The system of Van in the Anama constellation of Aridia was known throughout Empire space for its concentration of lush, habitable worlds, full of forests and nutrient rich soils. It is rare in Eve to find a system with five verdant temperate planets in stable orbits. They were dubbed the garden worlds of Van and attracted tourists from all factions across the Empire. Though nominally under Amarr control, the real dominance rested with an inbred, powerful, and thoroughly corrupt monarchy known as the Monlocks whose centre of power resided on Van I, the most beautiful of the garden worlds. They had held sway for nine generations, by deceit, intrigue, assassination, and skirmish. The local hegemony was not total, however; and an Amarr administrative outpost located in orbit of Van III Moon I strived to keep the excesses and independence of the Monlocks in check as much as they were able. There was little to be done though beyond bureaucratic rebukes and official audits. The Van system is remote, heavily populated at the time, and in the unlikely event an Amarr fleet could be spared, what would it do? Any military action or deposing of the monarchy would simply plunge a fragile yet acceptably stable system into anarchy and strife. Better to tread lightly and tolerate the eccentricities of the Monlocks in return for token obedience was the Amarr doctrine at the time.  It was 67 years after the Yoiul Conference that the first tourists began to vanish. The Monlock forces did scant little except proffer excuses, conspiracy theories, and reluctance to investigate, and even in Amarr offices it was assumed merely to be an uptick in local crime. The disappearances continued and it was only when a famous singer called Pilly G, known throughout Aridia vanished, that the uproar forced Amarr command to dispatch an Imperial Legate to investigate.  Imperial Legate Vostus Kodrore the Third arrived in system onboard an Abaddon class battleship called Mors Rebellibus , supported by six Omen class cruisers, each with a unit of Imperial arbitrators for anticipated combat and execution duties. An Imperial Legate possesses the authority to override any in-system court and decide themselves, without trial, any and all forms of punishment. It was assumed at the point of dispatch that the likely cause was the criminal gangs of one of the Van worlds, and violent hab block to hab block fighting was expected. No such combat came to pass. Upon investigation it was discovered that disappearances among residents had been occurring for over a decade, and the true extent of the problem was only fully revealed when the tourists began vanishing. Criminal connections proved unlikely at such scale, and the sinister and surprising conclusion was that mutated ‘biota’ was the culprit. Deformed plants and trees possessing mouths and teeth were discovered in the forests, rats with poisonous tentacles and abominations dubbed Tiger rabbits killed many of the investigating imperial arbitrators, swarming them en masse, deploying intelligent ambush techniques.  Suspicion fell upon the Monlock Monarchy, mostly caused by their evading and squirming answers. Detailed and persuasive Amarr interrogation techniques revealed that the Monlocks were employing a rogue team of geneticists from the Society of Conscious Thought to enhance the beauty of the flora and fauna, constantly trying to make ever rarer and more exotic looking specimens to attract and sustain the hugely profitable tourist trade. At some point the planned mutations had gained independent freedom, or been stolen, and vanished into the vast wilderness expanses, free to mutate unhindered. A swift mission saw the genetics team summarily executed after handing over all their data, although an Apotheosis shuttle did escape the cordon. An assessment was conducted on the civil strife and rioting likely if the monarchy were arrested and removed for trial on the Amarr homeworld, and it was deemed the Amarr forces were not plentiful enough to counter this. As such Van I was annihilated entirely from orbit by Reaper bombs. A sterile monument, warning other rulers of the consequences of unauthorised genetic meddling. No warning was given to the residents.  Van I, former capital world of the Monlock Monarchy For the other Van worlds the populations were spared, although vast quantities of a chemical  termed Brown Gomba was dropped across all wilderness areas. It was designed to counter the genetic mutations and was based on the data recovered from the executed team. Van III, after the Brown Gomba bombing It did not have the desired effect, and Brown Gomba combined unfortunately with the mutated life forms causing acceleration and further mutations, this is the cause of the notable browning seen from orbit. All local populations were hunted to near destruction by the mutant forms, a thousand million nightmares taken solid and biting form. The planets were deemed too valuable to entirely destroy; possessing lumber, minerals, metals, gases, and chemicals useful throughout Aridia and beyond. The Nightmare worlds were left as they were; the populations abandoned to their grim fates and warning beacons positioned in orbit around each planet. Industrial extraction is now generally achieved via robotics with the occasional heavily armed drop team to set up a new extraction system. These activities are routed through Van III Moon I Amarr Standard Station Constructions Warehouse. Despite this history, private individuals on skiffs and pleasure yachts have occasionally entered the atmosphere and landed. Teenagers showing off on brave adventures, and secret lovers trying to find a beautiful and remote beach for liaisons. The logs for many such travellers have been found on board their abandoned vessels, the endings invariably the tales of living nightmares. On several occasions some of the crew returned to their vessels with infected hosts attached. All have been located and purged. Be warned, gentle citizens. Gloria in immenso caelo Xi Shan Van III, after the Brown Gomba bombing

Log entry (III)YC126.03.11/09.36 Beauty. Oh thou stunning void. Vast enough to hide even my flaws. Beware, Sleepers live here, security rating -0.99. The local star is a A0IV (Turbulent Blue Subgiant), and there is also a Wolf-Rayet anomaly. It is a shattered system, with no moons, and all 9 of the planets are molten, lifeless, hateful things. Or maybe it is only my mood that is sour and hateful this day, the planets just planets, embittered only by my mind. So much is simply mind. I found myself weary of the Metropolis survey, so ordered, so neat. I decided upon a whim to take the nearest wormhole and ended up here. No stations here, no uncloaked ships, no activity, only deadly Sleepers hiding in the dark. The planets are all in the process of differentiating, with heavy molten material sinking towards the cores and the lighter silicates fractionating to the surface. Details of the planets appended below as always. Must be diligent. Molten Magma  There is nothing after no more And no more after nothing   When a rock get crushed When a mountain turns powder   When a bone is broken When the baoba is fell   When monument burn to ashes When the land rupture Giving way to fiery fury And chaotic chasm,     Then there is nothing after no more, And no more after nothing   When the beginning takes off from the end And the end from the beginning And a poor soul at the receiving end of their tyranny,   Then there is nothing after no more, And no more after nothing   When a poor soul had been poured like a drink offering, He becomes the cup and the drink, He is a product of time immemorial  and disruptive transformation, He becomes the fire and the ice, The wind and the whirlwind, He becomes the roaring thunder And the thunder roaring Argh, he becomes the molten magma, Threatening the foundation of the cosmos Said Adeoye Favour Large asteroid sized debris fields of semi melted silicates sometimes orbit the planets, such as IX below and I, II, III, IV above. And on scanning the system, beautiful shattered ice fields can be found, temporary and drifting. It feels a vast and melancholic universe at times. Thus concludes the record for the wormhole system J004150. Gloria in immenso caelo,   Dr Xi Shan Data Appendage for the J004150 wormhole system Extracted from the Eve Archive Primarium Limited quality control verification has been undertaken, but not on every data point. Be careful not to confuse commas with decimal points! Deemed robust for the most part, but use with caution.   Star J004150 A0IV (Turbulent Blue Subgiant) Age                       498,195,742 years Luminosity           29.961522763431 Radius                   1,263,271 km Spectral Class     A0IV Temperature        9,411.48 K   J004150 I Planet Type         Planet (Shattered) Density                 40.78 g/cm³ Eccentricity         0.04 Escape Velocity  0.657 km/s Mass Dust           1.202e+22 kg Mass Ga         3.136e+17 kg Orbit Period                      94.4 days Orbit Radius                     1.881 AU Pressure                              Very low Radius                                 4,812 km Surface Gravity                 0.05 m/s² Temperature                      345.64 K   J004150 II Planet Type                       Planet (Shattered) Density                               40.46 g/cm³ Eccentricity                        0.041 Escape Velocity                 1.259 km/s Mass Dust                          2.010e+22 kg Mass Gas                            4.228e+17 kg Orbit Period                      194 days Orbit Radius                     3.039 AU Pressure                              Very low Radius                                 7,580 km Surface Gravity                 0.142 m/s² Temperature                      307.91 K   J004150 III Planet Type                       Planet (Shattered) Density                               44.05 g/cm³ Eccentricity                        0.039 Escape Velocity                 0.611 km/s Mass Dust                          1.126e+22 kg Mass Gas                            2.889e+17 kg Orbit Period                      605.4 days Orbit Radius                     6.490 AU Pressure                              Very low Radius                                 5,012 km Surface Gravity                 0.047 m/s² Temperature                      347.08 K   J004150 IV Planet Type                       Planet (Shattered) Density                               39.02 g/cm³ Eccentricity                        0.037 Escape Velocity                 1.260 km/s Mass Dust                          1.983e+22 kg Mass Gas                            4.094e+17 kg Orbit Period                      1351.5 days Orbit Radius                     11.086 AU Pressure                              Very low Radius                                 7,550 km Surface Gravity                 0.153 m/s² Temperature                      282.53 K   J004150 V Planet Type                       Planet (Shattered) Density                               39.24 g/cm³ Eccentricity                        0.04 Escape Velocity                 1.289 km/s Mass Dust                          1.979e+22 kg Mass Gas                            4.190e+17 kg Orbit Period                      2058.4 days Orbit Radius                     14.675 AU Pressure                              Very low Radius                                 7,503 km Surface Gravity                 0.146 m/s² Temperature                      296.54 K   J004150 VI Planet Type                       Planet (Shattered) Density                               41.09 g/cm³ Eccentricity                        0.045 Escape Velocity                 0.688 km/s Mass Dust                          1.103e+22 kg Mass Gas                            2.743e+17 kg Orbit Period                      2860.8 days Orbit Radius                     18.276 AU Pressure                              Very low Radius                                 4,877 km Surface Gravity                 0.044 m/s² Temperature                      325.35 K   J004150 VII Planet Type                       Planet (Shattered) Density                               42.25 g/cm³ Eccentricity                       0.043 Escape Velocity                 0.661 km/s Mass Dust                          1.164e+22 kg Mass Gas                            2.879e+17 kg Orbit Period                      5837.9 days Orbit Radius                      29.403 AU Pressure                              Very low Radius                                 4,382 km Surface Gravity                 0.043 m/s² Temperature                      327.17 K   J004150 VIII Planet Type                       Planet (Shattered) Density                               37.05 g/cm³ Eccentricity                        0.042 Escape Velocity                 1.228 km/s Mass Dust                          1.877e+22 kg Mass Gas                         4.474e+17 kg Orbit Period                      8525.6 days Orbit Radius                    37.848 AU Pressure                              Very low Radius                                 8,029 km Surface Gravity                 0.163 m/s² Temperature                      298.37 K   J004150 IX Planet Type                        Planet (Shattered) Density                                41.17 g/cm³ Eccentricity                        0.039 Escape Velocity                 1.221 km/s Mass Dust                          1.848e+22 kg Mass Gas                            3.978e+17 kg Orbit Period                      14076.9 days Orbit Radius                     52.873 AU Pressure                               Very low Radius                                 7,398 km Surface Gravity                 0.136 m/s² Temperature                      312.76 K

Log entry (II)YC126.19.10/10.16 Yes, the numbering of these planets seems rather drunken, but I have verified the data, illogical but accurate. Arlek in the Meinigefur constellation, Metropolis, Minmatar Republic. Easy I thought. High security 1.0 space I thought. Only one station near moon V. Warning to all, there are some Mordu’s Legion Barghest craft floating around on arrival, despite Angel cartel being the normal trouble makers in this system. I had a very, very close encounter with a barghest near the only station, a Core Complexion Inc. factory. Repair and refinery is also possible here. Food is terrible and expensive, the water rather stale, and the crew best avoided. Drunken hammering at my door during the night and next time I’ll stay on my ship. 7 planets, 52 moons (oh that is going to take a long time!) with 8 asteroid/ice belts mostly of scordite and veldspar according to mining output reports. I do not have time to survey the asteroid belts during The Great Survey – the moons are enough of a task! Leave it to those that follow. The sun is an M4 V class star (main sequence dwarf), however, the Archive Primarium states a temperature of 2733.00 K when an M4 should have a temperature ~3400 K. 2700 K would be an M7-8. Further, the Archive Primarium states a luminosity 0.01218 when 0.038 would be expected. The spectral energy distribution (SED) peaks in the near infrared, with very weak hydrogen lines. Please treat the Archive Primarium with sceptical caution. Before beginning the system survey proper, I poked my nose into the Tetrimon base, there is a transponder pinging away for it in system. Thus I did find a large structure with multiple acceleration gates nearby and lots of aggressive ships flying about. I left, I am not a fighter. I suggest simply avoiding this site entirely in your travels. Stay safe, fly peaceful. Arlek I A gas planet of significant size (ignore the Eve data sheet, it is not small and without atmospheric pressure, that would be silly for a gas planet). It has a dense and occluded atmosphere, very acidic and destructive on the probes I sent in, the electronics barely survived a few seconds. Now, the reactive gas component turned out to be tiny when analysed, but fizzlingly potent. The rest was an ionic and aqueous soup with moderate levels of noble gases and base metals at lower depths and where the banding becomes darker, mostly species of copper, lead, nickel and zinc. Windspeeds were gentle, ~3.4–5.4 m/s, just enough to create the concentric banding patterns. The poles were choked in sulphur, mostly carbonyl sulfide (OCS) and sulfur dioxide (SO2). No life was detectable. Freezing upper atmosphere temperatures rose with depth until the equipment failed, though with high error bars throughout. Not a place for a holiday. I may need to return to Thera soon for more probes! The moons were…. Drumroll…. Mostly basalt, with some diorite and andesite in the uplands of moon I, VI, and V and these were the only moons with distinct highlands and lowlands indicative of core differentiation during its early eras. Moon I does not have biota in the lowlands, the green hue is exposed gabbro and peridotite, only slightly serpentinized in the nearly anhydrous environment, sample below. Moons VI and VI had higher Fe content than the others, explaining the red hues. Although there was cratering it was never excessive, testament to the absorbing power of the planet and the protective shielding of the outer planets. None of the moons have either atmospheres, past or present volcanics, or signs of life. Scanning electron microscope analysis for hematite for rock sample P37d on moon VI. Arlek II The famous ‘fireworld of Arlek’. A surprisingly busy place with regular tourist shuttles on fixed schedules, landing on a floating gantry to observe the sea of fire (observable in the Southern hemisphere in the picture above). A game for the rich, indeed tickets are normally so expensive visiting is often done as a mark of wealth and status rather than any interest in the geology. But still, I must not place scorn on us humans for this kind of pettiness, it is harmless enough. Let them hide behind their cooling shields and pay small fortunes for vapour sprays. So, what to say of this magnificent planet? Molten, silicic pools, a very thin film of sort of basalt but often exotic clumps of many varieties can be found, tiny pools of rare metals of osmium, iridium, palladium, ruthenium, rhodium, tellurium and rhenium and a host of base metals. The scan is indeed correct that felsic mineralogy is scant, it has not had the planetary differentiation yet to produce surface felsic components such as alkali and plagioclase feldspars, quartz, feldspathoids etc. Mostly though it is mafic (light microscope rock sample of mafic mineralogy below with cross polarised lense in A, the dark black are air vesicles). The surface ranges from 700 to 1,200 °C, and although the hot winds can feel fierce, they are gentle in real terms and there is little in weather patterns on Arlek II. It has no life. There is one ‘moon’ if it can be called that, consisting of  five large basaltic asteroid fragments held together by what can only be termed ‘space gunk’. The gunk is a mixture of crushed rock, ice (water and CO2) and mud. No life or atmosphere. Arlek III This gas giant is a pearl, full of swirling storms and poetry, crackled lightening and whispered rapid winds. Ionic and aqueous liquid mostly in vapour form, though only the upper atmosphere can be surveyed. The probes die at depth, crushed by atmosphere and communication interference. There could be oceans down there or concrete, that is for later investigations. No bio signs, but base metals in the lower depths and noble and reactive gases higher up. Strong winds, storms, some that move, others apparently static… perhaps indicating topological features at depth. The colour banding is chemical with reds near the poles and jade greens with turquoise blues near the equator. The poles were high in ammonium dichromate, lead(II) iodide, and iron(III) chloride hexahydrate, whereas the equatorial regions were dominated by copper(II) sulphate pentahydrate, copper(II) chloride dihydrate, cobalt(II) chloride, and nickel(II) chloride hexahydrate. A tasty salty soup! The planet has four moons, III and IV being the larger. III is the only non-mafic, and it has high felsic contents. I suspect it did not form concurrent with the others and may have swept into the system and got captured by the gas giant gravity well. That might explain the huge impact crater it displays (although IV has a subtler but considerably larger one replete with a central uplift. III also has minor ice and carbonates, although not organic. I and II do have life on them, which fits the narrative that they are less scarred by major impacts and outer solar system journeys. Single celled and seems to use CO2 and sulphur compounds, although I cannot talk on biota with any authority - it simply isn't my wheelhouse. Safe to say they won't be invading anyone any time soon. Arlek IV Home of the Arltoi tribes. You will see no electric lights of cities from space here. These are wild lands of a protected people. They ride animals called stirons, 8 limbed muscled beasts with a mixture of very thick fibrous hair and light chitin carapace. The tribes are savage, to each other and certainly to an outsider. Besides, it is illegal to land, banned by CONCORD at the request of tribal elders and for the safety of capsuleers. Sadly, people do break this ban, and off-world narcotics are creeping into tribal culture, and Arltoi people vanish now and then, sometimes whole villages. Still, it is beautiful. Varied weather, little by way of vegetation on the planet but immense shrublands of a dry hardy variety that come about knee high. There is life in the oceans but it has not been seriously studied beyond sightings of ‘evil leviathans and watery daemon people’. It is a world of myths, impossible to explore. Oxygen and nitrogen rich atmosphere. There appears to be many small continental plates, although most (not all) volcanism is subsurface subduction zone activity. No serious geological mapping has been done or is possible. Basalts on the ocean floor, presumably underlain by gabbro and peridotite though no drilling has ever been done and no ophiolites are evident. The land masses are generally felsic, though with exceptions. No major mountain ranges but many smaller ridges and jagged wastelands. Diorite and feldspar seems to dominant above the water, with some very thick slices of carbonate, possibly ophiolitic in origin. A most unusual structure can be seen as circular dark spots top right of ship in the image below, possibly old volcanics or impacts? Odd shapes. I'm sure in 100 years it'll all be made into a hive world. The three moons are rather different, though all small. Moon I is heavily cratered mafic basalt and gabbro. Moon II is felsic, unimpacted, and possibly extrasolar in common with other moons in this system. Moon II is andesitic and would be unremarkable but for an enormous extinct volcano on its Northern pole, absolutely immense, albeit the gradient is slight. No life or atmospheres. Arlek V As if the Sky should part And show a further Sky— And that—a further—and the Three But a presumption be— Of Periods of Skies— Unvisited of Skies— Themselves the Verge of Skies to be— A mostly unreactive gas giant, base metals at depth, noble gases at altitude, aqueous and ionic clouds, mostly of dichromate and cobalt(III) amine (reddish bands), with manganates and copper complexes creating the greens. No life observed and probes die at depth. High winds in the upper atmosphere and only ‘minor’ weather disturbances (only thousands of km each!) This would be an excellent planet to extract metals from. There are subtle rings around the planet, mostly dust and small rocks of sand and pebble size of plagioclase feldspar composition. Moons I, II, IV, XI are andesitic with some felsic regions, and as with so many other moons in this system might be extrasolar. All others are basaltic. Carbonate outcrops on Moon VI, not caused by ice melt so perhaps some subsurface aquifer or ice volume? Possible biotic origin? Certainly, there are tough algal colonies on I, II, and III, surviving in a terrible thin partial atmosphere. I did not land, but I suspect, upon looking at magnified images, that the cells are not truly on the surface, despite the colouration. They appear to form a clear Si layer between them and the surface and propagate in this subsurface environment. Incredible extremophiles. Not my area of expertise. A huge impact crater on X. The red regions on IV is of an Fe oxide, probably degraded hematite, though the water source would be interesting to identify. Ah, so many endless things to study. I need a thousand thousand lifetimes. I do not miss my arms… perhaps I should become entirely robotic and explore the star’s mysteries in perpetuity? Apologies, I digress. Arlek VI The sum of the mole fractions of all the components present must equal 1. Possessing a radius of 31,140 km Arlek VI falls just short of the 38,226 km required to be a gas giant. Hydrogen, with helium in the depths, the black near the equator contains Iron(III) chloride anhydrate, whereas the dark green of the poles is manganate(VI), chromium(III), chromium (III) sulphate, and copper(II) chloride dihydrate. Some of the reddish hues are ammonium dichromate. No life is detectable. High winds but no storms, the few disturbances in concentric linearity are possibly due to unseen topology. The many moons of Arlek VI, 25 in all. Surveying is an act of patience and love, and needs to be when presented with such numbers. Far and away the best prize that life has to offer is the chance to work hard at work worth doing. The most evident thing is all moons possess variable topology with highland and lowland differentiation, implying at the very least some degree of melt fractionation and reforming of the crust, possibly with sustained lava oceans early in their formation. This fits with some of the very large impact sites visible (see moons VII, VIII, XX, XXIV, XXV for clear examples). Most are basalt though some border on andesitic surface mineralogy, XXII, and XXIII are the only felsic/diorite moons and may have come into orbit from a later date or else be the Si rich fractionated part of a greater whole that became shattered. XXI and XII are notably Fe rich, with oxidated iron giving their surface hue. XIII and XXII are the only two moons with biosignatures, both varieties of extremophile single celled organisms of an algal type living beneath a thing SiO coating to protect from the harsh environment. Full data appended below. Arlek VII A beautiful jewel of an ice world, teeming with plankton and microorganisms. The surface is frozen, although briefly cracking can occur and very temporary surface water appears. The cracking is perhaps due to subsurface convection or movements in a deeper core or lithosphere. The reddish hue on the surface seen from orbit is the plankton, an order of malacostracan crustaceans with a curved exoskeleton and two long and two short antennae. A macro plankton varying between 2 to 3 cm in length. The microorganisms are various types of archaea and protozoa. Both moons possess highland and lowlands, indicating fractional crystallization due to melting at some point in their pasts. The highlands being more andesitic and the lowlands basalt with some gabbro outcrops. This fits with the large impact sites visible. Thus concludes the record for Arlek. Gloria in immenso caelo, Dr Xi Shan Data Appendage for the Arlek system Extracted from the Eve Archive Primarium Limited quality control verification has been undertaken, but not on every data point. Be careful not to confuse commas with decimal points! Deemed robust for the most part, but use with caution. Red indicates an error or extremely problematic piece of data. Arlek Star Age 66,653,982,750 years Luminosity 0.01218 Radius 311,000 km Spectral Class M4 V Temperature 2,733.00 K Arlek I Planet Type Planet (Gas) Density 2028.49 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.063 Escape Velocity 23.366 km/s Mass Dust 8.974e+25 kg Mass Gas 6.738e+25 kg Orbit Period 139.7 days Orbit Radius 1.451 AU Pressure 134.40 kPa Radius 21,940 km Surface Gravity 12.442 m/s² Temperature 77.30 K Arlek I Moon I Density 835.39 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.006 Escape Velocity 0.299 km/s Mass Dust 2.926e+20 kg Mass Gas 8,984,900,000 kg Orbit Period 0.301 days Orbit Radius 215,443,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 437 km Surface Gravity 0.102 m/s² Temperature 77.30 K Arlek I Moon II Density 800.71 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.038 Escape Velocity 0.265 km/s Mass Dust 2.084e+20 kg Mass Gas 10,106,800,000 kg Orbit Period 0.638 days Orbit Radius 355,293,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 396 km Surface Gravity 0.089 m/s² Temperature 77.30 K Arlek I Moon III Density 1070.73 g/cm³ Escape Velocity 0.604 km/s Mass Dust 2.131e+21 kg Mass Gas 370,784,000,000 kg Orbit Period 1 days Orbit Radius 488,115,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 780 km Surface Gravity 0.233 m/s² Temperature 77.30 K Arlek I Moon IV Density 1156.13 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.001 Escape Velocity 0.751 km/s Mass Dust 3.938e+21 kg Mass Gas 2,080,620,000,000 kg Orbit Period 1.9 days Orbit Radius 730,054,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 933 km Surface Gravity 0.301 m/s² Temperature 77.30 K Arlek I Moon V Density 959.62 g/cm³ Escape Velocity 0.443 km/s Mass Dust 8.872e+20 kg Mass Gas 88,876,600,000 kg Orbit Period 3 days Orbit Radius 993,816,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 604 km Surface Gravity 0.162 m/s² Temperature 77.30 K Arlek I Moon VI Density 1077.01 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.032 Escape Velocity 0.614 km/s Mass Dust 2.233e+21 kg Mass Gas 482,176,000,000 kg Orbit Period 5.2 days Orbit Radius 0.010 AU Pressure Very low Radius 790 km Surface Gravity 0.238 m/s² Temperature 77.30 K Arlek II Planet Type Planet (Lava) Density 3343.31 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.097 Escape Velocity 5.893 km/s Mass Dust 1.121e+24 kg Mass Gas 4.167e+16 kg Orbit Period 284.1 days Orbit Radius 2.329 AU Pressure Very low Radius 4,310 km Surface Gravity 4.029 m/s² Temperature 918.49 K Arlek II Moon I Density 472.77 g/cm³ Escape Velocity 0.082 km/s Mass Dust 7.930e+18 kg Mass Gas 14,334,800 kg Orbit Period 7.3 days Orbit Radius 353,127,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 159 km Surface Gravity 0.021 m/s² Temperature 61.02 K Arlek III Planet Type Planet (Gas) Density 2366.59 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.033 Escape Velocity 15.035 km/s Mass Dust 2.213e+25 kg Mass Gas 8.203e+24 kg Orbit Period 435.4 days Orbit Radius 3.096 AU Pressure 34.94 kPa Radius 13,070 km Surface Gravity 8.648 m/s² Temperature 52.92 K Arlek III Moon I Density 706.66 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.002 Escape Velocity 0.308 km/s Mass Dust 3.491e+20 kg Mass Gas 18,216,700,000 kg Orbit Period 0.254 days Orbit Radius 124,203,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 490 km Surface Gravity 0.097 m/s² Temperature 52.92 K Arlek III Moon II Density 757.38 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.003 Escape Velocity 0.375 km/s Mass Dust 6.078e+20 kg Mass Gas 53,880,400,000 kg Orbit Period 1.4 days Orbit Radius 392,574,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 576 km Surface Gravity 0.122 m/s² Temperature 52.92 K Arlek III Moon III Density 1165.72 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.001 Escape Velocity 1.273 km/s Mass Dust 1.914e+22 kg Mass Gas 121,423,000,000,000 kg Orbit Period 3.5 days Orbit Radius 707,925,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 1,575 km Surface Gravity 0.513 m/s² Temperature 52.92 K Arlek III Moon IV Density 1080.66 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.025 Escape Velocity 1.027 km/s Mass Dust 1.044e+22 kg Mass Gas 15,432,500,000,000 kg Orbit Period 16.4 days Orbit Radius 0.013 AU Pressure Very low Radius 1,320 km Surface Gravity 0.399 m/s² Temperature 52.92 K Arlek IV Planet Type Planet (Temperate) Density 5240.62 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.003 Escape Velocity 15.338 km/s Mass Dust 1.579e+25 kg Mass Gas 2.247e+24 kg Orbit Period 598.3 days Orbit Radius 3.827 AU Pressure 12.40 kPa Radius 8,960 km Surface Gravity 13.128 m/s² Temperature 293.92 K Arlek IV Moon I Density 490.31 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.231 Escape Velocity 0.126 km/s Mass Dust 2.865e+19 kg Mass Gas 279,632,000 kg Orbit Period 0.406 days Orbit Radius 111,727,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 241 km Surface Gravity 0.033 m/s² Temperature 47.60 K Arlek IV Moon II Density 933.14 g/cm³ Escape Velocity 0.781 km/s Mass Dust 4.931e+21 kg Mass Gas 4,855,190,000,000 kg Orbit Period 4.1 days Orbit Radius 525,395,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 1,080 km Surface Gravity 0.282 m/s² Temperature 47.60 K Arlek IV Moon III Density 570.3 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.055 Escape Velocity 0.193 km/s Mass Dust 9.597e+19 kg Mass Gas 2,101,660,000 kg Orbit Period 38.3 days Orbit Radius 0.015 AU Pressure Very low Radius 342 km Surface Gravity 0.055 m/s² Temperature 47.60 K Arlek V Planet Type Planet (Gas) Density 1435.79 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.012 Escape Velocity 37.857 km/s Mass Dust 4.532e+26 kg Mass Gas 3.971e+26 kg Orbit Period 1067.1 days Orbit Radius 5.628 AU Pressure 300.53 kPa Radius 42,200 km Surface Gravity 16.935 m/s² Temperature 39.25 K Arlek V Moon I Density 502.39 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.003 Escape Velocity 0.175 km/s Mass Dust 7.527e+19 kg Mass Gas 135,243,000 kg Orbit Period 0.064 days Orbit Radius 132,577,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 329 km Surface Gravity 0.046 m/s² Temperature 39.25 K Arlek V Moon II Density 544.06 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.013 Escape Velocity 0.219 km/s Mass Dust 1.424e+20 kg Mass Gas 3,688,590,000 kg Orbit Period 0.113 days Orbit Radius 193,717,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 396 km Surface Gravity 0.06 m/s² Temperature 39.25 K Arlek V Moon III Density 627.84 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.004 Escape Velocity 0.329 km/s Mass Dust 4.478e+20 kg Mass Gas 19,718,100,000 kg Orbit Period 0.232 days Orbit Radius 313,313,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 554 km Surface Gravity 0.097 m/s² Temperature 39.25 K Arlek V Moon IV Density 706.67 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.05 Escape Velocity 0.459 km/s Mass Dust 1.154e+21 kg Mass Gas 38,346,300,000 kg Orbit Period 0.373 days Orbit Radius 430,318,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 730 km Surface Gravity 0.144 m/s² Temperature 39.25 K Arlek V Moon V Density 869.34 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.082 Escape Velocity 0.826 km/s Mass Dust 6.051e+21 kg Mass Gas 2,852,480,000,000 kg Orbit Period 0.784 days Orbit Radius 705,639,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 1,183 km Surface Gravity 0.288 m/s² Temperature 39.25 K Arlek V Moon VI Density 975.42 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.002 Escape Velocity 1.145 km/s Mass Dust 1.520e+22 kg Mass Gas 30,424,600,000,000 kg Orbit Period 1.8 days Orbit Radius 0.008 AU Pressure Very low Radius 1,548 km Surface Gravity 0.422 m/s² Temperature 39.25 K Arlek V Moon VII Density 1178.86 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.019 Escape Velocity 1.958 km/s Mass Dust 6.919e+22 kg Mass Gas 420,101,000,000,000 kg Orbit Period 3.1 days Orbit Radius 0.012 AU Pressure Very low Radius 2,409 km Surface Gravity 0.794 m/s² Temperature 39.25 K Arlek V Moon VIII Density 1130.8 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.001 Escape Velocity 1.740 km/s Mass Dust 4.959e+22 kg Mass Gas 356,032,000,000,000 kg Orbit Period 4.9 days Orbit Radius 0.016 AU Pressure Very low Radius 2,186 km Surface Gravity 0.691 m/s² Temperature 39.25 K Arlek V Moon IX Density 1245.61 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.004 Escape Velocity 2.289 km/s Mass Dust 1.075e+23 kg Mass Gas 3.486e+15 kg Orbit Period 7.4 days Orbit Radius 0.021 AU Pressure Very low Radius 2,739 km Surface Gravity 0.954 m/s² Temperature 39.25 K Arlek V Moon X Density 1276.18 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.007 Escape Velocity 2.451 km/s Mass Dust 1.305e+23 kg Mass Gas 822,198,000,000,000 kg Orbit Period 14.9 days Orbit Radius 0.034 AU Pressure Very low Radius 2,898 km Surface Gravity 1.034 m/s² Temperature 39.25 K Arlek V Moon XI Density 1058.61 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.018 Escape Velocity 1.443 km/s Mass Dust 2.926e+22 kg Mass Gas 42,233,800,000,000 kg Orbit Period 27.3 days Orbit Radius 0.050 AU Pressure Very low Radius 1,874 km Surface Gravity 0.554 m/s² Temperature 39.25 K Arlek VI Planet Type Planet (Gas) Density 2384.55 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.156 Escape Velocity 35.957 km/s Mass Dust 3.016e+26 kg Mass Gas 2.151e+26 kg Orbit Period 4316 days Orbit Radius 14.286 AU Pressure 295.99 kPa Radius 31,140 km Surface Gravity 20.76 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon I Density 288.26 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.053 Escape Velocity 0.067 km/s Mass Dust 5.699e+18 kg Mass Gas 4,276,320 kg Orbit Period 0.063 days Orbit Radius 107,035,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 168 km Surface Gravity 0.014 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon II Density 287.19 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.025 Escape Velocity 0.067 km/s Mass Dust 5.532e+18 kg Mass Gas 10,403,600 kg Orbit Period 0.087 days Orbit Radius 133,156,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 166 km Surface Gravity 0.013 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon III Density 300.16 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.065 Escape Velocity 0.076 km/s Mass Dust 7.876e+18 kg Mass Gas 17,725,800 kg Orbit Period 0.116 days Orbit Radius 160,528,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 184 km Surface Gravity 0.015 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon IV Density 340.35 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.039 Escape Velocity 0.108 km/s Mass Dust 2.152e+19 kg Mass Gas 97,615,100 kg Orbit Period 0.16 days Orbit Radius 199,059,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 247 km Surface Gravity 0.023 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon V Density 375.56 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.065 Escape Velocity 0.143 km/s Mass Dust 4.731e+19 kg Mass Gas 254,518,000 kg Orbit Period 0.234 days Orbit Radius 256,560,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 311 km Surface Gravity 0.033 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon VI Density 324.15 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.056 Escape Velocity 0.094 km/s Mass Dust 1.457e+19 kg Mass Gas 49,248,900 kg Orbit Period 0.304 days Orbit Radius 305,697,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 220 km Surface Gravity 0.02 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon VII Density 421.76 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.014 Escape Velocity 0.198 km/s Mass Dust 1.197e+20 kg Mass Gas 2,963,910,000 kg Orbit Period 0.372 days Orbit Radius 349,407,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 407 km Surface Gravity 0.048 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon VIII Density 316.34 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.005 Escape Velocity 0.088 km/s Mass Dust 1.199e+19 kg Mass Gas 21,479,500 kg Orbit Period 0.504 days Orbit Radius 428,216,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 208 km Surface Gravity 0.018 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon IX Density 478.91 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.005 Escape Velocity 0.284 km/s Mass Dust 3.308e+20 kg Mass Gas 24,980,400,000 kg Orbit Period 0.646 days Orbit Radius 504,891,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 548 km Surface Gravity 0.073 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon X Density 449.81 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.03 Escape Velocity 0.238 km/s Mass Dust 2.003e+20 kg Mass Gas 3,326,110,000 kg Orbit Period 0.985 days Orbit Radius 669,058,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 473 km Surface Gravity 0.06 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon XI Density 570.14 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.002 Escape Velocity 0.465 km/s Mass Dust 1.335e+21 kg Mass Gas 286,457,000,000 kg Orbit Period 1.3 days Orbit Radius 789,828,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 823 km Surface Gravity 0.131 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon XII Density 500.18 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.057 Escape Velocity 0.321 km/s Mass Dust 4.683e+20 kg Mass Gas 47,839,100,000 kg Orbit Period 1.6 days Orbit Radius 936,850,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 606 km Surface Gravity 0.085 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon XIII Density 657.05 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.001 Escape Velocity 0.695 km/s Mass Dust 4.153e+21 kg Mass Gas 3,660,180,000,000 kg Orbit Period 2.3 days Orbit Radius 0.008 AU Pressure Very low Radius 1,146 km Surface Gravity 0.21 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon XIV Density 409.53 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.025 Escape Velocity 0.182 km/s Mass Dust 9.457e+19 kg Mass Gas 3,278,260,000 kg Orbit Period 2.7 days Orbit Radius 0.009 AU Pressure Very low Radius 380 km Surface Gravity 0.044 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon XV Density 613.04 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.067 Escape Velocity 0.571 km/s Mass Dust 2.385e+21 kg Mass Gas 1,113,590,000,000 kg Orbit Period 4.1 days Orbit Radius 0.011 AU Pressure Very low Radius 975 km Surface Gravity 0.167 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon XVI Density 807.23 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.018 Escape Velocity 1.246 km/s Mass Dust 2.155e+22 kg Mass Gas 77,110,100,000,000 kg Orbit Period 5.5 days Orbit Radius 0.014 AU Pressure Very low Radius 1,852 km Surface Gravity 0.418 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon XVII Density 519.84 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.034 Escape Velocity 0.358 km/s Mass Dust 6.375e+20 kg Mass Gas 187,555,000,000 kg Orbit Period 6.7 days Orbit Radius 0.016 AU Pressure Very low Radius 663 km Surface Gravity 0.096 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon XVIII Density 685.9 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.001 Escape Velocity 0.785 km/s Mass Dust 5.856e+21 kg Mass Gas 3,715,100,000,000 kg Orbit Period 7.9 days Orbit Radius 0.018 AU Pressure Very low Radius 1,267 km Surface Gravity 0.243 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon XIX Density 829.55 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.049 Escape Velocity 1.346 km/s Mass Dust 2.681e+22 kg Mass Gas 320,492,000,000,000 kg Orbit Period 10.3 days Orbit Radius 0.021 AU Pressure Very low Radius 1,974 km Surface Gravity 0.458 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon XX Density 927.15 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.031 Escape Velocity 1.845 km/s Mass Dust 6.527e+22 kg Mass Gas 495,908,000,000,000 kg Orbit Period 16.3 days Orbit Radius 0.029 AU Pressure Very low Radius 2,559 km Surface Gravity 0.663 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon XXI Density 1077.97 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.013 Escape Velocity 2.828 km/s Mass Dust 2.180e+23 kg Mass Gas 1.766e+15 kg Orbit Period 29 days Orbit Radius 0.043 AU Pressure Very low Radius 3,638 km Surface Gravity 1.096 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon XXII Density 914.64 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.001 Escape Velocity 1.775 km/s Mass Dust 5.855e+22 kg Mass Gas 543,621,000,000,000 kg Orbit Period 52.8 days Orbit Radius 0.064 AU Pressure Very low Radius 2,479 km Surface Gravity 0.634 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon XXIII Density 876.71 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.048 Escape Velocity 1.574 km/s Mass Dust 4.172e+22 kg Mass Gas 152,230,000,000,000 kg Orbit Period 86.5 days Orbit Radius 0.088 AU Pressure Very low Radius 2,246 km Surface Gravity 0.55 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon XXIV Density 514.36 g/cm³ Escape Velocity 0.348 km/s Mass Dust 5.857e+20 kg Mass Gas 36,642,400,000 kg Orbit Period 132 days Orbit Radius 0.117 AU Pressure Very low Radius 647 km Surface Gravity 0.093 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VI Moon XXV Density 285.86 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.086 Escape Velocity 0.066 km/s Mass Dust 5.330e+18 kg Mass Gas 8,954,290 kg Orbit Period 169.5 days Orbit Radius 0.138 AU Pressure Very low Radius 164 km Surface Gravity 0.013 m/s² Temperature 24.64 K Arlek VII Planet Type Planet (Ice) Density 4193.81 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.004 Escape Velocity 14.348 km/s Mass Dust 1.445e+25 kg Mass Gas 4.753e+24 kg Orbit Period 12662.8 days Orbit Radius 29.279 AU Pressure 23.16 kPa Radius 9,370 km Surface Gravity 10.986 m/s² Temperature 254.62 K Arlek VII Moon I Density 280.43 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.064 Escape Velocity 0.101 km/s Mass Dust 1.920e+19 kg Mass Gas 84,028,700 kg Orbit Period 2.4 days Orbit Radius 377,073,000 km Pressure Very low Radius 254 km Surface Gravity 0.02 m/s² Temperature 17.21 K Arlek VII Moon II Density 587.74 g/cm³ Eccentricity 0.029 Escape Velocity 0.818 km/s Mass Dust 7.150e+21 kg Mass Gas 7,137,190,000,000 kg Orbit Period 254.2 days Orbit Radius 0.056 AU Pressure Very low Radius 1,425 km Surface Gravity 0.234 m/s² Temperature 17.21 K

Moon, planetary, asteroid, and station data and mapping for Anoikis regions in Eve Online The Complete Cartography of the Eve Space Volume Eve Geological Survey Planetary and Moon Data Service A work in progress (currently in Aridia and Anoikis) that aims to provide free planet and moon survey probe analysis for all systems in Eve. Click on the region, then system of interest to see a Pdf of the system moon and planet mineral data. Safe stations to dock in are also noted as well as planetary resources. A noikis or wormhole space Comprising 33 regions containing a total of 2604 solar systems To learn about wormhole types and properties - click here Surveying in active progress Click on region or class to go to that section. Click on system to see moon and planetary survey. (Number of solar systems therein) Class 1 A-R00001 (143) A-R00002 (153) A-R00003 (62) Class 2 B-R00004 (116) B-R00005 (102) B-R00006 (141) B-R00007 (50) B-R00008 (128) Class 3 C-R00009 (67) C-R00010 (51) C-R00011 (86) C-R00012 (105) C-R00013 (43) C-R00014 (96) C-R00015 (58) Class 4 D-R00016 (78) D-R00017 (25) D-R00018 (46) D-R00019 (94) D-R00020 (50) D-R00021 (115) D-R00022 (87) D-R00023 (28) Class 5 E-R00024 (110) E-R00025 (100) E-R00026 (68) E-R00027 (71) E-R00028 (92) E-R00029 (90) Class 6 F-R00030 (118) Thera G-R00031 (1) - Unclassified/unique Class 13 H-R00032 (25) Sentinel - Barbican - Vidette - Redoubt - Conflux K-R00033 (5) - Unclassified/unique V = Her Greatest Majesty Empress Xi Shan has gifted this system with a visit S = The system has been moon and planet surveyed and can be clicked to see the Pdf report L = There is a long form log report on this system in the Log page A-R00001 Region Solar systems (Planets) (Moons) (Asteroid belts) V (Visited) S (Surveyed) L (Log entry) 143 Systems of Class 1 designation Click on the constellation below to jump to that section, or just scroll. If a survey is complete you can click the system for a Pdf report A-C00311 Constellation (6 Systems) A-C00312 Constellation (12 Systems) A-C00313 Constellation (10 Systems) A-C00314 Constellation (10 Systems) A-C00315 Constellation (9 Systems) A-C00316 Constellation (9 Systems) A-C00317 Constellation (9 Systems) A-C00318 Constellation (12 Systems) A-C00319 Constellation (9 Systems) A-C00320 Constellation (12 Systems) A-C00321 Constellation (12 Systems) A-C00322 Constellation (11 Systems) A-C00323 Constellation (12 Systems) A-C00325 Constellation (10 Systems) C1 A-C00311 Constellation 6 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to null security space J100744 (7 ) (7 ) (0 ) Cataclysmic Variable J105443 (7 ) (44 ) (0 ) J114700 (12 ) (43 ) (0 ) J134914 (9 ) (58 ) (0 ) J160837 (8) (51 ) (0 ) J225046 (7 ) (54 ) (0 ) C1 A-C00312 Constellation 12 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to null security space J102655 (9 ) (42 ) (0) J105711 (9 ) (35 ) (0) Cataclysmic Variable J111301 (7 ) (7 ) (0) Cataclysmic Variable J113434 (10 ) (16 ) (0 ) J121358 (4 ) (5 ) (0 ) J134312 (12 ) (22 ) (0 ) Magnetar J135038 (6 ) (54 ) (0) J154535 (5 ) (50 ) (0) Black Hole J155429 (6) (17 ) (0) J164218 (8 ) (39 ) (0) J205818 (11 ) (31 ) (0) J222914 (7 ) (48 ) (0) Pulsar C1 A-C00313 Constellation 10 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to null security space J101729 (7 ) (47 ) (0) J112628 (8) (53) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J143204 (9) (29) (0) J153001 (10) (52) (0) J155023 (9) (46 ) (0) J162604 (10) (51) (0) J164807 (8) (29) (0) J204640 (12) (74) (0) Black Hole J221203 (6) (4) (0) Black Hole J233317 (5) (53 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star C1 A-C00314 Constellation 10 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to low security space J101453 (9) (13 ) (0) J105521 (6) (39) (0) Red Giant J125428 (12) (91) (0) J125713 (9) (65) (0) J131854 (8) (63) (0) Black Hole J135411 (11) (63) (0) Magnetar J144530 (7) (19) (0) J144855 (8) (27 ) (0) J144913 (9) (27) (0) J160534 (10) (56 ) (0) C1 A-C00315 Constellation 9 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to low security space J103404 (9) (41) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J112124 (7 ) (27 ) (0) J130842 (8 ) (59 ) (0) J145337 (8 ) (67 ) (0) J145406 (8 ) (55 ) (0) J150131 (10 ) (68 ) (0) J163203 (9 ) (63 ) (0) Cataclysmic Variable J171818 (8 ) (38 ) (0) Magnetar J224324 (8 ) (52 ) (0) C1 A-C00316 Constellation 9 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to low security space J124926 (9 ) (59 ) (0) Cataclysmic Variable J125843 (4 ) (4 ) (0) J130714 (9 ) (48 ) (0) Black Hole J142701 (8 ) (42 ) (0) J144938 (9 ) (49 ) (0) J154226 (11 ) (47 ) (0) J155459 (8 ) (61 ) (0) J232605 (4 ) (57 ) (0) J233828 (6 ) (42 ) (0) C1 A-C00317 Constellation 9 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to low security space J100250 (13) (34) (0) J101757 (3) (23) (0) Black Hole J104140 (9) (52) (0) J105039 (8) (50) (0) Pulsar J113721 (12) (78) (0) J115549 (7) (49) (0) J140741 (8) (78) (0) Black Hole J225555 (5) (27) (0) Magnetar J233550 (8) (55) (0) C1 A-C00318 Constellation 12 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to low security space J101336 (8) (51) (0) Cataclysmic Variable J105936 (8) (50) (0) Red Giant J110750 (8) (56) (0) J113653 (9) (29) (0) J114033 (8) (52) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J121131 (6) (7) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J123454 (8) (9) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J140121 (12) (25) (0) Magnetar J144303 (11) (32) (0) J154029 (10) (69) (0) J160039 (7) (57) (0) J161257 (8) (67) (0) Red Giant C1 A-C00319 Constellation 9 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to low security space J100040 (7) (32) (0) Black Hole J110431 (10) (92) (0) Cataclysmic Variable J133030 (11) (48) (0) Cataclysmic Variable J134446 (8) (99) (0) J143202 (9) (13) (0) J151106 (10) (59) (0) Magnetar J170645 (10) (74) (0) J210436 (12) (13) (0) J223733 (6) (44) (0) C1 A-C00320 Constellation 12 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to low security space J101408 (11) (55) (0) J103151 (12) (68) (0) Pulsar J111707 (10) (38) (0) J123708 (7) (31) (0) J123831 (8) (90) (0) J130602 (11) (70) (0) J134143 (7) (44) (0) J135245 (8) (24) (0) J135250 (9) (49) (0) J164927 (8) (45) (0) J214534 (6) (68) (0) J222206 (8) (57) (0) C1 A-C00321 Constellation 12 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to low security space J102206 (7) (57) (0) J104138 (11) (30) (0) Magnetar J114540 (9) (16) (0) J121516 (9) (12) (0) J125903 (6) (52) (0) J134939 (6) (40) (0) J141019 (10) (46) (0) J152537 (11) (50) (0) Black Hole J155013 (12) (53) (0) J162641 (6) (31) (0) Red Giant J215117 (8) (60) (0) J224442 (8) (7) (0) Black Hole C1 A-C00322 Constellation 11 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to low security space J114905 (10) (33) (0) J115545 (8) (50) (0) J120522 (7) (34) (0) J125011 (6) (71) (0) J134132 (9) (84) (0) J134637 (9) (30) (0) J141239 (10) (68) (0) J141812 (7) (70) (0) J144450 (4) (19) (0) J164550 (13) (67) (0) Magnetar J172907 (11) (58) (0) Pulsar C1 A-C00323 Constellation 12 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to low security space J105942 (7) (50) (0) Cataclysmic Variable J110213 (6) (5) (0) J110651 (8) (40) (0) J115048 (7) (31) (0) J123047 (9) (45) (0) J123111 (7) (69) (0) J140602 (6) (88) (0) J163804 (9) (48) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J171653 (11) (56) (0) J174405 (6) (54) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J215900 (9) (68) (0) Cataclysmic Variable J231541 (9) (34) (0) C1 A-C00325 Constellation 10 Systems Class I Systems possess static wormholes to high low null security space indicated by colour below. All systems are shattered. J002216 (7) (0) (0) low + null J002757 (8) (0) (0) high + null J004317 (5) (0) (0) high + low J004791 (9) (0) (0) high + low J005834 (8) (0) (0) Cataclysmic Variable high + null J005926 (8) (0) (0) Pulsar high + low J010569 (4) (0) (0) Red Giant high + low J012157 (7) (0) (0) low + null J012402 (5) (0) (0) Magnetar high + null J015092 (7) (0) (0) Black Hole low + null A-R00002 Region Solar systems (Planets) (Moons) (Asteroid belts) V (Visited) S (Surveyed) L (Log entry) 153 Systems of Class 1 designation Click on the constellation below to jump to that section, or just scroll. If a survey is complete you can click the system for a Pdf report A-C00001 Constellation (11 Systems) A-C00002 Constellation (12 Systems) A-C00003 Constellation (11 Systems) A-C00004 Constellation (12 Systems) A-C00005 Constellation (9 Systems) A-C00006 Constellation (10 Systems) A-C00007 Constellation (10 Systems) A-C00008 Constellation (12 Systems) A-C00009 Constellation (12 Systems) A-C00010 Constellation (12 Systems) A-C00011 Constellation (10 Systems) A-C00012 Constellation (10 Systems) A-C00013 Constellation (11 Systems) A-C00014 Constellation (11 Systems) C1 A-C00001 Constellation 11 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to high security space J105632 (0) (0) (0) J112913 (0) (0) (0) J120734 (0) (0) (0) J122659 (0) (0) (0) J125209 (0) (0) (0) Magnetar J130931 (0) (0) (0) J140831 (0) (0) (0) J160710 (0) (0) (0) J160835 (0) (0) (0) J161115 (0) (0) (0) J161811 (0) (0) (0) C1 A-C00002 Constellation 12 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to high security space J110101 (7) (68) (0) J110108 (8) (50) (0) J110906 (11) (12) (0) J113506 (7) (19) (0) J113820 (11) (45) (0) J115815 (9) (67) (0) J121418 (10) (67) (0) J133653 (5) (10) (0) J144704 (10) (75) (0) J171700 (12) (48) (0) J172240 (7) (28) (0) J213555 (9) (82) (0) Black Hole C1 A-C00003 Constellation 11 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to high security space J101020 (8) (50) (0) J104628 (6) (22) (0) J110545 (10) (35) (0) J114546 (7) (38) (0) J131232 (12) (72) (0) J150407 (12) (64) (0) Red Giant J153530 (7) (36) (0) J153536 (10) (24) (0) J204503 (10) (55) (0) Magnetar J215417 (7) (44) (0) J235419 (7) (0) (0) C1 A-C00004 Constellation 12 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to high security space J102630 (11) (42) (0) J133335 (8) (14) (0) J133613 (13) (53) (0) J134330 (8) (14) (0) J144632 (9) (36) (0) J150745 (9) (33) (0) J150827 (12) (20) (0) J152006 (7) (58) (0) J160345 (8) (44) (0) J165056 (10) (26) (0) J165901 (8) (44) (0) J213342 (10) (27) (0) C1 A-C00005 Constellation 9 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to high security space J110051 (6) (82) (0) J112250 (9) (40) (0) J114420 (6) (7) (0) J115738 (10) (61) (0) Pulsar J125925 (8) (36) (0) J142617 (8) (52) (0) J150818 (8) (42) (0) Pulsar J155935 (10) (39) (0) J232715 (11) (56) (0) C1 A-C00006 Constellation 10 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to high security space J101817 (5) (7) (0) J102849 (11) (41) (0) J104439 (7) (68) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J120335 (9) (80) (0) J122717 (7) (5) (0) J131551 (8) (52) (0) Black Hole J132216 (12) (57) (0) J132758 (10) (28) (0) Cataclysmic Variable J134145 (9) (83) (0) Pulsar J152928 (8) (54) (0) C1 A-C00007 Constellation 10 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to high security space J100211 (6) (49) (0) J104103 (8) (29) (0) J114107 (12) (69) (0) J114313 (11) (54) (0) J115200 (11) (108) (0) J152014 (8) (7) (0) J155029 (10) (39) (0) Black Hole J171019 (13) (57) (0) Cataclysmic Variable J223703 (7) (69) (0) J233359 (8) (61) (0) C1 A-C00008 Constellation 12 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to high security space J113050 (6) (45) (0) J114719 (10) (16) (0) J120621 (5) (37) (0) J121158 (7) (27) (0) Black Hole J130322 (8) (45) (0) J130542 (11) (46) (0) J141514 (9) (76) (0) J161524 (3) (8) (0) Pulsar J162118 (12) (54) (0) Cataclysmic Variable J162858 (7) (43) (0) J220654 (8) (41) (0) J231004 (8) (56) (0) Cataclysmic Variable C1 A-C00009 Constellation 12 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to high security space J100422 (4) (34) (0) Red Giant J104335 (12) (68) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J105700 (8) (41) (0) J105837 (14) (36) (0) J141150 (9) (67) (0) J143133 (7) (73) (0) J143628 (4) (20) (0) J150629 (6) (39) (0) J151601 (12) (62) (0) J161509 (9) (62) (0) J163743 (6) (6) (0) J215431 (8) (60) (0) C1 A-C00010 Constellation 12 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to high security space J110605 (9) (48) (0) J112129 (9) (14) (0) J122843 (6) (46) (0) Pulsar J123748 (5) (50) (0) J124051 (10) (26) (0) J130045 (10) (28) (0) J140019 (7) (27) (0) Black Hole J141017 (8) (20) (0) J143649 (7) (27) (0) J151141 (13) (42) (0) J213653 (11) (50) (0) J223855 (7) (26) (0) Red Giant C1 A-C00011 Constellation 10 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to high security space J102414 (11) (16) (0) J122114 (9) (17) (0) J122712 (10) (29) (0) J143002 (9) (35) (0) Black Hole J151518 (8) (25) (0) J160307 (10) (47) (0) Red Giant J163533 (10) (50) (0) Pulsar J170949 (5) (4) (0) J205004 (9) (76) (0) J213932 (9) (42) (0) C1 A-C00012 Constellation 10 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to high security space J102837 (10) (71) (0) Cataclysmic Variable J103320 (11) (97) (0) J124215 (9) (50) (0) Magnetar J130155 (8) (62) (0) J141038 (9) (83) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J142649 (7) (54) (0) J170544 (8) (75) (0) J172003 (8) (44) (0) J215754 (8) (13) (0) Red Giant J235001 (14) (66) (0) C1 A-C00013 Constellation 11 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to high security space J102734 (9) (13) (0) J105232 (5) (5) (0) J110126 (7) (31) (0) J120338 (6) (5) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J133128 (6) (47) (0) J142941 (9) (25) (0) Magnetar J144228 (6) (91) (0) Red Giant J150539 (8) (50) (0) Black Hole J155504 (7) (24) (0) J163156 (11) (63) (0) J223650 (8) (27) (0) C1 A-C00014 Constellation 11 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to high security space J102918 (6) (11) (0) J114914 (10) (14) (0) Cataclysmic Variable J115216 (9) (35) (0) J120256 (7) (77) (0) J140135 (11) (37) (0) Pulsar J143421 (6) (48) (0) J153311 (9) (65) (0) J164756 (10) (29) (0) J165216 (10) (79) (0) Red Giant J212504 (11) (73) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J223026 (9) (24) (0) A-R00003 Region Solar systems (Planets) (Moons) (Asteroid belts) V (Visited) S (Surveyed) L (Log entry) 62 Systems of Class 1 designation Click on the constellation below to jump to that section, or just scroll. If a survey is complete you can click the system for a Pdf report A-C00015 Constellation (12 Systems) A-C00016 Constellation (9 Systems) A-C00017 Constellation (9 Systems) A-C00018 Constellation (11 Systems) A-C00019 Constellation (9 Systems) A-C00020 Constellation (12 Systems) C1 A-C00015 Constellation 12 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to high security space J102005 (7) (72) (0) J102749 (7) (52) (0) J103341 (9) (54) (0) J105642 (9) (62) (0) J124451 (10) (81) (0) J133052 (7) (33) (0) J134540 (9) (40) (0) J142114 (7) (52) (0) J142119 (8) (76) (0) J142136 (7) (32) (0) J154354 (4) (22) (0) Magnetar J165741 (9) (15) (0) Cataclysmic Variable C1 A-C00016 Constellation 9 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to high security space J101845 (9) (59) (0) J103547 (6) (7) (0) J120431 (10) (39) (0) J134610 (9) (53) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J152353 (7) (36) (0) J160334 (5) (43) (0) Black Hole J161107 (6) (20) (0) J171805 (7) (6) (0) Red Giant J173842 (9) (16) (0) C1 A-C00017 Constellation 9 Systems Class I Each system has static wormholes to high security space J000000 (0) (0) (0) J000000 (0) (0) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J000000 (0) (0) (0) J000000 (0) (0) (0) J000000 (0) (0) (0) J000000 (0) (0) (0) J000000 (0) (0) (0) J000000 (0) (0) (0) J000000 (0) (0) (0) Unclassified G-R00031 Region (Thera) Solar systems (Planets) (Moons) (Asteroid belts) V (Visited) S (Surveyed) L (Log entry) 1 System Unclassified and shattered G-C00324 Constellation Thera (14 ) (0 ) (0 ) V H-R00032 Region Solar systems (Planets) (Moons) (Asteroid belts) V (Visited) S (Surveyed) L (Log entry) 25 Systems of Class 13 designation and shattered H-C00331 Constellation (4 Systems) H-C00332 Constellation (11 Systems) H-C00333 Constellation (10 Systems) C13 H-C00331 Constellation 4 Systems Class 13 J000487 (10) (0 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J000551 (8) (0 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J000621 (5) (0 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J000895 (7) (0 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star C13 H-C00332 Constellation 11 Systems Class 13 J000186 (6) (0 ) (0 ) Wolf-Rayet Star J000304 (8) (0 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J000327 (8) (0 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J000353 (6) (0 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J000452 (4) (0 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J000461 (9) (0 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J000522 (5) (0 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J000528 (6) (0 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J000595 (6) (0 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J000630 (5) (0 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J000965 (9) (0 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star C13 H-C00333 Constellation 10 Systems Class 13 J000102 (5) (0 ) (0 ) Wolf-Rayet Star J000214 (4) (0 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J000313 (9) (0 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J000427 (7) (0 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J000652 (5) (0 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J000685 (4) (0 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J000687 (7) (0 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J000719 (7) (0 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J000726 (6) (0 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star J000844 (7) (0 ) (0) Wolf-Rayet Star Unclassified K-R00033 Region Solar systems (Planets) (Moons) (Asteroid belts) V (Visited) S (Surveyed) L (Log entry) 5 Systems Unclassified K-C00334 Constellation J055520 (Sentinel) (7 ) (0 ) (0 ) V S Red Giant J110145 (Barbican) (4) (0 ) (0) V S Cataclysmic Variable J164710 (Vidette) (10 ) (0 ) (0) V S Magnetar J174618 (Redoubt) (6 ) (0 ) (0 ) V S Wolf-Rayet Star J200727 (Conflux) (8) (0 ) (0 ) V S Pulsar

The Complete Cartography of the Eve Space Volume Eve Geological Survey Planetary and Moon Data Service A work in progress (currently in Aridia and Anoikis) that aims to provide free planet and moon survey probe analysis for all systems in Eve. Click on the region, then system of interest to see a Pdf of the system moon and planet mineral data. Safe stations to dock in are also noted as well as planetary resources. Unknown space regions (Number of solar systems therein) Mapping not yet initiated 11 regions VR-05 (40) ADR05 (40) VR-04 (40) ADR04 (40) VR-03 (40) ADR03 (40) VR-02 (40) ADR02 (40) VR-01 (40) ADR01 (40) PR-01 (50)

Page to select which region of Eve to explore The Complete Cartography of the EVE Space Volume EVE Geological Survey Planetary and Moon Data Service Click to c hoose a region to explore... Empire High and low security Null security Anoikis Unknown Regions