your galaxy is Calypso (3)
The gates of AGT Kuningu-Zaye CTF open to you, explorer!
This system is in the region Β« Nezkaubie Anomaly βž” Β»
Stellar Body #1 of Β« AGT Kuningu-Zaye CTF Β» system | B0p

region Β« Nezkaubie Anomaly Β»
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it's known system ! in the region Β« Nezkaubie Anomaly βž” Β»

source: https://nomanssky.fandom.com/wiki/AGT_Kuningu-Zaye_CTF

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π–¦ΉCalypso (3) is a Harsh galaxy
⊞ Quadrant Beta β
β—° Sector 1
  β–˜ Block 1
    β˜ΒΉ Cube 1
β—‡ Region Β« Nezkaubie Anomaly Β»

This Region is Reachable
it's neither in the Fade or the Core

⬌West - East axis X 1

Galactic Core
↦ East Spatial Progression
Middle of the galaxy

⬌Top - Bottom axis Y 8

Very Close to Galactic Equator
β†Ÿ Upper Spatial Progression
Almost touching the middle of the galaxy

⬌North - South axis Z 0

Galactic Core
↧ South Spatial Progression
Right in the middle of the galaxy

Rβ‚€ β‰ˆ 3 225 light years from the core
With 2 planets, the AGT Kuningu-Zaye CTF system is a remarkable find

Planets: 2

Distribution: 2 stellar bodies, 2 planets

B0p spectral type

In the AGT Kuningu-Zaye CTF system, the central star is a B0p type, known for its blue appearance

the star appears blue in the galactic map
β˜€ Solar System Index #433
1 sun

The planets of AGT Kuningu-Zaye CTF orbit their lone sun in a graceful and timeless dance

Water: yes

The AGT Kuningu-Zaye CTF system is known for its vast bodies of water

Buy: -27.3 Sell: 51.6

The trade here is characterized by buy prices at -27.3 and sell prices at 51.6

Discovered on , the AGT Kuningu-Zaye CTF system was initially mapped by « » of the « Calypso Travellers Foundation »»
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