Jump Log (Day 12): The Plaa Thua Giants

			#DISC	CODE	TYPE	#DISC	CODE	TYPE
	8,025.34	LY Traveled (Total)	3	ELW	Earth-Like World (Human Breathable)	12	WBL	Water-Based Life (Gas Giant)
	26.23	LY Average Jump	12	TWW	Terrestrial Water-World	12	ABL	Ammonia-Based Life (Gas Giant)
	0.98%	Systems with ELWs	12	TCTWW	Terraforming Candidate Terrestrial Water-World	1	WG	Water Giant (Gas Giant)
			42	TCHMC	Terraforming Candidate High Metal Content	0	WD	White Dwarf
			3	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	Disc2	Disc3	Disc4	Disc5	Disc6	Photo	Photo Caption
	306	COL 89 SECTOR LQ-D B42-0	29.40		I have reached the shores of the Perseus Arm.
	305	COL 89 SECTOR IY-N C21-1	22.40	DETAIL	Three giants with water-based life here.	WBL	WBL	WBL				0077	Eyes of the storms
	304	COL 89 SECTOR IY-N C21-4	33.90
	303	COL 89 SECTOR AU-W B45-0	34.10
	302	COL 89 SECTOR YF-E D12-19	34.10
	301	COL 89 SECTOR OH-R B48-0	20.90
	300	COL 89 SECTOR SN-P B49-0	22.60	DETAIL
	299	COL 89 SECTOR UI-P B49-0	28.50
	298	COL 89 SECTOR DV-L B51-0	30.30
	297	COL 89 SECTOR HB-K B52-0	24.70	DETAIL	An amazing system with 5 Terraforming Candidates.	TCHMC	TCHMC	TCHMC	TCTWW	TCTWW		0076	Twins.
	296	PHEIA AIN RW-U B58-0	23.30	DETAIL	NEW SECTOR
	295	PLAA THUA ZY-B B0	29.50
	294	PLAA THUA RF-Z C0	29.60
	293	PLAA THUA HK-A D1	33.40	DETAIL	Huge star on the galaxy map.							0075	Orange Giant!
	292	PLAA THUA UD-T B4-0	29.40	DETAIL	Plenty to scan here. A4 and A5 look interesting.	TWW	TWW					0074	Crushing water-world.
	291	PLAA THUA YJ-R B5-1	33.10
	290	PLAA THUA GW-N B7-0	19.00
	289	PLAA THUA FT-T C3-3	29.60	DETAIL		WBL						0073	Striped giant with water-based life
	288	PLAA THUA PD-K B9-0	32.80
	287	PLAA THUA YP-G B11-0	19.40	DETAIL								0071, 0072	Leapoard spot gas giant, Ice Moon transit.
	286	PLAA THUA TC-V D2-13	30.00	DETAIL
	285	PLAA THUA IX-C B13-0	30.80
	284	PLAA THUA RL-O C6-4	22.10	DETAIL	B is 49k+ Ls from A but may have a TAW. Short drive so I'll make the trip. Unfortunatley it was just a metal-rich (MR) planet with 99.2% oxygen. Would be very hazardous to land there.
	283	PLAA THUA VR-M C7-3	26.90	DETAIL		TCHMC	TAW
	282	PLAA THUA ZV-V B16-0	29.90
	281	PLAA THUA XI-T D3-11	21.77
	280	PLAA THUA HI-S B18-0	30.60	DETAIL								0070	Sunrise, sunset.
	279	PLAA THUA PU-O B20-0	25.30
	278	PLAA THUA UA-N B21-0	20.00
	277	PLAA THUA MQ-F C11-1	22.90		Today my journey continues towards the Jellyfish Nebula.

Today I continued on towards the Jellyfish Nebula. I'm more than 3,900 LY from SOL. My route has taken me through Plaa Thua, Not only is Plaa Thua a large sector, it also contains giants. Giant planets and giant stars. The most impressive of which is the Orange Giant at HK-A D1. It was a sight to behold. It also highlighted  just how dirty my wind-screen is. It's no wonder everything is looking a bit blurry. I thought it was just the booze.

Once I crossed out of Plaa Thua into COL 89 I came across a system with FIVE Terraforming Candidates. HB-K B52-0 contains three metal rich worlds and two water-worlds. But that's not the amazing part. As IMAGE 0076 shows, the two water-worlds are twins. They are dancing around each other as they orbit the star.

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