View source for Wormhole Signature Strength List

The following resource lists the bands in which each type of wormhole appears.  Pilots who know the possible wormholes which may appear in the system they are currently scouting, can speed their search for exits.  Remember, only certain static wormholes will be possible, depending on what constellation the wormhole system lies within, thus, the other statics may be discounted (see [[List of All W-Space Systems]]):

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Some helpful hints for scanning these bands in [[Anoikis]]:<br>
Class 1, 3, 5, and 6 wormhole systems have one static wormhole which is native to that system, and these systems may also see a number of [[Project_Atlas#Wandering_Wormholes|wandering wormholes]] within various bands.<br>
Class 2 systems have two static wormholes, one to k-space and one to w-space, the combination of which depends on which constellation they belong to. (see [[List_of_All_W-Space_Systems#Class_2_Wormhole_Systems_.5BRegions_4-8.5D_.28Total:_525_Systems.29|List of All W-Space Systems: Class 2 Wormhole Systems]])<br>
Class 2 and 4 systems have only static wormholes and K162s.<br>
All classes of wormholes will see many K162s which are always in the 1/10 band.<br>
Keep in mind, that a given system will only commonly see one static type, but from time to time an "extra" static type wormhole might appear (these are currently under study by [[Project Atlas]] and are theorized to be [[Project_Atlas#Constellation_Wormholes|Constellation Statics]]).

== Wormhole Attributes ==

The following charts contain indexing information for navigating wormhole probability space.  These charts are constructed using detailed wormhole position data from [[Project Compass]], w-space system/constellation/region information recorded by [[User:Brawyn78|Brawyn78]] at his [http://www.caedwards.net datacore] before the information became unreadable through the NeoCom (note: this information is once again available in the NeoCom), and wormhole signature strength and general location data gathered and shared by [[User:Elisa Fir|Elisa Fir]].   Note, these data are not yet complete some wormholes have never been seen to my knowledge (lifetime and mass data for undocumented wormholes is constructed from theoretical models and experimental verification may be required).  Wandering (a.k.a. "periodic") wormhole counts come from [[Project Snapshot]] data.

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