Category:Nebulae - Revision history

Dan at 02:22, 19 August 2026

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	'''This category lists [[Interstellar Phenomena\|nebulae]].'''		'''This category lists [[Interstellar Phenomena\|nebulae]].'''

			* See templates below

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	==Dimensions Determination Method==		==Dimensions Determination Method==
	1. Provide Perplexity the dimensions of the nebula/star cluster/state's established coordinates of its central plane:		1. Provide Perplexity the dimensions of the nebula/star cluster/state's established coordinates of its central plane:

Dan at 19:23, 17 August 2026

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	2. Determine the relative center of the the nebula/star cluster/state:		2. Determine the relative center of the the nebula/star cluster/state:

	:: ''What is the coordinate for the geographic center of this shape?''		:: ''What is the relative coordinate for the geographic center of this shape?''

	3. Determine the greatest length between established coordinates of the nebula/star cluster/state:		3. Determine the greatest length between established coordinates of the nebula/star cluster/state:
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	:: ''What is the longest dimension that exists within this shape?''		:: ''What is the longest dimension that exists within this shape?''

	4. Determine the upper and lower z-axis values, based on that greatest length; modify as necessary/pertinent.		4. Determine the upper and lower z-axis values, based on half of that greatest length (''i.e.'', the radius); modify as necessary/pertinent.

	5. Determine the approximate volume by the central plane's established dimension and the ~~greatest length doubled~~:		5. Determine the approximate volume by the central plane's established dimension and double the radius:

	:: ''Calculate the volume of a large irregular diffuse nebula (not bipolar) with a fractal boundary and vertical extent of '''##''' units (crossing through the geographic center), using the defined cross-sectional area as the base.''		:: ''Calculate the volume of a large irregular diffuse nebula (not bipolar) with a fractal boundary and vertical extent of '''##''' units (crossing through the geographic center), using the defined cross-sectional area as the base.''

Dan at 19:00, 17 August 2026

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	'''This category lists [[Interstellar Phenomena\|nebulae]].'''		'''This category lists [[Interstellar Phenomena\|nebulae]].'''
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	~~:'''Note:''' For the sake of simplicity, the dimensions of nebulae in Starship Tracker are perfectly identical from the top to the bottom.~~
	::* '''If a nebula exists completely within one sector plane (ex: 0.00 to 20.00 on the Z-axis):''' Set its Z-coordinate to the nebula’s center plane, meaning its central Z-coordinate. Label it within SST with the nebula’s normal name, with no suffix.
	::* '''If a nebula spans two sector planes:''' Create two location entries: one for its bottom and one for its top. Name the entries ''Nebula Name (bottom)'' and ''Nebula Name (top)''. Assign each entry the appropriate designated bottom or top Z-coordinate as established for the nebula. Do not create a separate entry at the nebula’s center Z-plane. Depending on the plane of the central Z-coordinate (ex: Z of +22.5), one of the two representations is sharing the "original" plane (ex: Z of +28.5) and displays the nebula’s name at its geographic center on that base Z-plane (at +22.5), using 75% font size. The secondary representation displays the name at the appropriate end of the nebula’s Z-axis—top or bottom—using 50% font size.
	::* '''If a nebula spans three or more planes:''' Create an entry for every relevant sector plane. Create a base-plane entry using only the nebula’s normal name, with no suffix. Set its Z-coordinate to the nebula’s base/center Z-coordinate. Create a top entry named ''Nebula Name (top)''. Set its Z-coordinate to the designated top Z-coordinate. Create a bottom entry named ''Nebula Name (bottom)''. Set its Z-coordinate to the designated bottom Z-coordinate.
	::: For every sector plane between the top and bottom planes, create an intermediate entry. Append the floor (lowest Z-value) of that sector plane to the nebula name (ex: ''J'ral Nebula (-20)''). Set the entry’s Z-coordinate to the midpoint of that sector plane (ex: for a sector plane running from Z = -0.01 through Z = -20.00, use Z = -10.00).

	==Dimensions Determination Method==		==Dimensions Determination Method==
	1. Provide Perplexity the dimensions of the nebula/star cluster/state's established coordinates of its central plane:		1. Provide Perplexity the dimensions of the nebula/star cluster/state's established coordinates of its central plane:
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	:: ''Calculate the volume of a large irregular diffuse nebula (not bipolar) with a fractal boundary and vertical extent of '''##''' units (crossing through the geographic center), using the defined cross-sectional area as the base.''		:: ''Calculate the volume of a large irregular diffuse nebula (not bipolar) with a fractal boundary and vertical extent of '''##''' units (crossing through the geographic center), using the defined cross-sectional area as the base.''

			==Building Nebulae in Starship Tracker==
			:'''Note:''' For the sake of simplicity, the dimensions of nebulae in Starship Tracker are perfectly identical from the top to the bottom.
			::* '''If a nebula exists completely within one sector plane (ex: 0.00 to 20.00 on the Z-axis):''' Set its Z-coordinate to the nebula’s center plane, meaning its central Z-coordinate. Label it within SST with the nebula’s normal name, with no suffix.
			::* '''If a nebula spans two sector planes:''' Create two location entries: one for its bottom and one for its top. Name the entries ''Nebula Name (bottom)'' and ''Nebula Name (top)''. Assign each entry the appropriate designated bottom or top Z-coordinate as established for the nebula. Do not create a separate entry at the nebula’s center Z-plane. Depending on the plane of the central Z-coordinate (ex: Z of +22.5), one of the two representations is sharing the "original" plane (ex: Z of +28.5) and displays the nebula’s name at its geographic center on that base Z-plane (at +22.5), using 75% font size. The secondary representation displays the name at the appropriate end of the nebula’s Z-axis—top or bottom—using 50% font size.
			::* '''If a nebula spans three or more planes:''' Create an entry for every relevant sector plane. Create a base-plane entry using only the nebula’s normal name, with no suffix. Set its Z-coordinate to the nebula’s base/center Z-coordinate. Create a top entry named ''Nebula Name (top)''. Set its Z-coordinate to the designated top Z-coordinate. Create a bottom entry named ''Nebula Name (bottom)''. Set its Z-coordinate to the designated bottom Z-coordinate.
			::: For every sector plane between the top and bottom planes, create an intermediate entry. Append the floor (lowest Z-value) of that sector plane to the nebula name (ex: ''J'ral Nebula (-20)''). Set the entry’s Z-coordinate to the midpoint of that sector plane (ex: for a sector plane running from Z = -0.01 through Z = -20.00, use Z = -10.00).



	[[Category:Interstellar Phenomena]]		[[Category:Interstellar Phenomena]]

Dan at 18:49, 17 August 2026

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	:'''Note:''' For the sake of simplicity, the dimensions of nebulae in Starship Tracker are perfectly identical from the top to the bottom.		:'''Note:''' For the sake of simplicity, the dimensions of nebulae in Starship Tracker are perfectly identical from the top to the bottom.
	::* '''If a nebula exists completely within one sector plane (ex: 0.00 to 20.00 on the Z-axis):''' Set its Z-coordinate to the nebula’s center plane, meaning its central Z-coordinate. Label it within SST with the nebula’s normal name, with no suffix.		::* '''If a nebula exists completely within one sector plane (ex: 0.00 to 20.00 on the Z-axis):''' Set its Z-coordinate to the nebula’s center plane, meaning its central Z-coordinate. Label it within SST with the nebula’s normal name, with no suffix.
	::* '''If a nebula spans two sector planes:''' Create two location entries: one for its bottom and one for its top. Name the entries ''Nebula Name (bottom)'' and ''Nebula Name (top)''. Assign each entry the appropriate designated bottom or top Z-coordinate for the nebula. Do not create a separate entry at the nebula’s center Z-plane. Depending on the plane of the central Z-coordinate (ex: Z of +22.5), one of the two representations is sharing the "original" plane (ex: Z of +28.5) and displays the nebula’s name at its geographic center on that base Z-plane (at +22.5), using 75% font size. The secondary representation displays the name at the appropriate end of the nebula’s Z-axis—top or bottom—using 50% font size.		::* '''If a nebula spans two sector planes:''' Create two location entries: one for its bottom and one for its top. Name the entries ''Nebula Name (bottom)'' and ''Nebula Name (top)''. Assign each entry the appropriate designated bottom or top Z-coordinate as established for the nebula. Do not create a separate entry at the nebula’s center Z-plane. Depending on the plane of the central Z-coordinate (ex: Z of +22.5), one of the two representations is sharing the "original" plane (ex: Z of +28.5) and displays the nebula’s name at its geographic center on that base Z-plane (at +22.5), using 75% font size. The secondary representation displays the name at the appropriate end of the nebula’s Z-axis—top or bottom—using 50% font size.
	::* '''If a nebula spans three or more planes:''' Create an entry for every relevant sector plane. Create a base-plane entry using only the nebula’s normal name, with no suffix. Set its Z-coordinate to the nebula’s base/center Z-coordinate. Create a top entry named ''Nebula Name (top)''. Set its Z-coordinate to the designated top Z-coordinate. Create a bottom entry named ''Nebula Name (bottom)''. Set its Z-coordinate to the designated bottom Z-coordinate.		::* '''If a nebula spans three or more planes:''' Create an entry for every relevant sector plane. Create a base-plane entry using only the nebula’s normal name, with no suffix. Set its Z-coordinate to the nebula’s base/center Z-coordinate. Create a top entry named ''Nebula Name (top)''. Set its Z-coordinate to the designated top Z-coordinate. Create a bottom entry named ''Nebula Name (bottom)''. Set its Z-coordinate to the designated bottom Z-coordinate.
	::: For every sector plane between the top and bottom planes, create an intermediate entry. Append the floor (lowest Z-value) of that sector plane to the nebula name (ex: ''J'ral Nebula (-20)''). Set the entry’s Z-coordinate to the midpoint of that sector plane (ex: for a sector plane running from Z = -0.01 through Z = -20.00, use Z = -10.00).		::: For every sector plane between the top and bottom planes, create an intermediate entry. Append the floor (lowest Z-value) of that sector plane to the nebula name (ex: ''J'ral Nebula (-20)''). Set the entry’s Z-coordinate to the midpoint of that sector plane (ex: for a sector plane running from Z = -0.01 through Z = -20.00, use Z = -10.00).

Dan at 17:52, 17 August 2026

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	:'''Note:''' For the sake of simplicity, the dimensions of nebulae in Starship Tracker are perfectly identical from the top to the bottom.		:'''Note:''' For the sake of simplicity, the dimensions of nebulae in Starship Tracker are perfectly identical from the top to the bottom.
	::* '''If a nebula exists completely within one sector plane (ex: 0.00 to 20.00):''' its Z-~~coordinates will all match that determined~~ to be its ~~base (''i~~.~~e.''~~, ~~its center) z-plane~~.		::* '''If a nebula exists completely within one sector plane (ex: 0.00 to 20.00 on the Z-axis):''' Set its Z-coordinate to the nebula’s center plane, meaning its central Z-coordinate. Label it within SST with the nebula’s normal name, with no suffix.
	::* '''If a nebula ~~crosses over into~~ ''one'' ~~additional sector plane:~~''' ~~it will have two representations: one~~ each on the Z-~~planes representing~~ the ~~top and~~ the ~~bottom~~ of the ~~nebula~~, ~~with~~ the ~~designated z-coordinates~~. ~~The (exact~~) ~~base z-plane will not be represented, though~~ the ~~nebula's Name will be centered~~ on that base z-plane (at ~~the nebula's geographical center~~), ~~on the original representation (with a~~ font size ~~of 75%). Each of the two location databases will be titled with "(top)" or "(bottom)" appended to the Name~~. The secondary representation~~'s Name will be located~~ at the ~~top or bottom (as~~ appropriate) of the ~~nebula's z~~-~~axis (at~~ 50% font size).		::* '''If a nebula spans two sector planes:''' Create two location entries: one for its bottom and one for its top. Name the entries ''Nebula Name (bottom)'' and ''Nebula Name (top)''. Assign each entry the appropriate designated bottom or top Z-coordinate for the nebula. Do not create a separate entry at the nebula’s center Z-plane. Depending on the plane of the central Z-coordinate (ex: Z of +22.5), one of the two representations is sharing the "original" plane (ex: Z of +28.5) and displays the nebula’s name at its geographic center on that base Z-plane (at +22.5), using 75% font size. The secondary representation displays the name at the appropriate end of the nebula’s Z-axis—top or bottom—using 50% font size.
	::* '''If a nebula ~~crosses over into~~ more ~~sector~~ planes ~~than two~~:''' ~~the~~ base plane ~~will be titled ''~~only~~'' with~~ the ~~location~~ name, with ~~the z~~-~~coordinates of that plane matching that determined~~ to ~~be its~~ base (''i.e.'', its ~~center) z~~-plane~~. The~~ top and bottom planes ~~will be represented with locations titled "(top)" or "(bottom)" appended to the Name and all~~ intermediate ~~sector planes will have~~ the "floor" of that sector plane ~~appended~~ to the ~~Name~~ (ex: "J'ral Nebula (-20)"). ~~The z-coordinates of~~ the ~~top and bottom representations will match those designated and intermediate sector~~-~~plane locations will have the z-coordinates match~~ the ~~mid-range~~ of that sector plane (ex: for -20.00 through -0.01, ~~it would be set at~~ -10.00).		::* '''If a nebula spans three or more planes:''' Create an entry for every relevant sector plane. Create a base-plane entry using only the nebula’s normal name, with no suffix. Set its Z-coordinate to the nebula’s base/center Z-coordinate. Create a top entry named ''Nebula Name (top)''. Set its Z-coordinate to the designated top Z-coordinate. Create a bottom entry named ''Nebula Name (bottom)''. Set its Z-coordinate to the designated bottom Z-coordinate.
			::: For every sector plane between the top and bottom planes, create an intermediate entry. Append the floor (lowest Z-value) of that sector plane to the nebula name (ex: ''J'ral Nebula (-20)''). Set the entry’s Z-coordinate to the midpoint of that sector plane (ex: for a sector plane running from Z = -0.01 through Z = -20.00, use Z = -10.00).

	==Dimensions Determination Method==		==Dimensions Determination Method==

Dan at 18:40, 27 November 2025

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	:'''Note:''' For the sake of simplicity, the dimensions of nebulae in Starship Tracker are perfectly identical from the top to the bottom.		:'''Note:''' For the sake of simplicity, the dimensions of nebulae in Starship Tracker are perfectly identical from the top to the bottom.
	::* '''If a nebula exists completely within one sector plane (ex: 0.00 to 20.00):''' its Z-coordinates will all match that determined to be its base (''i.e.'', its center) z-plane.		::* '''If a nebula exists completely within one sector plane (ex: 0.00 to 20.00):''' its Z-coordinates will all match that determined to be its base (''i.e.'', its center) z-plane.
	::* '''If a nebula crosses over into ''one'' additional sector plane:''' it will have two representations: one each on the Z-planes representing the top and the bottom of the nebula, with the designated z-coordinates. The (exact) base z-plane will not be represented, though the nebula's Name will be centered on that base z-plane (at the nebula's geographical center), on the original representation (with a font size of 75%). Each of the two location databases will be titled with "(top)" or "(bottom)" appended to the Name. The secondary representation's Name will be located at the bottom of the nebula's z-axis (at 50% font size).		::* '''If a nebula crosses over into ''one'' additional sector plane:''' it will have two representations: one each on the Z-planes representing the top and the bottom of the nebula, with the designated z-coordinates. The (exact) base z-plane will not be represented, though the nebula's Name will be centered on that base z-plane (at the nebula's geographical center), on the original representation (with a font size of 75%). Each of the two location databases will be titled with "(top)" or "(bottom)" appended to the Name. The secondary representation's Name will be located at the top or bottom (as appropriate) of the nebula's z-axis (at 50% font size).
	::* '''If a nebula crosses over into more sector planes than two:''' the base plane will be titled ''only'' with the location name, with the z-coordinates of that plane matching that determined to be its base (''i.e.'', its center) z-plane. The top and bottom planes will be represented with locations titled "(top)" or "(bottom)" appended to the Name and all intermediate sector planes will have the "floor" of that sector plane appended to the Name (ex: "J'ral Nebula (-20)"). The z-coordinates of the top and bottom representations will match those designated and intermediate sector-plane locations will have the z-coordinates match the mid-range of that sector plane (ex: for -20.00 through -0.01, it would be set at -10.00).		::* '''If a nebula crosses over into more sector planes than two:''' the base plane will be titled ''only'' with the location name, with the z-coordinates of that plane matching that determined to be its base (''i.e.'', its center) z-plane. The top and bottom planes will be represented with locations titled "(top)" or "(bottom)" appended to the Name and all intermediate sector planes will have the "floor" of that sector plane appended to the Name (ex: "J'ral Nebula (-20)"). The z-coordinates of the top and bottom representations will match those designated and intermediate sector-plane locations will have the z-coordinates match the mid-range of that sector plane (ex: for -20.00 through -0.01, it would be set at -10.00).

Dan at 18:20, 27 November 2025

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	:'''Note:''' For the sake of simplicity, the dimensions of nebulae in Starship Tracker are perfectly identical from the top to the bottom.		:'''Note:''' For the sake of simplicity, the dimensions of nebulae in Starship Tracker are perfectly identical from the top to the bottom.
	::* '''If a nebula exists completely within one sector plane (ex: 0.00 to 20.00):''' its Z-coordinates will all match that determined to be its base (''i.e.'', its center) z-plane.		::* '''If a nebula exists completely within one sector plane (ex: 0.00 to 20.00):''' its Z-coordinates will all match that determined to be its base (''i.e.'', its center) z-plane.
	::* '''If a nebula crosses over into ''one'' additional sector plane:''' it will have two representations: one each on the Z-planes representing the top and the bottom of the nebula, with the designated z-coordinates. The (exact) base z-plane will not be represented, though the nebula's Name will be centered on that base z-plane (at the nebula's geographical center), on the original representation (with a font size of 75%). Each of the two location databases will be titled with "(top)" or "(bottom)" appended to the Name. The secondary representation's Name will be located on the ~~"floor"~~ of the ~~other~~ z-~~plane~~ (at 50% font size).		::* '''If a nebula crosses over into ''one'' additional sector plane:''' it will have two representations: one each on the Z-planes representing the top and the bottom of the nebula, with the designated z-coordinates. The (exact) base z-plane will not be represented, though the nebula's Name will be centered on that base z-plane (at the nebula's geographical center), on the original representation (with a font size of 75%). Each of the two location databases will be titled with "(top)" or "(bottom)" appended to the Name. The secondary representation's Name will be located at the bottom of the nebula's z-axis (at 50% font size).
	::* '''If a nebula crosses over into more sector planes than two:''' the base plane will be titled ''only'' with the location name, with the z-coordinates of that plane matching that determined to be its base (''i.e.'', its center) z-plane. The top and bottom planes will be represented with locations titled "(top)" or "(bottom)" appended to the Name and all intermediate sector planes will have the "floor" of that sector plane appended to the Name (ex: "J'ral Nebula (-20)"). The z-coordinates of the top and bottom representations will match those designated and intermediate sector-plane locations will have the z-coordinates match the mid-range of that sector plane (ex: for -20.00 through -0.01, it would be set at -10.00).		::* '''If a nebula crosses over into more sector planes than two:''' the base plane will be titled ''only'' with the location name, with the z-coordinates of that plane matching that determined to be its base (''i.e.'', its center) z-plane. The top and bottom planes will be represented with locations titled "(top)" or "(bottom)" appended to the Name and all intermediate sector planes will have the "floor" of that sector plane appended to the Name (ex: "J'ral Nebula (-20)"). The z-coordinates of the top and bottom representations will match those designated and intermediate sector-plane locations will have the z-coordinates match the mid-range of that sector plane (ex: for -20.00 through -0.01, it would be set at -10.00).

Dan at 18:11, 27 November 2025

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	:'''Note:''' For the sake of simplicity, the dimensions of nebulae in Starship Tracker are perfectly identical from the top to the bottom.		:'''Note:''' For the sake of simplicity, the dimensions of nebulae in Starship Tracker are perfectly identical from the top to the bottom.
	::* '''If a nebula exists completely within one sector plane (ex: 0.00 to 20.00):''' its Z-coordinates will all match that determined to be its base (''i.e.'', its center) z-plane.		::* '''If a nebula exists completely within one sector plane (ex: 0.00 to 20.00):''' its Z-coordinates will all match that determined to be its base (''i.e.'', its center) z-plane.
	::* '''If a nebula crosses over into ''one'' additional sector plane:''' it will have two representations: one each on the Z-planes representing the top and the bottom of the nebula, with the designated z-coordinates. The (exact) base z-plane will not be represented, though the nebula's Name will be centered on that base z-plane (at the nebula's geographical center), on the original representation (with a font size of 75%). Each of the two location databases will be titled with "(top)" or "(bottom)" appended to the Name. The secondary representation's Name will be located at the ~~top~~ z-~~coordinate~~ (at 50% font size).		::* '''If a nebula crosses over into ''one'' additional sector plane:''' it will have two representations: one each on the Z-planes representing the top and the bottom of the nebula, with the designated z-coordinates. The (exact) base z-plane will not be represented, though the nebula's Name will be centered on that base z-plane (at the nebula's geographical center), on the original representation (with a font size of 75%). Each of the two location databases will be titled with "(top)" or "(bottom)" appended to the Name. The secondary representation's Name will be located on the "floor" of the other z-plane (at 50% font size).
	::* '''If a nebula crosses over into more sector planes than two:''' the base plane will be titled ''only'' with the location name, with the z-coordinates of that plane matching that determined to be its base (''i.e.'', its center) z-plane. The top and bottom planes will be represented with locations titled "(top)" or "(bottom)" appended to the Name and all intermediate sector planes will have the "floor" of that sector plane appended to the Name (ex: "J'ral Nebula (-20)"). The z-coordinates of the top and bottom representations will match those designated and intermediate sector-plane locations will have the z-coordinates match the mid-range of that sector plane (ex: for -20.00 through -0.01, it would be set at -10.00).		::* '''If a nebula crosses over into more sector planes than two:''' the base plane will be titled ''only'' with the location name, with the z-coordinates of that plane matching that determined to be its base (''i.e.'', its center) z-plane. The top and bottom planes will be represented with locations titled "(top)" or "(bottom)" appended to the Name and all intermediate sector planes will have the "floor" of that sector plane appended to the Name (ex: "J'ral Nebula (-20)"). The z-coordinates of the top and bottom representations will match those designated and intermediate sector-plane locations will have the z-coordinates match the mid-range of that sector plane (ex: for -20.00 through -0.01, it would be set at -10.00).

Dan at 18:03, 27 November 2025

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	:'''Note:''' For the sake of simplicity, the dimensions of nebulae in Starship Tracker are perfectly identical from the top to the bottom.		:'''Note:''' For the sake of simplicity, the dimensions of nebulae in Starship Tracker are perfectly identical from the top to the bottom.
			::* '''If a nebula exists completely within one sector plane (ex: 0.00 to 20.00):''' its Z-coordinates will all match that determined to be its base (''i.e.'', its center) z-plane.
			::* '''If a nebula crosses over into ''one'' additional sector plane:''' it will have two representations: one each on the Z-planes representing the top and the bottom of the nebula, with the designated z-coordinates. The (exact) base z-plane will not be represented, though the nebula's Name will be centered on that base z-plane (at the nebula's geographical center), on the original representation (with a font size of 75%). Each of the two location databases will be titled with "(top)" or "(bottom)" appended to the Name. The secondary representation's Name will be located at the top z-coordinate (at 50% font size).
			::* '''If a nebula crosses over into more sector planes than two:''' the base plane will be titled ''only'' with the location name, with the z-coordinates of that plane matching that determined to be its base (''i.e.'', its center) z-plane. The top and bottom planes will be represented with locations titled "(top)" or "(bottom)" appended to the Name and all intermediate sector planes will have the "floor" of that sector plane appended to the Name (ex: "J'ral Nebula (-20)"). The z-coordinates of the top and bottom representations will match those designated and intermediate sector-plane locations will have the z-coordinates match the mid-range of that sector plane (ex: for -20.00 through -0.01, it would be set at -10.00).

	==Dimensions Determination Method==		==Dimensions Determination Method==

Dan at 10:46, 27 November 2025

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	'''This category lists [[Interstellar Phenomena\|nebulae]].'''		'''This category lists [[Interstellar Phenomena\|nebulae]].'''

			:'''Note:''' For the sake of simplicity, the dimensions of nebulae in Starship Tracker are perfectly identical from the top to the bottom.

	==Dimensions Determination Method==		==Dimensions Determination Method==