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'''Calabash Nebula''' is a gas [[exploration]] site found in low sec, containing gas used in the production of [[Medical Boosters]] and Components. | '''Calabash Nebula''' is a gas [[exploration]] site found in low sec, containing gas used in the production of [[Medical Boosters]] and Components. | ||
Revision as of 11:59, 13 June 2022
This article should be cleaned up or improved.
The reason is: Solitude appears twice in the infobox. Once with Gallente icon and once with Serpentis icon. Is this correct?
The reason is: Solitude appears twice in the infobox. Once with Gallente icon and once with Serpentis icon. Is this correct?
| Calabash Nebula | |
|---|---|
| Type | Mykoserocin |
| Subtype | Celadon |
| Location |
 Venal |
| Units per Cloud | 1000, 1000 |
| Sum of Units | 2000 |
| Guarded ? | No |
| Deadspaced ? | ? |
| Gas cloud harvesting | |
Calabash Nebula is a gas exploration site found in low sec, containing gas used in the production of Medical Boosters and Components.
Defenders
None - no rats spawn in this site
Minable Gas Clouds
The site spawns 2 Celadon Mykoserocin clouds (1000 units each) about 75 Km apart, with some rock formations in the middle. Quantity confirmed 02/03/2022
Celadon Mykoserocin
Celadon Mykoserocin is used in the production of the Synth Exile Booster and Cogni-Emotive Neurolink Enhancer.
Location
These sites can be found in the Syndicate Region, Solitude Region, Placid Region and Essence Region (both high and low security space) with a hot spot in the Elerelle system.
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