on September 5, 1977. Since then, it’s been racing through space at over 38,000 miles per hour (17 kilometers per second) — fast enough to cross the United States in under 5

Eden's Gate: Eden's Gate is a collection of closely orbiting ringed worlds with landable moons. https://t.co/Np11RCBeC7 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

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Wake up Commanders! People keep complaining about the lack of these elements in the game. I’m proposing them to help materialize these ideas, to make them tangible in our minds. I’m talking about the Elite Dangerous community… and yet, no retweets. Frustrating.

Scylla's Sanctum: A neutron star and a white dwarf can be viewed through the wide rings of a brown dwarf star (DE 2), from a landable moon on a highly inclined orbit. https://t.co/fsanTdFbBr #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Mimir's Inferno: A landable planet only 4 light seconds away from a white dwarf, moving through its jet several times a day. https://t.co/bhMc8sQQAQ #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

Grand Gulliver: This planet holds the current galactic record (as of 3310-12-11) for the largest landable thin atmospheric body, with a diameter of 28,744 km. https://t.co/LJzGIu5NJF #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

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Golden Cradle: A close stellar binary consisting of a ringed neutron star and a red giant. https://t.co/0pvhCwmyl9 #EliteDangerous @EliteDangerous @DavidBraben

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"FRB" #elitedangerous

To infinity and beyond 😜

#StellarScreenshots

WTF Big mama 🪐 r = 22601 km

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Solitude #EliteDangerous