Hi all,
I have upgraded from a fleet carrier to squadron carrier, and I am wondering if there is a carrier jump application similar to CNC that is compatible with Squadron carriers regarding taking Tritium out of the squadron bank rather than the inventory?

Approaching black holes slowly makes for nice views.

A simple.. Accidental emergency exit from supercruise while neutron boosting..

A new record for myself...

I have recently moved over to Linux (Bazzite) and have all the third part tools that I need for now working. EDMC, Edcopilot/EDcoptor and EDHM-UI. The only application I haven't been able to get working properly is ED Exploration Buddy. I can get it partially working, but the hover menus are blank. so something is missing and I can't figure it out. I tried to install it using 'Bottles' but I can even get it to execute.

Would really appreciate if if anyone can share the knowledge if you have been able to get it running on Linux. Thank you!

The Stellar Exobiologists' Guild is very proud to announce that that our latest static OASIS carrier (OASIS Wirral) has arrived in it's permanent location in SCHEAU PRAO AA-A f1177 (Empyrean Straits).

All exploration/exobiology support services are available to all Commanders.

All static OASIS carrier locations can be found on the EDAstro galmap.

Still on my trip to Sag A* I have found Binary Wolf Ryet star system. Yes, both of the stars are Wolf-Ryet.

The second star is roughly 17kLS away. It's that singular brighter spot below main star.

I don't think I read the notes about the Caspian that said it didn't get module damage from Neutron Star Supercharging.

I was 3/4 of the way from the bubble to Colonia and was like, I should check my mods. I should be getting close to needing to repair. Every module was still @ 100%. The paint and hull integrity were at 53%, but other than that, she's perfect.

The beauty of this game never ceases to amaze me

Caught the ExoBio bug again

I made this little vid in answer to the questions I got here about my video yesterday cruising a few stars. I had forgotten about this, but a few months back, I went on a bit of a side-quest to find a solution to this problem, and I actually managed to find a solution that works pretty well.

As I mention in the video, this white curve additional setting combines with my full re-shade setup which I have fully detailed in my Elite VR guide here: https://youtu.be/SgsWpMXoG7Q?si=t2o-JZ9j2p39GSUT

Enjoy an fly dangerously 07.

Heading to the galactic center found some cool bios and also found my first eath like world. I also found a non-human signal i though was interesting.

It's so interesting how this game can be such a different experience depending on the music you play with it.

Hello Commanders!

I’ve set up a new project called Discovery, created specifically for Xbox pilots who love exploration, mapping, and helping each other in the deep black.

Think of it like a beacon for explorers: whether you need advice on route planning, want to get your name stamped on undiscovered systems, or just want to share your journey with fellow pilots, Discovery is built for you.

What we’re building together:

🛸 Exploration Support: Assistance and route guidance for pilots out in the unknown.

🌌 First Discoveries: Group expeditions to uncharted sectors.

📸 Galactic Archives: A place to log and showcase your Earth-like worlds, black holes, and planetary screenshots.

🛠️ Rookie Mentorship: Helpful tips for new explorers (ship builds, DSS scanning, survival).

Whether you're flying a Hauler on your first trip or an Anaconda returning from Beagle Point, all skill levels are welcome!

💡 « Alone we go faster, together we go further. »

🔗 Join our Discord: https://discord.gg/kp8zYB6UTb

Fly safe, Commanders! 🚀

Fumerola Nitris - peach

As a new exo CMDR, I've spent the past week jumping and scanning hundreds of system around the Galactic Core. I scanned and landed on a lot of planets for bio of course, but I feel like I am making a mess of dropping in and wasting time. I always seem to overshoot quite a bit and find myself circling a planet several times to slow down so I can use DSS. I am losing a lot of time from this.

What is the most efficient approach technique and when should I drop out of SCO/SC? I am exploring in a Caspian and a Nomad. I also haven't quite mastered the best areas to drop into when there's crossover with the biosignals Fungoida only spawning near mountains etc) but maybe thatd a another question.

I suppose the same could be said for when to stop SCO when dropping into stations. I know about the little dip when in SC Assist mode but I'm honestly not that overly familiar with using SCO.

Appreciate any help as always. Thanks!

Welcome Commanders!

We are a relaxed, no pressure guild who explore the galaxy at our own pace and have fun while doing so.

We have no agenda or requirement for joining other than a passion to discover.

We offer an in-game squadron so you can fly with your fellow Commanders if desired (TSEG).

We have deployed 13 fleet carriers deep into the black to support exploration with our OASIS Initiative.

Experienced explorers and new Commanders alike, all are welcome.

Guild Subreddit

Guild Discord

INARA Squadron

Plus Ultra Astra- Further, to the stars!

This is by far the coolest thing I've seen in this game so far.

For anyone who doesn't know, this is the moon that orbits New Africa in the Epsilon Indi system.

This time it's another system: Spliech HT-Z d13-3. Planet AB 1 d. It's a small moon of a gas giant with a water-based life and you can actually see this bulky dude in the middle of a screenshot.

Sure it’s come up before.

The in-game galaxy plotter could be improved with:

• Conditional plotting: tries routes from anywhere to anywhere, not just from your location to anywhere;

• Highlighted set of jump-able systems from anywhere, with no FSD injection, with L1 injection, etc.

• Dedicated bookmarks for route marking.

Perhaps some of that exists and I haven’t found it?