Jo Ella's Flares A closed binary system that consists of Neutron Pulsar and a Black Hole, on the way to Colonia. It also features good views of the nearby nebula and the other celestial bodies within the system. Explorer Rating: 3.29 stars, 17 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Serenity A star system, only reachable with FSD boosts, that contains a neutron star, an MIII red giant, and multiple landable planets and moons. Explorer Rating: 3.5 stars, 20 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Ellaisms Remnant A small blue planetary nebula lit by a neutron star, with rare and dangerous P02-Type Anomalies in the rings of the first planet. Explorer Rating: 4.43 stars, 21 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Egg Brûlée An oblate Class V Gas Giant orbiting a White Dwarf completely inside its exclusion zone, passing through a jet cone every 15 minutes. Explorer Rating: 4.38 stars, 8 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Graveyard Ghosts Seven types of Anomalies around black holes within 500 ly of this system: the largest and most diverse Anomaly-area in the galaxy. Explorer Rating: 4.38 stars, 21 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Viridian Dreams Situated very close to the Colonia Road waystation world of Rohini, this Glowing Green Gas Giant is a must-see for anyone traveling the Colonia route. Explorer Rating: 3.86 stars, 21 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Dancing Rings of Atabey A gas giant hosting 4 water world moons, three of which are ringed. Explorer Rating: 3.23 stars, 22 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Three's A Crowd A quite uncommon configuration of trinary shepherd moons orbiting a helium-rich gas giant. Explorer Rating: 3.88 stars, 25 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

The Judicator's Reach A system with fast-moving ring structures, hazardous approach zones, and stunning views, between two closely-orbiting Metal-Rich worlds and a small rocky moon passing near one of the rings. Explorer Rating: 4 stars, 7 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Kepler's Fantasy A planet of a binary pair that has not only incredibly narrow Taylor rings, but also a total of four moons (rare in this configuration): two in a binary pair, and the fourth with an inclined orbit. Explorer Rating: 3.58 stars, 19 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Rusalka's Trilemma A ringed Gas Giant with Water-based Life circled by three watery moons: a ringed Earth-Like World, a second Earth-Like World, and a ringed Water World. Explorer Rating: 3.32 stars, 19 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Icy Muse A colourful green gas giant, one of the earliest discovered ones, with a considerable amount of oxygen in its atmosphere. Explorer Rating: 3.77 stars, 22 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Four Strings An extreme rarity: four Earth-like worlds, in three different orbital configurations. Explorer Rating: 3.33 stars, 18 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Prai Hypoo AA-A h60 nebula (Àrsaidh nebula) A nebula containing Guardian ruins and Notable Stellar Phenomena. Explorer Rating: 3.61 stars, 18 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

The Devil's Dancefloor This system houses a black hole and four neutron stars, with four of the five bodies in close binary pairs. There is also a tourist beacon here. Explorer Rating: 3.33 stars, 18 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Eeshorks AA-A h15 nebula (The Anvil) A bright emission nebula in a region of active star formation, and one of the two nebulae in the galaxy where the large Reel Molluscs can be found. Explorer Rating: 3.79 stars, 19 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Betelgeuse Betelgeuse is a red supergiant star 498 light-years away from Earth. If our own Sun were the same size, its surface would be beyond the orbit of Mars. Explorer Rating: 3.56 stars, 18 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Brain Flow A thin argon atmospheric high metal content world with rings, and Brain Trees on the surface. Explorer Rating: 3.56 stars, 18 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Black Lightning Black Hole system with no primary stars hosts a body with Electricae Pluma - which contradicts the Codex. Explorer Rating: 3.36 stars, 25 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Amundsen's Star The farthest Southerly system currently reachable, and an area of Gyre Trees. Explorer Rating: 4.36 stars, 36 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Azura Initiative A player-hosted bubble comprised of carriers in a 150 ly sphere around this system. Explorer Rating: 4.03 stars, 30 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

The White Crown A ringed white dwarf star in a binary orbit with an M class red dwarf star. It has multiple bodies nearby for sightseeing including a landable body with volcanism close to the ringed white dwarf. Explorer Rating: 3.56 stars, 16 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Gyroscope A moon that passes very close to its parent's rings and has a nearly perpendicular orbit. Explorer Rating: 3.47 stars, 19 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Dawn of Harmony A ringed White dwarf star with a set of trinary moons and an Earth-like world with a closely orbiting nested moon. Elsewhere in the system, a wide-ringed class K orange star. Explorer Rating: 3.5 stars, 16 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Death's Dance A pair of white dwarfs dancing silently in the night, lulling the unsuspecting planets to their demise. Explorer Rating: 3.53 stars, 19 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Spirograph Nebula The Spirograph Nebula is a planetary nebula 1,100 light-years from Sol, in the direction of Barnard's Loop and the Orion Nebula. It has strong cyan-green colors. Explorer Rating: 3.74 stars, 19 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Abeona's Blessing A Green Gas Giant with Water Based Life with beautiful green and crimson cloud bands. Explorer Rating: 4.23 stars, 30 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Asteria's Augury A beautiful Class I green gas giant with vivid green and pink cloud bands. Explorer Rating: 4.53 stars, 17 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Behemoth In The Pink Inclined moon of a gas giant with an oxygen atmosphere. It has Brain Trees and exceptional views of the rings of the gas giant. Explorer Rating: 4.48 stars, 44 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

The Ammonic Vulcan This is the largest Ammonia World on record (as of 3308/11/10) with an impressive ring system. Explorer Rating: 3.47 stars, 19 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Singularities' Playground Four black holes, co-orbited by a white dwarf and a ringed neutron star, all in one system. Explorer Rating: 4.15 stars, 20 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Gates of Alighieri Planet orbits less than 1.5 ls from its star. Fuel scooping is possible while gliding down to the surface. Explorer Rating: 3.55 stars, 20 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Jade Green Pentagon A green gas giant with a unique coloration: the green is concentrated around one pole of the planet, and forms a pentagon. Explorer Rating: 3.93 stars, 30 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Hypio Orb nebula and Anomalies T03-Type Anomalies, related to a nearby planetary nebula. Explorer Rating: 3.82 stars, 17 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Sky Lens A system with three black holes, where the distortion caused by their gravitational effect is particularly intense and can be seen from the surface of multiple landable bodies. Explorer Rating: 3.55 stars, 20 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Between the Rings Located in the Mynoaw nebula, this system contains a ringed moon that has a stunning view of it's parent planet's rings. Explorer Rating: 4.16 stars, 31 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Pendulum This system features a black hole, two neutron stars and three landable planets, all within 14 light-seconds distance. Explorer Rating: 4.12 stars, 17 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Pink Purie A T-Type star with a landable large radius icy planet in an eccentric orbit that brings the two close together every 4.9 hours. Explorer Rating: 3.89 stars, 19 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Rings of Paradise Located West of the bubble, this system holds an amazing view of a triple ringed Helium Rich Gas Giant from the surface of its second moon, with an argon atmosphere. Explorer Rating: 3.67 stars, 21 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

The Mother of all Solar Systems On the edge of the Temple region, this system features 25 stars in a single system, 23 of which are T-Tauri stars. At least 10 of them are visible from the entry point. Explorer Rating: 3.52 stars, 21 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Asterius One of only two systems hosting Stolon Trees and their pods, with scenic views of the nearby (10 ly) nebula. It also contains a body with Crystalline Shards yielding Antimony. Explorer Rating: 4.68 stars, 19 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Vegnue AA-A h17 nebula (Tsukuyomi's Wings nebula) A large nebula with Parasol Molluscs in the Notable Stellar Phenomena signals around it. Explorer Rating: 3.88 stars, 17 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Archer's Apple A Class I Green Gas Giant with vivid green and pink swirling clouds. Within the planet's rings are K10-Type Anomalies. Explorer Rating: 4.56 stars, 16 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Blue Lagoon A dark blue landable moon with a curious phenomenon: when it's in the shadow of its parent gas giant, the atmosphere appears to glow in the dark, as a thick blue fog. However, there is no eclipse now. Explorer Rating: 3.53 stars, 19 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Rackham's Peak At 5,319 ly above the galactic plane, this is the highest visited and highest inhabited system in the galaxy. Explorer Rating: 4.2 stars, 10 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Neverest II Located in body B 4, visitors can find a 9.6 km high mountain under a pastel sky. Explorer Rating: 3.89 stars, 27 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Goliath's Sling Located in Tenebrae, the last gas giant of this system has an unusually large ring surrounding it, which "slings" a ringed gas giant and its three nested moons, creating memorable views. Explorer Rating: 3.79 stars, 19 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Aurora Aqua A ringed White Dwarf star, orbited closely by a binary pair of a Water World and a landable atmospheric rocky body, also in a binary orbit with an M class star. Explorer Rating: 3.44 stars, 18 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Collection of Lesser Wonders A system with two Black Holes, a ringed White Dwarf, and a ringed Neutron Star. Explorer Rating: 3.62 stars, 21 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev

Prunes and Magnesia Two class III gas giants collide in this system approximately every 29 days. So named because it is more regular than the other colliding gas giants, Rhubarb and Custard. Explorer Rating: 4.05 stars, 20 Votes #elitedangerous @frontierdev