A Dangerous Journey
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HIP 27952 - The Science-Fiction System
Comic - Sci-Fi
From the moment I decided to explore the colonization system in Elite: Dangerous I knew I wanted to give my system a sci-fi theme. The naming system for stations, outposts and settlements allowed it, but when INARA linked the names chosen to Galpedia and Wikipedia, I discovered not everything was as I intended. So here is the eBook that sets things straight.
A Cobra in the Backyard
Comic - Sci-Fi
A comic-style eBook showing the new survey pack theme for the Cobra MK III used in a short exobiology tour around "the bubble", to reveal how to "make a living" exploring planets and moons within the region of colonized space spanning 160 light-years from Sol.
The nearly 30-page comic-style eBook is a clear example that the area still has hidden planetary wonders waiting to be found. Or rediscovered…
The MIGHTY Sidewinder
Comic - Sci-Fi
Exobiologists should have one Sidewinder, the only ship that lands on a space the size of a handkerchief. The little Sidewinder is, in fact, more than a useful all-rounder, it is fast and fun… and the most ecological.
Discover how to get your own Sidewinder in Elite: Dangerous ready for exploration.
The Six Nebula Tour
Comic - Sci-Fi
A comic-style eBook showing aspects of the voyage organized by Commander Fuinnel for those interested in exploring some of the nebulas in Elite:Dangerous. The seven weeks long - or short... - tour of the six nebulas created the conditions for this 50-page eBook that ends being a document of the wonders experienced by the participants.
The Six Nebula Tour is published with a big THANK YOU to Commander Fuinnel, who created the tour, with the support of the Stellar Cartographers Guild, and offered the Fleet Carrier FOB Vindaloovia as "home" to the explorers who signed for this tour.
Journey to the PIT
Comic - Sci-Fi
The fleet carrier FOB Vindaloovia was scheduled to make two trips to EHAM, as a resupply vessel, so I took my Sidewinder and a suitcase - nothing more needed or allowed on board for this trip - and used the opportunity to explore the area in Elite:Dangerous Odyssey.
A Sense of Wonder
Comic - Sci-Fi
After finishing one eBook covering the Distant Legacy expedition I said to myself that the journey, which took us to some of the most fantastic places in the space simulation, could probably be shared with others, using some of the key images from the original eBook. That's how A Sense of Wonder took shape.
Remembering Yellow
Comic - Sci-Fi
Following a previous eBook dedicated to the memory of my calico cat Yellow, "Dangerous Journey" this new volume shares the story of my new voyage, with my two sons - in real-life - to the planet chosen as Yellow's Den, a pilgrimage that took us to Explorer's Anchorage and beyond, onboard the Fleet Carrier named... "The Yellow Star". This is a very personal eBook shared here because others might find it interesting. Hope you enjoy the images.
The NEBULAS at the Galactic Centre
Comic - Sci-Fi
After a series on Guardians and their Ancient Sites, it’s time to look at nebulas (or nebulae, if you prefer), starting at the Galactic Centre. Some of these nebulae belong to a very special and restrict group present in the core of the galaxy: they have not formed any stars, so they can only be seen from the planets and systems around them. It’s clearly an unusual situation, making it a challenge to create visual documents of these bodies.
The NEBULAS at Ryker's Hope
Comic - Sci-Fi
The Fleet Carrier “The Yellow Star” is on a trip to document nebulas in different regions of the galaxy. After a first volume dedicated to the nebulas (or nebulae, if you prefer the term) in the Galactic Centre the carrier headed to Ryker’s Hope to visit the most interesting nebulas in that region.
The NEBULA at the Trojan Belt
Comic - Sci-Fi
As we felt for The Veils, with its single nebula, we also approached Trojan Belt with caution, with fear that the trip would be in vain. We’ve yet, in fact, to find a region from the galaxy that does not have exciting features that make you stay longer. The whole volume shared here is an example of how much you can find in the Trojan Belt. And we only touched the surface!