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Wormholes leading to class 1 systems have grayish clouds with some black spots and some blue and cyan details. A wormhole leading to C1 system may look similar to a wormhole leading to C2 or C3 system, the most notable difference is lack of any notable detail. | |Wormholes leading to class 1 systems have grayish clouds with some black spots and some blue and cyan details. A wormhole leading to C1 system may look similar to a wormhole leading to C2 or C3 system, the most notable difference is lack of any notable detail. | ||
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Wormholes leading to class 2 have a brownish hue with some gray clouds. The most notable feature of this skybox is the black spot in the light gray cloud. | |Wormholes leading to class 2 have a brownish hue with some gray clouds. The most notable feature of this skybox is the black spot in the light gray cloud. | ||
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Wormholes leading to class 3 have again grayish clouds. The distinct red cloud easy to identify mark of a C3 connection. | |Wormholes leading to class 3 have again grayish clouds. The distinct red cloud easy to identify mark of a C3 connection. | ||
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Wormholes leading to class 4 are mainly dark red with one bright white cloud and some distincth black spots. | |Wormholes leading to class 4 are mainly dark red with one bright white cloud and some distincth black spots. | ||
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Wormholes leading to class 5 are again dark red but with some brown hues mixed in. The white cloud is not as bright as it in C3 connection. | |Wormholes leading to class 5 are again dark red but with some brown hues mixed in. The white cloud is not as bright as it in C3 connection. | ||
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Wormholes leading to class 6 are bright orange. | |Wormholes leading to class 6 are bright orange. | ||
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[[image:Connection to solitude.jpg|thumb|The green color indicates the wormholel eading into a Gallente region. An experienced pilot can also identify various objects visible to make a more accurate estimation on the target system, in this particular image Cloud Ring is clearly visible. The region on the other side of the wormhole is Solitude.]] | [[image:Connection to solitude.jpg|thumb|The green color indicates the wormholel eading into a Gallente region. An experienced pilot can also identify various objects visible to make a more accurate estimation on the target system, in this particular image Cloud Ring is clearly visible. The region on the other side of the wormhole is Solitude.]] | ||
Wormholes leading to K-Space also take the skybox of the region on the other side. A red K-Space wormhole will most likely take you to a Minmatar region, yellow k-space connection to Amarr region, blue k-space wormhole to Caldari region and green k-space connection to Gallente region. Null regions are mostly black with smaller colored clouds. | Wormholes leading to K-Space also take the skybox of the region on the other side. A red K-Space wormhole will most likely take you to a Minmatar region, yellow k-space connection to Amarr region, blue k-space wormhole to Caldari region and green k-space connection to Gallente region. Null regions are mostly black with smaller colored clouds. | ||
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==Wormhole mass restriction== | ==Wormhole mass restriction== | ||
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The color of the flare around a wormhole will tell you the maximum mass of ships that can go through. | The color of the flare around a wormhole will tell you the maximum mass of ships that can go through. | ||
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|A royal blue aurora indicates wormholes that only allow frigate-mass ships (5,000,000 kg). This is the most important one to recognise as it will allow scouting frigate to pass through but deny the main fleet from jumping. | |||
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|A wormhole with a teal aurora allows medium sized ships, including cruisers, battlecruisers and industrials, to pass through (20,000,000 kg). | |||
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|A turquoise aurora highlights a wormhole that allows every ship below capital hulls to pass through (300,000,000 kg). | |||
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|A yellow aurora indicates wormholes that freighters and capitals can transit (1,000,000,000 kg, 1,350,000,000 kg or 1,800,000,000 kg). | |||
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