Jump Log (Day 11): Transits

			#DISC	CODE	TYPE	#DISC	CODE	TYPE
	7,205.07	LY Traveled (Total)	3	ELW	Earth-Like World (Human Breathable)	8	WBL	Water-Based Life (Gas Giant)
	26.11	LY Average Jump	10	TWW	Terrestrial Water-World	12	ABL	Ammonia-Based Life (Gas Giant)
	1.45%	Systems with ELWs	10	TCTWW	Terraforming Candidate Terrestrial Water-World	1	WG	Water Giant (Gas Giant)
			38	TCHMC	Terraforming Candidate High Metal Content	0	WD	White Dwarf
			2	TAW	Terrestrial Ammonia-World	1	NS	Neutron Star
			1	TCR	Terraforming Candidate Rocky	0	BH	Black Hole
	Jump #	System	LY Jump	Scan	Journal Entry	Disc1	Body	Disc2	Body	Disc3	Body	Photo	Photo Caption
	276	PLAA THUA EI-J B23-0	28.00	DETAIL
	275	PLAA THUA IQ-P D5-2	23.90
	274	PLAA THUA MU-F B25-0	34.10
	273	PLAA THUA UG-C B27-0	34.20
	272	PLAA THUA AE-A C14-2	27.40
	271	PLAA THUA GZ-W B29-0	25.90
	270	PLAA THUA DK-Y C14-2	23.60	DETAIL	There are two moons around the first gas giant that look interesting. Probably nothing but I'm going to check them out. Was nothing but caught a beautiful moon transiting the ringed giant.							0067, 0068, 0069	Beautiful moon transit.
	269	PLAA THUA HQ-W C15-3	30.90
	268	PLAA THUA IQ-W C15-2	18.60
	267	PLAA THUA YS-P B33-1	18.30
	266	PLAA THUA CZ-N B34-0	33.30	DETAIL
	265	PLAA THUA LL-K B36-0	28.80
	264	PLAA THUA PR-I B37-0	31.90
	263	PLAA THUA YO-I D9-7	32.70	DETAIL	I really love finding these class A stars. More often than not they have more than one interesting EC and I almost always scan the entire system.	TCHMC	5	TAW	8
	262	PLAA THUA YO-I D9-1	22.60
	261	PLAA THUA DV-N C20-3	26.40	DETAIL		ABL	1					0065, 0066	Giant pristine ice rings. The ice field.
	260	PLAA THUA OC-Y B42-0	21.40	DETAIL
	259	PLAA THUA SI-W B43-0	25.10
	258	PLAA THUA VO-U B44-0	28.40
	257	PLAA THUA CQ-S B45-0	31.60
	256	PLAA THUA KC-P B47-0	24.60	DETAIL	Maybe an interesting EC here.	TWW	4	TCTWW	5
	255	PLAA THUA VO-G C24-1	23.70
	254	PLAA THUA VO-G C24-0	25.90	DETAIL	I have reached the half way point between the Orion Spur and the Perseus Arm. Also I'm looking out for the constructor fleet.
	253	PLAA THUA WU-J B5-0-	32.10		NEW SECTOR
	252	NGC 2264 SECTOR IF-D B1-0	34.10	DETAIL
	251	NGC 2264 SECTOR XO-Z D7	25.00	DETAIL	It is impossibly small. Exiting hyperspace I immediately cut my engines and dropped out of supercruise. At first I thought perhaps the map was wrong and that I had found a black hole. When it finally lit up on the scanner I was in disblief. It looked like one of the background stars.	NS	MAIN					0063, 0064	Not a background star. This neturon star is .22 Ls away. At .16Ls my temperature is at 95%.
	250	NGC 2264 SECTOR UX-X B3-0	20.90
	249	DISCOVERY CLAIM: SYSTEM HIDDEN	XX.XX
	248	DISCOVERY CLAIM: SYSTEM HIDDEN	XX.XX
	247	DISCOVERY CLAIM: SYSTEM HIDDEN	XX.XX		I have just spotted a Neutron Star and have plotted a course to investigate.

I have passed beyond the half-way point between the Orion Spur and the Perseus Arm. There are lots of long jumps here but plenty of stars to choose from.  I am having no problem plotting a reasonably straight course to the Jellyfish.

Of interest, a neutron star. Impossibly small. I would not let the Daydrinker closer than .16 Ls as she reached 95% heat at that distance.

In  PLAA THUA DK-Y C14-2 the scanner picked up two moons around a gas giant that looked promising.  Unfortunately they were just pretty rocks, however I snapped a few pics of the inner-most moon as it made a transit across the gas giant.  It was a beautiful sci-fi moment.

I also added some fields to the "elite spreadsheet" to capture my average jump distance and the percent of systems I've visited that have Earth-like worlds.

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