# Help explain wh exits and connections

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**Category:** Wormhole Space\
**Created:** [November 14, 2017, 10:00am UTC](https://forums.eveonline.com/t/help-explain-wh-exits-and-connections/39238 "2017-11-14T10:00:44Z")\
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If you have a lowsec static, you should see a J244 wormhole leading to a lowsec system.

Regarding your questions, the C125 and M609 (M608 does not exists), yes the point of origin is your solar system. However, if you see the WH type it means K162 will open on the other side sooner or later.  
K162 means the point of origin is the other side of the WH connection.

Regarding how spawning K162 works, see:

> **[K162 spawn mechanics](https://forums.eveonline.com/t/k162-spawn-mechanics/8767)**
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> Every now and then people ask how K162 spawn mechanics works and every time there is misinformation in the answers. So here is a flowchart describing how it currently works. This mechanics is in place since Hyperion expansion. Feel free to...

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