You mean to tell me this was not the point to begin with?
But if not, this too.
No, it wasn’t the point to advertise to baddies. I’m just not so scared of the possibility.
We start in high sec and I won’t be releasing the route we’re taking beforehand, so the best way to kill us would be to join the fleet.
Just gotta have a contingency plan to take down anyone I don’t know too well in case they turn on us.
If anyone wants to come after me for some fighting, I’ll be roaming through Anoikis tomorrow night.
Now there’s an advertised target.
The focus will be on avoidance, but it’s totally possibly we might blap something. Ultimately there probably will be some danger and excitement and you’re right, it’s absolutely a selling point!
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I like this! The time is quite late for my current biorhythm, but I’ll see how I’ll feel. I would like to know the approximate duration of this pilgrimage.
UPDATE: Pilgrimage today at 0:00 (Okay, I know I said 23:59)!
Staging: Tanoo, Tebu Amkhiman Fortizar.
Available hand out ships: Five (5) T1 Frigates of each empire’s design.
(I still recommend you bring a travel-fit Interceptor if possible).
Hope to see you all there.
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I have arrived in Tanoo already and am looking forward to this fleet. Thank you in advance for running it.
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I am super proud to announce that the Nebula Pilgrimage was totally successful!
We took hundreds and hundreds of images, but I can’t fit them all here, so here’s just one image of each nebula!
Domain
Metropolis
Verge Vendor
Lonetrek
Cloud Ring
Jove Nebula
Perrigan Falls
Scalding Pass
Immensea
The Cauldron
Vapor Sea
Ginnungagap
We got to see a couple of the bizarre system effects in Anoikis too!
I want to thank everyone who joined me on our little trip. It was a whole lot of fun and I plan to do it again!
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I got to make it! Thank you for having me, Lyra.
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A most glorious and epic journey! I’m so proud we managed to cover so much ground and lose no one to anything but fatigue.
The galaxy is truly a beautiful place.
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I could not join this time as I had to sleep, but I’ll try to join next time.
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I had an amazing time! Thank you.
P.S. I know there was a local black out, but gosh a lot of null… even spamming D-Scan… is empty!
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I was especially impressed with Cloud Ring, though it seems like to appreciate it fully you need to see it both from outside and inside.
Do we have an image from a little outside?
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We do, in fact!
You can see more Cloud Ring shots here!
I’ve set up a whole little gallery, in fact!
Anyone who wants to see more of the shots taken by both me and others, please check it out!
Besides two of the four Anoikis shots, all images were taken on last night’s trip (I added a couple Anoikis images from previous Anoikis adventures).
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I admit, the CR images make me want to go nose around in O-IVNH a little. It’s the closest we can get to dead center in Cloud Ring.
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Good to know! I’ll remember that for the next trip!
I believe our shots from inside the ring were taken in FQ9W-C.
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Next (Event) Pirate pilgrimage 
You’ll have to host that one yourself.
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I’m posting here again to announce a repeat of the event for those who like sleeping a bit earlier for some strange reason!.
As the specifics are mostly the same, I’ll just drop the details:
When: Tuesday, September 24th, YC121, at 17:00.
BE IN THE FORTIZAR BEFORE 17:00 OR YOU WILL BE LEFT BEHIND!
Where: Gather at the Tanoo, Tebu Amkhiman Fortizar before setting off around the cluster.
Who: Anyone who is not set red to LUMEN (or with special permission).
Where we are going: High sec, low sec, null sec, Anoikis (for quick travel).
What to fly: Interceptors are best. Cloak and probes recommended. Outside of that, a quick frigate.
QUICK MEANS FULL HYPERSPACIAL RIGS! BASIC FRIGATES ARE AVAILABLE!
Cost: 0 ISK
NOTICE: The event will be filmed and the recording may be available for viewing.
Hope to see everyone who couldn’t make round one show up for round two!
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Oh boy! Here we go again! Wouldn’t miss it for a corvette of plex.
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Thank You Lyra North-Onren,
The photo gallery of your tour has been most useful in my research into wormholes and spatial rifts. I have been seeking an entryway into Jove space since YC-108, and your images have helped me to confirm that the origin point for all the violent wormholes is a single location, and based on the imagery that you have provided from your tours, combined with forensic imagery, most likely located within known space.
I have been conducting new expeditions into the shattered wormholes, especially looking for the solar systems within Annoikis, The J000xxx systems where the wormholes are only small enough to allow access for frigates and destroyers because I recently I obtained imagery of some ancient Talocan ruins within one of these systems, that may hold the key to harnessing the power of the Spatial Rifts and Wormholes to deliberately navigate throughout New Eden, including of course, Jove Space.
The Imagery I’m sharing with you now that was obtained just yesterday in J012475 a shattered wormhole system located within in Annoikis. This has been unclassified by Orbital Astrogeology, Inc. These photos are unedited with the exception that the OAGI exploration vessel module loadouts remain classified due to known pirate activity in nullsec, and w-space.
At the very epicenter of J012475 a class VI Wormhole system located in a close proximity to the the AOIV blue giant sun is a debris field approximately 250 Km in diameter which contains remnants of sleeper facilities and sleeper wormhole technology, and in addition, ancient Talocan station infrastructure, generators, and support equipment, as well as three apparently operational Talocan static gates. As everyone knows, the sleepers utilize static gates within their facilities to enable FTL jumps in much the same manner as DED uses gates to access distant pockets of space. This however was a Talocan static gate that was harnessing a static rift. In addition to all of this, there was no less than five violent wormholes at the shattered wormhole epicenter, and a close look at all of the wormholes revealed they are all, each and every one connected to just one other violent wormhole, which is located within the sight of Cloud RIng. I would like some help in finding this violent wormhole, what i call the Origin wormhole.
The Epicenter of J012745
The second image I’m providing today is of just one of the violent wormholes, within the epicenter of J012475. Because I was flying alone in a frigate class vessel, and there were sleeper combat vessels present, I did not approach the Talocan static gate and make any attempts to activate them, and conduct experiemnts, although I every much would have liked to. I would be interested in recruiting a small group of explorers who would be, from time-to-time be willing to accompany me on extended exploration expeditions into Anniokis to continue the search for a route into Jovian space.
One of the five violent wormholes located in the Epicenter of J012745
I’m also interested in sharing and exchanging exploration data with pilots that are exploring other regions of annoikis, especially in obtaining imagery of epicenters and unusual features of nullsec and J-space.
Thank You for your time today.
Taqai Out.
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Mr. Taqai,
I’m glad my images were of use to you! I wasn’t really expecting them to be. As a fellow explorer, I’m thrilled that I was able to give you help, however small, in your goal to get into Jove space.
When I’m not leading other capsuleers around the cluster or needed back home, I too spend a lot of my time in Anoikis and would love to assist you in your endeavor in any way that I can. Provided that you don’t mind working with me for scientific purposes, feel free to contact me and we can talk a bit.
As I’ve recently started working on the image portfolio you’ve seen, I’ll be focusing very much on finding those unusual features that you’re also looking for, so I’m sure we could work something out that works for both of us.
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