Hello its Ricardo and I'm in the Colonia area space in my ship the inquisitive
badger and as you can see from the coordinates and system name I've got on
the screen I'm sightseeing in Colonia now this takes taking me to this rather
nice ice world but I found about two jumps away from the main colonia system
it is rumored on the internet that there is a geyser field okay of huge plumes of
steam and water being ejected into the sky as a fantastic planet as well
orbiting this ice world and we'll take a closer look at that a little bit later
so it was quite easy to find the coordinates and they're put on the
screen now but also I'll put them in the description as you can see up on the
ridge line you can see the geezers or geysers
so fine in front of the area by the coordinates was quite easy and once you
got in the general area of the published coordinates seeing these huge plumes of
steam or water or whatever was quite easy to find and then you could just
manually head towards them very rocky terrain however so be very careful with
your fov take it easy I get spun around quite a few times on
my approach and that did cause me to take quite a bit of damage so as you can
see this one's proper going for it and a lovely whooshing sound as well that you
can hear as you approach it now in a recent live stream from this area of the
galaxy and on this planet I was able to park my SRV over that and then get
ejected off the planet's surface quite a bit although as you can imagine whatever
goes up must come down and I did come down with quite a hell of a bump and as
a result my hull got down right away from my plows seventy-eight percent all
the way down to about two or three percent so that would that led to a very
precarious and slow journey back to my ship for as able to repair the FRV even
though I did have materials on board to repair it on the fly a pocket in the
ship and get it done anyway
so the field you can see is a repped in quite vigorously at the moment I think
it is timed as well and in certain Giza eruption points will die down and allow
you to park over them it depends how long you want to wait then I suppose
with your SRV over that eruption point to see if you'll get shot up into into
the planet orbit or at least off the planet's surface so these aren't the
only things to find in the area as well there are also materials to mind and
some quite rare materials not only just things like phosphorus but other stuff
as well like mercury now these are generally found on the side of the
eruption points of the craters as you can see or just laying around now I did
scan these first nothing you didn't have lose to anything of what's in there
forget the old laser cannons out or the multi cannons out give them a good
zapping and below that crystal off the size of that eruption point and then
scoop up whatever it is that's on there so you might get mercury I add
phosphorus you tritium might add that as well
technically I was really quite surprised to get that to be honest so there's a
good picture of the crystal so a very important tip that you can get materials
from this area and this point of interest which is
great so let's go and dump them so I can pick up some more desirable materials
let's say so I've already some carbon carbon say blue and now I can go and
pick up whatever that
and the materials are quite readily available in this area there was like
four or five different material points that I was able to collect in very close
proximity it's not washing if it loses guys 11 on column those absolutely
fantastic stuff
further than that as well you can have a good visual of the green brown and
magenta planet that's in the sky orbiting this moon or this moon orbiting
that planet and it is quite eerie as well this part of the planet
so there you go that's a giant geyser field just a short distance away from
Colonia I'm gonna be quiet now and let you enjoy the rest of this video without
me rabbiting on so if you like what you see please like and subscribe
I've been Ricard which has been elite dangerous fly safe and thanks very much
for watching
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