Entry 013
09-07-3305
19:30:03
Inner Orion Spur|Plaa Eurk DO-M B48-2
I've come across some really cool Purpureum metallic crystals in a Proto-Lagrange cloud in the system I'm currently writing this from. They look sort of like the crystals I saw before in the Spirograph nebula, but those were found in the rings of a gas giant. These weren't found in anything like that, and they certainly weren't orbiting around any particular planet. They're also deceptively big, as I've found out. Very interesting discovery!
Log update on 11-07-3305 at 15:34:15 in IC 1396 Sector JW-V D2-5
I seemed to have forgotten to write an update after visiting the Elephant's Trunk Nebula, but I guess I don't have to write an update every single time I leave a nebula. I took enough photos of the nebula that I was satisfied with, and I'm now already halfway to the Cave Nebula. After I visit the cave nebula, I will be making the last short trek in this journey, to the NGC 782 Nebula. Then, it will be a very long trek to the Bubble Nebula. I have a suspicion that I will be very bored along the way to the Bubble Nebula, so I'll try not to go insane. Let's just hope for the best.
CMDR Consortia signing off, for now.
