Shattered Planets

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Overview

  The nine known shattered planets are simultaneously one of the best-known stories and yet deepest mysteries in New Eden. These destroyed worlds are testament to the massive destructive power that caused what is now known as The Seyllin Incident, a disaster that focused huge amounts of solar plasma, heat and radiation directly into the first planet of nine A0 Blue class stars, burning and boiling them away into space. On Seyllin I alone, nearly 500 million people perished.

This datacore is an attempt to catalog the shattered worlds and what is known about each. There are still many mysteries to be resolved around the causes and impacts of the Seyllin Incident, many of which are being directly investigated by the Arek'Jaalan Initiative and its Project Tesseract. Capsuleers are encouraged to contact and work with Arek'Jaalan if interested in pursuing and assisting with these efforts.

What is a Shattered Planet?

In the context of the datacore included here, the term "Shattered Planet" refers specifically to the nine known non-Jovian decimated planets, seven in k-space and two in w-space. These worlds have been, in effect, boiled away to almost nothing, turned molten as a whole, and are uninhabitable by humanity. Four other worlds that are somewhat more controversial are herein referred to as "Associated Worlds" and are covered at the end of this datacore.

CONCORD Definition

<span style="background:"Shattered worlds were once terrestrial planets, torn asunder by some immense cataclysm. All such worlds in the New Eden cluster are products of the disastrous stellar events that occurred during the "Seyllin Incident". However, reports continue to circulate of similar planets discovered in the unmapped systems reached exclusively through unstable wormholes. How these met their fate, if indeed they exist at all, is unknown."

-CONCORD Aura Database"

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The CONCORD statement is an old one, from just after the Seyllin Incident (see below). It highlights a key item - namely that the worlds "in the New Eden cluster" - that is to say non-Jovian k-space - are Seyllin-Incident-related. The others, particularly the wormhole worlds, may or may not be related.

Factual Details

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Comparison view of the nine proven shattered planets. Interstellar Privateer - Shattered Planets Datacore

There are nine known, reachable shattered planets:

• Seyllin I, Essence
• 3HQC-6 I, Outer Ring
• SL-YBS I, Great Wildlands
• 35-RK9 I, Syndicate
• T-IPZB I, Delve
• EAWE-2 I, Stain
• Z8-81T I, Immensea
• J164104 I, C3 Wormhole
• J115422 I, C5 Wormhole

The shattered planets all have the following key things in common:

• A0 Blue Stars: The systems are all centered around an A0-Blue class star. This is also true of all of the "Associated Worlds". These stars have some properties, currently under investigation by Arek'Jaalan Project Tesseract, that make them a key component of everything that has happened.
• Planet I: The shattered planets are all first in their system, closest to the star. This is also true of all but one of the "Associated Worlds".
• Decimated Mass & Density: The planets had significant volumes of rock become so superheated that the interiors of the planets boiled away into space. A great deal of material was also violently ejected from these planets, a portion of which can be seen orbiting above each of them in an asteroid-belt-like ring. While the worlds still appear spherical, the measurements available suggest that the remaining planet is composed largely of pumice formed when the anomaly turned the planet into a rapidly-boiling mass – leaving a hardened structure of “air bubbles” much like a sponge - a simple shell of air pockets and blasted charcoal. This means that the planets have dramatically low mass and escape velocity for their size. The escape velocities for the majority of the shattered planets are almost unbelievably low given their size. To put this in context:
  • These planets are in general a bit smaller than the average terrestrial world, 4150-8250 Km in radius.
  • The mass on the shattered worlds is so gutted that the escape velocity on 5 of 9 of these worlds is so low that a ship designed for a typical temperate world in-atmosphere flight can achieve escape velocity.
  • On a typical terrestrial world fit for human habitation, to use the Gallente grade-school jumping analogy, a person can jump half a meter, or roughly eight meters on the average moon. The gravity on a shattered planet is the equivalent of a large asteroid, where you could jump 45 meters, or the height of a 14-15 story building.
• The biggest statistical commonalities across the 9 shattered worlds are:
  • Orbit Radius (7 of 9 are between 0.556 and 0.581 AU)
  • Surface Temperature (5 of 9 are between 530 and 600 Kelvin).
  • Average Size: On average they are small-to-midsize planets (avg 5,564 Km radius), with the exception of the two extremes of 2,860 (T-IPZB I) and 8,250 (3-HQC6 I).

The Shattered Planet Ring

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The known shattered planets in k-space form a rough ring around Amarrian space.Interstellar Privateer - Shattered Planets Datacore

It is a common misconception in the capsuleer community that the shattered planets form a ring around the Eve Gate in the New Eden system. Based on the known, proven list of shattered planets, this is not far off in terms of cosmic distances but is still clearly incorrect, as the picture above shows. The true center of this ring is not in a jump-capable location, but is somewhere in the Tash Murkon region. The entirety of the Amarr Empire is encompassed within the ring.

Statistics

Planet	Seyllin	35-RK9	3-HQC6	EAWE-2	SL-YBS	T-IPZB	Z8-81T	J164104	J115422
Planets in System	8	8	8	6	8	11	10	8	6
Density	38.63 g/cm³	69.51 g/cm³	3.46 g/cm³	6.31 g/cm³	71.47 g/cm³	76.25 g/cm³	83.25 g/cm³	39.04 g/cm³	7.75 g/cm³
Eccentricity	0.047	0.001	0.293	0.020	0.128	0.271	0.068	0.128	0.156
Escape Velocity	0.610 km/s	0.956 km/s	0.363 km/s	0.369 km/s	1.145 km/s	0.591 km/s	1.344 km/s	0.847 km/s	0.399 km/s
Mass	1.20e+22 kg	3.30e+22 kg	8.1e+21 kg	6.4e+21 kg	5.6e+22 kg	7.5e+21 kg	8.4e+22 kg	-	-
Orbit Period	35.1 days	116.1 days	7.6 days	6.6 days	10.8 days	7.7 days	10.6 days	10.8 days	11.4 days
Orbit Radius	0.558 AU	0.799 AU	0.675 AU	0.560 AU	0.556 AU	0.302 AU	0.581 AU	0.566 AU	0.577 AU
Pressure	Very Low	Very Low	Very Low	Very Low	Very Low	Very Low	Very Low	Very Low	Very Low
Radius	4150 km	4850 km	8250 km	6220 km	5730 km	2860 km	6230 km	5730 km	6060 km
Surface Gravity	0.045 m/s²	0.094 m/s²	0.008 m/s²	0.011 m/s²	0.114 m/s²	0.061 m/s²	0.145 m/s²	0.063 m/s²	0.013 m/s²
Temperature	337.29 K	189.77 K	550.51 K	672.33 K	539.73 K	597.47 K	439.11 K	539.73 K	530.07 K

Historical Context

 

The Seyllin Incident

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The immolation of Seyllin I. Compilation of Seyllin Incident News

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Julianus Soter Moira. CEO and Founder of the Synenose Accord and the Seyllin Conference

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Dr Amira Author of The Seyllin Report

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Rhavas Author of Shattered and Project Tesseract Lead Researcher

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Mark726 Author of Eve Travel

On March 10, YC 111, the blue star of the Seyllin system sent a massive wave of energy and plasma through a magnetic channel, blasting the barren planet Seyllin I to molten shards and opening the wormhole network. Between seven and ten total anomalies were recorded on that day, leaving additional destroyed planets - henceforth known as "shattered planets" - in their wake. On Seyllin I alone, nearly 500 million souls perished as a result of this disaster.

Years later, we know little more about exactly what caused it, though an isotope known as Isogen-5 is suspected to have played a role. We know that the anomalies occurred, but not how they occurred together in seeming synchronization, nor with absolute certainty how many events there were.

To make matters even more concerning, the governments of the Empires, and CONCORD in particular, have been remarkably silent on these matters.

A handful of direct historical reports were produced during the incident. Some of these reports (particularly the supposed CONCORD video) are of uncertain veracity.

• Official CONCORD Historical Record of March YC 111
• Assembled report of events during the day of the Seyllin Incident (World on Fire chronicle)
• Supposed Video Capture of CONCORD Monitoring Station. This video clearly shows the 10-anomaly issue (see below for detail on this issue). Of particular note is the system 5-CSE3 visible at the 0:34 mark, which does not in fact have a shattered planet and is considered one of the "Associated Worlds".

The Seyllin Conferences

On the one-year and two-year anniversaries of the Seyllin Incident, Julianus Soter organized conferences of capsuleers met to discuss the incident and what had been learned in the intervening time.

• The Seyllin Report. This report was built by Dr Amira for the First Seyllin Conference. This also notes 10 anomalies, presumably based on the "CONCORD video" above. Includes detailed factual data, analysis and speculation.
• Logs of the Seyllin Conferences
  • First Seyllin Conference
  • Second Seyllin Conference

The Shattered Expeditions and Shattered Planets Datacore

Around the time of the Second Seyllin Conference, a capsuleer by the name of Rhavas partnered with Boundless Creation to explore a number of things, eventually becoming focused on the shattered planets and the Seyllin Incident, as well as its place in galactic politics. Rhavas chronicled his journeys to all of the known shattered planets outside of Jove space and compiled his findings, as well as suppositions and conjectures, upon their completion.

• The Shattered Planets Datacore (analysis and account of visits to all shattered planets and several related), by Rhavas. This datacore link includes findings and analysis across all of the specific expedition entries noted below. Systems in [brackets] are referred to but not visited. Specific expedition reports are linked below:
  • Part 1: Research. Introductory information.
  • Part 2: Gates. New Eden (Eve Gate), Dead End (Monolith), Vitrauze, J140332.
  • Part 3: Immolation. Seyllin, J164104 (C3 Shattered), [EAWE-2].
  • Part 4: The Case Against Jamyl Sarum and Sansha Kuvakei. Sarum Prime (Mekhios), Tash-Murkon Prime.
  • Part 5: Saminer. Saminer, J125016 (Cataclysmic Variable).
  • Part 6: Table Talk. FDZ4-A, Roua.
  • Part 7: Synchronicity. 35-RK9, 3HQC-6, J123432 (Red Giant).
  • Part 8: The Silence of the Grave. SL-YBS, Z8-81T.
  • Part 9: Scene of the Crime. T-IPZB, J112948 (Black Hole), J140135 (Pulsar).
  • Part 10: Loose Ends. Geztic, Barkrik, [Vellaine], [Crielere]. Also references to particle accelerators.
  • Part 11: CONCORD's Fine Print. Y0-BVN, [5-CSE3], [R79-I7]. Also letter "from CONCORD" regarding the 10-anomaly issue.
  • Part 12: The Hidden Fire. J115422 (C5 Shattered).
  • Part 13: Geztic Revisited. Geztic.
  • Part 14: The Farthest Shore. EAWE-2, 5-CSE3.

Additional Sources

A handful of other explorers have also written significantly on the Seyllin Incident.

The Ladies' Deep Space Astrogation Auxiliary was the first known documentation of visits to all of the k-space shattered planets; however, they appear to have closed down operations and that document is no longer available so far as Project Tesseract has been able to determine.

Mark726 of Eve Travel has also chronicled and analyzed these worlds as part of his grand exploration and charting of New Eden's unusual landmarks:

• Shattered Planets (Seyllin, SL-YBS and 35-RK9)
• T-IPZB (T-M0FA) Graveyard

Black Claw has visited SL-YBS.

Poetic Stanziel has visited T-IPZB.

Arek'Jaalan and Project Tesseract

On July 7, YC 113 Hilen Tukoss, then of Zainou Biotech, left for the Minmatar Republic to start the Arek'Jaalan Initiative. Tukoss declared understanding of the Sleepers and wormhole space as his primary scientific objective for the Initiative.

Naturally, this announcement drew those already interested and invested in these pursuits, including Julianus Soter, Mark726 and Rhavas, all of whom took research positions in the Arek'Jaalan Multidisciplinary Division.

Rhavas announced Project Tesseract specifically for the purpose of compiling data and getting sound scientific answers to the numerous mysteries surrounding the Seyllin Incident, A0-class blue stars, and Isogen-5. As these results are uncovered, they will be posted here and on the project page.

K-Space Shattered Planets

Seyllin I

File:Seyllin.jpg Seyllin I Interstellar Privateer - Shattered Part 3: Immolation	System	Seyllin
	Constellation	Thoulde
	Region	Essence
	Sovereignty	Gallente Federation
	System Status	Low Security
	Planets in System	8
	Density	38.63 g/cm³
	Eccentricity	0.047
	Escape Velocity	0.61 km/s
	Mass	1.20e+22 kg
	Orbit Period	35.1 days
	Orbit Radius	0.558 AU
	Pressure	Very low
	Radius	4150 km
	Surface Gravity	0.045 m/s²
	Temperature	337.29 K
Seyllin I was infamously immortalized in the moment when nearly 500 million perished in radioactive flame, most trapped beneath the surface as it boiled away. The wormholes all capsuleers are familiar with first appeared on the day of the Seyllin Incident, a likely side effect of that horrific event. Because of this well-known event, Seyllin is far and away the best-documented of the shattered planets, as noted above. Seyllin is also the only shattered world in low security space - the rest are all in null security or wormhole space.

35-RK9 I

File:35RK9.jpg 35-RK9 I Interstellar Privateer - Shattered Part 7: Synchronicity	System	35-RK9
	Constellation	MK7-AO
	Region	Syndicate
	Sovereignty	Intaki Syndicate
	System Status	Null Security
	Planets in System	8
	Density	69.51 g/cm³
	Eccentricity	0.001
	Escape Velocity	0.956 km/s
	Mass	3.30E+22 kg
	Orbit Period	116.1 days
	Orbit Radius	0.799 AU
	Pressure	Very low
	Radius	4850 km
	Surface Gravity	0.094 m/s²
	Temperature	189.77 K
On the day of the Seyllin Incident, 35-RK9 I officially reported only an electromagnetic pulse that knocked out an Intaki station and nearly resulted in its destruction.

3HQC-6 I

File:3HQC6.jpg 3HQC-6 I Interstellar Privateer - Shattered Part 7: Synchronicity File:3HQboom.jpg The destruction of 3HQC-6 ICONCORD Video	System	3HQC-6
	Constellation	Sword
	Region	Outer Ring
	Sovereignty	Outer Ring Excavations
	System Status	Null Security
	Planets in System	8
	Density	3.46 g/cm³
	Eccentricity	0.293
	Escape Velocity	0.363 km/s
	Mass	8.1e+21 kg
	Orbit Period	7.6 days
	Orbit Radius	0.675 AU
	Pressure	Very low
	Radius	8250 km
	Surface Gravity	0.008 m/s²
	Temperature	550.51 K
3HQC-6 I was one of the first worlds to report significant large-scale destruction. ORE lost contact with their colony early on during the Seyllin Incident and later confirmed that they had lost their mining colony and station there to a massive radioactive burst.

EAWE-2 I

File:EAWE2.jpg EAWE-2 I Eve Travel - Shattered Planets File:EAWE2-Rhavas.jpg EAWE-2 I Interstellar Privateer - Shattered Part 14: The Farthest Shore	System	EAWE-2
	Constellation	SB3-IH
	Region	Stain
	Sovereignty	Sansha's Nation
	System Status	Null Security
	Planets in System	6
	Density	6.31 g/cm³
	Eccentricity	0.02
	Escape Velocity	0.369 km/s
	Mass	6.4e+21 kg
	Orbit Period	6.6 days
	Orbit Radius	0.56 AU
	Pressure	Very low
	Radius	6220 km
	Surface Gravity	0.011 m/s²
	Temperature	672.33 K
Sansha's Nation has been silent regarding anything that they lost in the destruction of EAWE-2, which is only a few jumps away from the Sansha headquarters system of 37S-KO.

SL-YBS I

File:SLYBS.jpg SL-YBS IInterstellar Privateer - Shattered Part 8: The Silence of the Grave	System	SL-YBS
	Constellation	V-4QJC
	Region	Great Wildlands
	Sovereignty	Thukker Tribe
	System Status	Null Security
	Planets in System	8
	Density	71.47 g/cm³
	Eccentricity	0.128
	Escape Velocity	1.145 km/s
	Mass	5.6e+22 kg
	Orbit Period	10.8 days
	Orbit Radius	0.556 AU
	Pressure	Very low
	Radius	5730 km
	Surface Gravity	0.114 m/s²
	Temperature	539.73 K
The Thukker Tribe reported a caravan missing in this system on the day of the Seyllin Incident, and requested Minmatar Republic assistance in searching for it. They eventually concluded that the caravan was destroyed along with the planet in this event.

T-IPZB I

File:TIPZB.jpg T-IPZB IInterstellar Privateer - Shattered Part 9: Scene of the Crime	System	T-IPZB
	Constellation	D5-S0W
	Region	Delve
	Sovereignty	Capsuleer (Variable)
	System Status	Null Security
	Planets in System	11
	Density	76.25 g/cm³
	Eccentricity	0.271
	Escape Velocity	0.591 km/s
	Mass	7.5e+21 kg
	Orbit Period	7.7 days
	Orbit Radius	0.302 AU
	Pressure	Very low
	Radius	2860 km
	Surface Gravity	0.061 m/s²
	Temperature	597.47 K
While there is no clear record of events in T-IPZB on the day of the Seyllin Incident, the historical context of T-IPZB is perhaps the most interesting of all of the worlds involved. While hard evidence has been elusive, anecdotal evidence and word of mouth out of the Amarrian Empire suggests that Jamyl Sarum spent a significant amount of her time in exile focused on things happening in this system. The superweapon with which she wiped out the fleet of the Minmatar Elders was rumored to be powered by Isogen-5, much like the Seyllin Incident itself may have been. That Isogen-5, if true, likely came from this system. This theory is given additional credence by the existence of the T-IPZB Graveyard in this system, which is remarkably similar to the Mekhios Graveyard where the Elders were defeated and carries similar Isogen-5 decay byproducts. A video record from the time of Sarum's resurgence shows footage of the Mekhios Graveyard (0:05-0:23) as well as the battle at Sarum Prime III (Mekhios) (1:29-1:47).

Z8-81T I

File:Z881T.jpg Z8-81T I Interstellar Privateer - Shattered Part 8: The Silence of the Grave	System	Z8-81T
	Constellation	MY-QQI
	Region	Immensea
	Sovereignty	Capsuleer (Variable)
	System Status	Null Security
	Planets in System	10
	Density	83.25 g/cm³
	Eccentricity	0.068
	Escape Velocity	1.344 km/s
	Mass	8.4e+22 kg
	Orbit Period	10.6 days
	Orbit Radius	0.581 AU
	Pressure	Very low
	Radius	6230 km
	Surface Gravity	0.145 m/s²
	Temperature	439.11 K
Nothing is known about the events of the day of the Seyllin Incident at Z8-81T.

W-Space Shattered Planets

As noted in CONCORD's description of shattered planets as a class, it is unknown whether these are the result of the Seyllin Incident or some other cataclysmic force. The Seyllin Report speculates that they were, but this remains unproven.

J164104 I

File:J164104.jpg J164104 I (C3 Wormhole) Interstellar Privateer - Shattered Part 3: Immolation	System	J164014
	Constellation	C119
	Region	R12
	Sovereignty	Sleepers
	System Status	C3 Wormhole
	Planets in System	9
	Density	39.04 g/cm³
	Eccentricity	0.128
	Escape Velocity	0.847 km/s
	Mass	3.1e+22 kg
	Orbit Period	10.8 days
	Orbit Radius	0.556 AU
	Pressure	Very low
	Radius	5730 km
	Surface Gravity	0.063 m/s²
	Temperature	539.73 K
Specifics around what caused this planet to become shattered are unknown.

J115422 I

File:J115422.jpg J115422 I (C5 Wormhole)Interstellar Privateer - Shattered Part 12: The Hidden Fire File:J115422Dist.jpg J115422 I (C5 Wormhole)Interstellar Privateer - Shattered Part 12: The Hidden Fire	System	J115422
	Constellation	C271
	Region	R27
	Sovereignty	Sleepers
	System Status	C5 Wormhole
	Planets in System	7
	Density	7.75 g/cm³
	Eccentricity	0.156
	Escape Velocity	0.399 km/s
	Mass	- kg
	Orbit Period	11.4 days
	Orbit Radius	0.577 AU
	Pressure	Very low
	Radius	6060 km
	Surface Gravity	0.013 m/s²
	Temperature	530.07 K
Specifics around what caused this planet to become shattered are unknown.

The "Ten Anomaly Controversy"

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This still shot of the CONCORD video clearly shows ten main sequence events underway during the Seyllin Incident. CONCORD Security Video

As noted above, there are nine proven shattered worlds, only seven of which are in jump gate-enabled systems.

However, there is some reliable evidence that there were ten “main sequence anomalies” on the day of the Seyllin Incident. This could imply that there should logically be ten shattered planets in k-space (and potentially another ten in w-space). It could also be that there is something unique or different about the planets that survived (e.g. reduction of force over distance or protection from a planetary magnetosphere not present on the others).

The additional three systems in the video are 5-CSE3, Y0-BVN and R79-I7. While often anecdotally reported, the only hard evidence comes from two sources: The Seyllin Report and the leaked video that appears to be a CONCORD disaster control overview, both linked above. If accurate, this changes the shape of the overall layout to less of a ring around the Amarr Empire than a “double wave” of systems. That said, the outliers are for the most part provably without shattered planets and this may be a false lead, whether accidental or otherwise.

Rhavas also claims to have also obtained an unauthorized an letter from a potential CONCORD employee, with an explanation that reconciles this conflict. It states, among other things:

 

In other words, the anomalies in those three systems were not actually in those systems, but in unlinked systems nearby. The entirety of this letter can be found in Shattered Part 11: CONCORD's Fine Print.

Project Tesseract intends to investigate the veracity of the ten-anomaly controversy based on systemic evidence and analysis of these data sources.

Associated Worlds

5-CSE3 I

File:5CSE3.jpg 5-CSE3 I, a Lava planet Interstellar Privateer - Shattered Part 14: The Farthest Shore File:5CSE3Next.jpg 5-CSE3 I, a Lava planet Interstellar Privateer - Shattered Part 14: The Farthest Shore	System	5-CSE3
	Constellation	17K-QM
	Region	Paragon Soul
	Sovereignty	Capsuleer (Varies)
	System Status	Null Security
	Planets in System	7
	Density	5012.52 g/cm³
	Eccentricity	0.266
	Escape Velocity	10.798 km/s
	Mass	5.6e+24 kg
	Orbit Period	11.3 days
	Orbit Radius	0.576 AU
	Pressure	Very low
	Radius	6450 km
	Surface Gravity	9.039 m/s²
	Temperature	810.21 K
5-CSE3 is the most prominently-featured system in the CONCORD video, impossible to miss. However, while the planet appears very actively erupting, it is not, in fact, a shattered planet.

PE1-R1 VII

File:PE1R1.jpg PE1-R1 VII CONCORD File Photo	System	PE1-R1
	Constellation	9RW5-Z
	Region	UUA-F4
	Sovereignty	Jovian Directorate
	System Status	Jove Space
	Planets in System	11
	Density	4178.13 g/cm³
	Eccentricity	0.032
	Escape Velocity	15.820 km/s
	Mass	1.9e+25 kg
	Orbit Period	433.7 days
	Orbit Radius	3.091 AU
	Pressure	17.37 kPa
	Radius	10350 km
	Surface Gravity	12.09 m/s²
	Temperature	280.43 K
PE1-R1 VII is perhaps the strangest of the "Associated Worlds". It is a system in Jove space, offically listed in the by the Jovian Directorate as being shattered, yet almost nothing about it - particularly the fact that it is not at the telltale spot in system and has a normal planetary mass - matches any of the other shattered worlds that are reachable. Theories about this world abound - none of which the Jove appear willing to confirm. It is also worthy of note that this system is a perfect set of planets - one of each key standard type. Due to this strange and unverifiable configuration, many suspect that this is not in fact representative of the real system but is instead either a test record, inaccurate, or even hiding something. If it is in fact shattered, its placement in the system raises many questions around whether it was or was not part of the Seyllin Incident and whether it is a match to the wormhole or k-space shattereds or a third type entirely.

R79-I7 I

File:R79I7Jove.jpg R79-I7 I Planetary Scanner Capture	System	R79-I7
	Constellation	6I-Y92
	Region	A821-A
	Sovereignty	Jovian Directorate
	System Status	Jove Space
	Planets in System	5
	Density	2827.9 g/cm³
	Eccentricity	0.084
	Escape Velocity	4.703 km/s
	Mass	6.2e+23 kg
	Orbit Period	78.6 days
	Orbit Radius	0.649 AU
	Pressure	Very low
	Radius	3740 km
	Surface Gravity	2.957 m/s²
	Temperature	257.65 K
Less is known about R79-I7 than any other system in question relative to the Seyllin Incident. Another in Jove space, it is not even listed as shattered - rather the records list it as a Barren planet. Clear records suggesting that this is the "tenth system" are nonexistent - only the disputable CONCORD video shows the system, and the labeling of it there even is unclear. That said, anecdotal evidence has repeatedly suggested that this system is the one that was affected among the Jovian systems. The Jove have to date been silent on the matter of this system and planet as well.

Y0-BVN I

File:Y0BVN.jpg Y0-BVN I, a Barren planet Interstellar Privateer - Shattered Part 11: CONCORD's Fine Print	System	Y0-BVN
	Constellation	BUG6-X
	Region	Vale of the Silent
	Sovereignty	Capsuleer (Varies)
	System Status	Null Security
	Planets in System	9
	Density	5089.44 g/cm³
	Eccentricity	0.047
	Escape Velocity	7.016 km/s
	Mass	1.5e+24 kg
	Orbit Period	35.1 days
	Orbit Radius	0.558 AU
	Pressure	Very low
	Radius	4150 km
	Surface Gravity	5.909 m/s²
	Temperature	337.29 K
Y0-BVN is the most accessible of the "Associated Worlds", being near the Caldari State's sovereign space. Interestingly, the station in this system was recently known as "Drop Bear Central". Like R79-I7, the evidence for this system's inclusion is thin - the first planet is barren and the spot shown on the disputable CONCORD video is not clearly labeled. It is however strange that, aside from the fact that Y0-BVN I is of normal mass, many of its other statistics are identical to those of Seyllin I.