https://community.elitedangerous.com/galnet/23-FEB-3301
Inspired by Universal Cartographics recent push to expand humanities borders, the Sirius Corporation has today announced its plan to launch a number of new colonial outposts to the very edges of occupied space.
Ana Quin, Sirius’ Junior Vice President of Interstellar Logistics, had this to say about the announcement:
“We’re very excited to move forward with this project. It’s been a long time coming, but finally the board have agreed it’s time to get the ball rolling. We’ve got the tech and the volunteers, all we need now is to know where to send them.”
Sirius is currently offering sizeable monetary rewards for explorers who bring usable exploration data containing potential candidate sites to their offices aboard Nourse Orbital in Lambda Andromedae
Te Kaha, HIP 8396, Takurua, Almagest, Robigo, Ceos, Sothis. all founded by sirius corporation
The question is the whole lineup of Sirius funded systems.
https://community.elitedangerous.com/galnet/12-MAR-3301
The 9 systems chosen to act as new homes to Sirius Corporation colonists are:
The Wredguia Colony Cluster
Wred**q**uia
Sirius Outposts
Question: So why did nothing change for Wredguia SX-L d7-92
?
System | Sol LY | Sirius LY | SD LY | Translation or other meaning | Stations or other |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Lambda Andromedae | 86.16 | 00 | 00 | HQ | |
Te Kaha | 232.27 | Maori+Eng+Maori: The Power or The ability -> strong |
New Horizons | ||
HIP 8396 | 298.16 | Stepping Stone Base, Titus Station | |||
Takurua | 359.23 | Maori: (It's) winter |
New Horizons Orbital | ||
Almagest | 386.24 | Eng->Maori->Eng Almagest ->Tino Aroha ->Really Love |
Sirius Reach. Almagest is synonomous Ptolemy and with work from Hipparchus | ||
Robigo | 436.81 | Hauser’s Reach | |||
Ceos | 486.64 | Brunel Hub, New Dawn, Babbage Gateway | |||
Sothis | 494.49 | Velinski Enterprise, Newholm Station, Don’s Inheritance, Sothis Mining, Vantage Point | |||
Wredquia SX-L d7-92 | 501.92 | Was never renamed or used by Sirius? Need to visit. |
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