A High Metal Content Planet with Stratum Tectonicas is a good place to take a selfie.

I upgraded my Anaconda configuration recently, so I took some screenshots from my test run in nav beacon bounty hunting:

I was brainstorming and decided to draw a polygonal station. The reason for this choice is that theoretically a geometrical polygon-shaped station could be developed in a modular-rule-coded way. What I mean is that with a set of rules, the dev team maybe could generate several variations from the same algorithm, but I'm just speculating.

Another feature I think may be cool, is to add more mailslot entrances to the station, but for this design I decided to keep the one mailslot version.

It looks like there are new large ships coming this year. I think they are probably variations of the most popular large ships, in my opinion, the Federal Corvette, Imperial Cutter, and Anaconda.

I'm really excited about possible powerful new MkII/Gen.2 versions of these heavy beasts. What a year full of new content in Elite Dangerous! Thanks and congratulations to the dev team!

I was not sure about my goals in Elite Dangerous this year, but after Trailblazers now I'm decided:

1st: I need to finish my initial system infrastructure;

2nd: I need to expand the system infrastructure to all slots available.

Since there is a lot of material hauling involved, and this will require a considerable amount of time, there are only two goals. So let's go now!

I liked the update, and I think the new game feature has brought more life and play options for the game. I've claimed one system, and I'm building my system infrastructure right now. The material acquisition process can be tricky for some materials, but the great views of Elite Dangerous Galaxy are always refreshing. Here are some pictures of my hauling process, picking materials into one surface outpost and delivering them in my system colonization ship:

I am really curious about this. Is this scientifically accurate? A neutron star so close to another star without exploding or something else? Well, I really don't know.

When I went to Colonia, I stopped at a few nebulae and took some pictures. Here are some of them. I also took a picture from a neutron star that was close to another star. It was the first neutron and a normal star duo I had seen in the game, so I wondered if that would be possible in the real universe.

My exploration ship is a DiamondBack Explorer, which I have named Antarctica. Antarctica symbolizes respect and admiration for the region's natural beauty, extreme conditions, and scientific significance. It also honors historical expeditions and explorers who contributed to our understanding of this remote part of the world. And I like Antarctica, I would go there if I could.

My suggestion is the Maia Star system, right in the center of Pleiades Nebula where you can see the beauty of their own nebula and even other nebulas not so far. This nebula is bright and beautiful, you can notice it’s bright even being far from it. It's not the biggest out there in the black, but there is lore to support this entry. This region is where the mysterious alien structures were found before the Thargoids attacked the humans. Maia and its neighboring systems within the Pleiades Nebula hold significant historical importance and are situated in an aesthetically remarkable region.