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System

Barnard's Star

Security 0 Lawless
Empire Neutral
Position 577.1, 364.1
1 AUJump Gate: AspidiskeAspidiskeJump Gate: DhenebDhenebJump Gate: MiraMiraJump Gate: Proxima CentauriProxima CentauriAntimatter Trace — Barnard's Star — Barely detectable antimatter signatures in the asteroid field. A long way from Sol, but for a determined miner, every containment cell counts.Barnard's Star Gas Pocket — A diffuse pocket of gas in the outer system, slowly dispersing. The star's low luminosity keeps temperatures here extremely cold.Barnards B — A candidate super-Earth near the snowline — the distance where volatiles freeze. Its existence remains contested: the radial velocity signal is real, but stellar activity mimics planet signatures in old, magnetically active red dwarfs. Something is here; exactly what is still argued.Barnards Star Star — The closest single star to Sol at 5.96 light-years — a dim, ancient red dwarf that may be over 10 billion years old. Moves across the sky faster than any other star, covering a full moon's width every 180 years. Long a subject of planet searches; persistent radial velocity signals suggest something may be here.Drifting Alloy — Barnard's Star — Sol alloy fragments tumbling slowly through the asteroid field. Somebody's ancient mining waste is your payday.Legacy Core Fragment — Ancient asteroid containing pre-Expansion era alloys. The composition suggests technology from humanity's earliest deep space ventures.Antimatter Trace — Barnard's StarBarnard's Star Gas PocketBarnards BBarnards Star StarDrifting Alloy — Barnard's StarLegacy Core FragmentStarPlanetAsteroid BeltGas Cloud
Jump Connections (4)
SystemDistance
Aspidiske 458
Dheneb 299
Mira 504
Proxima Centauri 483
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Points of Interest (6)
NameTypeClassDistance From Sun (AU)PositionHiddenReveal DifficultyDescription
☀ Barnards Star Star Sun — 0.0 (0.0, 0.0) — — The closest single star to Sol at 5.96 light-years — a dim, ancient red dwarf that may be over 10 billion years old. Moves across the sky faster than any other star, covering a full moon's width every 180 years. Long a subject of planet searches; persistent radial velocity signals suggest something may be here.
● Barnards B Planet — 1.2 (1.2, -0.3) — — A candidate super-Earth near the snowline — the distance where volatiles freeze. Its existence remains contested: the radial velocity signal is real, but stellar activity mimics planet signatures in old, magnetically active red dwarfs. Something is here; exactly what is still argued.
◈ Antimatter Trace — Barnard's Star Asteroid Belt — 2.9 (2.9, 0.0) — — Barely detectable antimatter signatures in the asteroid field. A long way from Sol, but for a determined miner, every containment cell counts.
◈ Drifting Alloy — Barnard's Star Asteroid Belt — 3.1 (3.0, -0.6) — — Sol alloy fragments tumbling slowly through the asteroid field. Somebody's ancient mining waste is your payday.
◈ Legacy Core Fragment Asteroid Belt — 4.1 (-3.8, 1.5) — — Ancient asteroid containing pre-Expansion era alloys. The composition suggests technology from humanity's earliest deep space ventures.
☁ Barnard's Star Gas Pocket Gas Cloud molecular_cloud 5.0 (4.7, 1.6) — — A diffuse pocket of gas in the outer system, slowly dispersing. The star's low luminosity keeps temperatures here extremely cold.

Resources

4 locations

Antimatter Trace — Barnard's Star asteroid_belt

ResourceRichnessRemaining
Antimatter Containment Cell 2 128
Copper Ore 30 94,706
Iron Ore 43 84,380

Barnard's Star Gas Pocket gas_cloud

ResourceRichnessRemaining
Argon Gas 30 45,439
Neon Gas 20 48,163

Drifting Alloy — Barnard's Star asteroid_belt

ResourceRichnessRemaining
Copper Ore 30 100,000
Iron Ore 31 100,000
Sol Alloy Ore 5 1,717

Legacy Core Fragment asteroid_belt

ResourceRichnessRemaining
Legacy Ore 22 4,000

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