Jump Log (Day 13): Quiet Desolation

			#DISC	CODE	TYPE	#DISC	CODE	TYPE
	9,108.24	LY Traveled (Total)	3	ELW	Earth-Like World (Human Breathable)	15	WBL	Water-Based Life (Gas Giant)
	26.32	LY Average Jump	12	TWW	Terrestrial Water-World	16	ABL	Ammonia-Based Life (Gas Giant)
	0.87%	Systems with ELWs	14	TCTWW	Terraforming Candidate Terrestrial Water-World	1	WG	Water Giant (Gas Giant)
			48	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
	346	JELLYFISH SECTOR IR-W D1-49	16.70	DETAIL	I'm quite close now, but I've pushed the Daydrinker hard today and I need some sack time before exploring the nebula. One last photo before sleep. I may sleep in the cockpit tonight.							0081, 0082	A captured gas giant in view of the Jellyfish. Sleeping in the cockpit tonight.
	345	JELLYFISH SECTOR DM-L B8-1	27.90
	344	JELLYFISH SECTOR IN-J B9-2	27.80		NEW SECTOR							0080	The Jellyfish Nebula. Approximately 6 jumps away.
	343	PHEIA AIN FR-V B3-2	33.80
	342	PHEIA AIN TB-W C2-3	27.10
	341	PHEIA AIN QJ-Q B6-2	26.80		NEW SECTOR
	340	COL 89 SECTOR AP-Z D2	33.80
	339	COL 89 SECTOR VX-A C1-11	34.10
	338	COL 89 SECTOR ZD-Z C1-6	28.90	DETAIL
	337	COL 89 SECTOR EV-X D1-29	22.70	DETAIL
	336	COL 89 SECTOR MV-S B6-1	14.70
	335	COL 89 SECTOR EV-X B1-9	31.30
	334	COL 89 SECTOR SM-P B8-1	22.70
	333	COL 89 SECTOR VS-N B9-1	26.80
	332	COL 89 SECTOR BU-L B10-2	22.30	DETAIL		WBL	WBL
	331	COL 89 SECTOR FA-K B11-1	29.70
	330	COL 89 SECTOR LR-G B13-0	33.40
	329	COL 89 SECTOR MH-U D3-32	33.30	DETAIL		WBL	ABL
	328	COL 89 SECTOR XO-O C7-5	28.90	DETAIL		TCTWW	TCHMC					0079	Siblings
	327	COL 89 SECTOR QN-S D4-18	24.10	DETAIL		ABL	TCHMC	ABL
	326	COL 89 SECTOR BV-M C8-1	21.20	DETAIL	Stopping to scan here. Lots of interesting planets to look at on the lagrange of A/B. C/D also has one EC worth looking at and is not far at just 3k Ls. A very tight system.	TCHMC	TCTWW	TCHMC
	325	COL 89 SECTOR FB-L C9-1	22.80
	324	COL 89 SECTOR UT-Q D5-1	25.90	DETAIL		TCHMC
	323	COL 89 SECTOR UT-Q D5-13	20.10	DETAIL		TCHMC
	322	COL 89 SECTOR BW-O B22-0	29.20
	321	COL 89 SECTOR FC-N B23-0	32.10
	320	COL 89 SECTOR QT-F C12-7	31.50		More desolation.
	319	COL 89 SECTOR QU-H B26-1	31.40
	318	COL 89 SECTOR WL-E B28-1	31.00	DETAIL								0078	Dancing dwarfs.
	317	COL 89 SECTOR YF-C C14-4	23.70	DETAIL	More gas giants and frozen moons.	ABL
	316	COL 89 SECTOR FY-A B30-0	26.90		The last several systems have been cold. Very cold. Only a few gas giants here and there. Mostly frozen balls of ice.
	315	COL 89 SECTOR CG-N D7-11	26.00
	314	COL 89 SECTOR PF-X B31-1	18.80
	313	COL 89 SECTOR HS-Y C15-5	33.80
	312	COL 89 SECTOR IH-L D8-33	17.60	DETAIL
	311	COL 89 SECTOR IZ-P B35-1	27.20
	310	COL 89 SECTOR MF-O B36-1	22.40
	309	COL 89 SECTOR VF-T C18-0	33.00
	308	COL 89 SECTOR ZX-I B39-0	28.40
	307	COL 89 SECTOR FZ-G B40-1	33.10		Continueing on towards the Jellyfish.

My path through COL 89 was disappointing. It was very cold and desolate. Ice world after ice world with a few gas giants in between and nothing much else to note. With the exception of the Jellyfish. I noticed it getting larger and larger with each jump. And as much as I want to continue on today, the Daydrinker and I need rest.  I have dropped into orbit above a large gas giant, captured high off axis to the rest of the system.  The Jellyfish is in view. Tomorrow.

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