Satellite

Revision as of 20:19, 3 January 2018

A Satellite is a man-made communications object found in orbit of inhabited Earth-like worlds (as Encoded emissions), or near installations.

When scanned, it produces data (often rare and very rare). To collect data, target it and centre it in your field of view. Your ship will scan it automatically, and you will receive data.

Finding Satellites

To Find a satellite, you can orbit a planet between 6Mm - 10Mm, at 10% - 20% throttle and drop in to Encoded Emissions signal sources. They're usually at inhabited Earth-like planets. Check that the dark side of the planet has city lights.

Target a planet, get a decent orbit distance where your FSD max is 200km/s or more. For example at Earth it's a 7.5mm orbit. Then you can maintain the distance and fly around until a Unidentified Signal Source appears. With an Encoded Signal Source it's often a satellite. These can give data such as Specialized Legacy Firmware.

In the Parutis system there are usually a few satellites floating around the entrance to Evans Port.

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	Aberrant Shield Pattern Analysis Atypical Encryption Archives Decoded Emission Data Divergent Scan Data Eccentric Hyperspace Trajectories Pattern Delta Obelisk Data Pattern Epsilon Obelisk Data Security Firmware Patch Thargoid Residue Data Thargoid Wake Data
	Abnormal Compact Emissions Data Adaptive Encryptors Capture Classified Scan Fragment Datamined Wake Exceptions Guardian Module Blueprint Fragment Guardian Vessel Blueprint Fragment Guardian Weapon Blueprint Fragment Modified Embedded Firmware Peculiar Shield Frequency Data
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-[[File:Satellite 1.jpg|thumb|220x220px|A satellite near a scientific installation.]]
+[[File:Satellite_Inhabited_Planet.png|thumb|300px|A satellite above an inhabited planet]]
-A '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a man-made communications object found in orbit of inhabited [[Planets|Earth-like worlds]] (as [[Unidentified Signal Source|Encoded emissions]]), or near [[Installation|installations]].
+A '''{{PAGENAME}}''' is a man-made communications object found in orbit of inhabited [[Planets|Earth-like worlds]] (as [[Encoded Emissions|Encoded emissions]]), or near [[Installation|installations]].
+When scanned, it produces [[Materials|data]] (often rare and very rare). To collect data, target it and centre it in your field of view. Your ship will scan it automatically, and you will receive data.
+== Finding Satellites ==
+[[File:Satellite-1.png|thumb|200px|Satellite]]
+To Find a satellite, you can orbit a planet between 6Mm - 10Mm, at 10% - 20% throttle and drop in to Encoded Emissions signal sources. They're usually at inhabited Earth-like planets. Check that the dark side of the planet has city lights.
+Target a planet, get a decent orbit distance where your FSD max is 200km/s or more. For example at Earth it's a 7.5mm orbit. Then you can maintain the distance and fly around until a [[Unidentified Signal Source]] appears. With an Encoded Signal Source it's often a satellite. These can give data such as [[Specialised Legacy Firmware|Specialized Legacy Firmware]].
+In the Parutis system there are usually a few satellites floating around the entrance to Evans Port.
+==Gallery==
+<gallery>
+Satellite_Inhabited_Planet.png|A satellite above an inhabited planet
+Satellite 1.jpg|A satellite near a scientific installation.
+Satellite 2.jpg||A satellite variant.]]
+Satellite-1.png|Satellite
+</gallery>
+{{Template:MaterialsNavbox}}
-When scanned, it produces [[Materials|data]] (often rare and very rare).
-[[File:Satellite 2.jpg|thumb|220x220px|A satellite variant.]]
 [[Category:Signal Sources]]
+[[Category:Guides]]
+[[Category:Technology]]

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Revision as of 20:19, 3 January 2018

Finding Satellites

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