This breathtaking (don't think Keanu Reeves) view of a star field in Elite Dangerous is my favorite example of environmental storytelling. Each twinkling star is a unique system I can explore—planets, moons, stations, or even abandoned shipwrecks, each with its own untold story. The meticulously crafted scale of the galaxy creates a wordless narrative: a universe teeming with mystery, conflict, and discovery. This silent storytelling, where the environment sparks your imagination, is why I love Elite Dangerous!

Cotton production process.

The language barrier complicates things a bit, but one on behalf of Eltie Dangerous and Canonn Research.

Throughout my journey through this immense galaxy, I managed to get beautiful photos; I hope they do justice to the beauty of Elite Dangerous! I tried to add photos of the surface, with friends, and of planets/moons and stars.

Since its launch, I've been impressed not only by its jumping ability, but also by its beautiful curves, a perfect landing for a perfect ship.

I'm doing illegal missions (I'm evil), this simple guide of mine covers illegal black box type missions, which are very common for those who do BGS.

I hope you like it!

I wanted to add some different information to help players. I've already seen information about orbit and the 7-second rule, etc. Filters sometimes go unnoticed, but they are our friends. Whenever you do this: a combat, going to a station or a planet or to a signal, filters can help you find your way more easily and quickly. Without getting lost in too much information.