A tool to help you find your way to the Aaron Halo

Set Distances

A note about the Aaron Halo: the density of visible rocks doesn’t match the density of mineable spawns.
 
I actually find it easier to work in rings with lower visible rock density, since the minable ones are less obscured in the noise (and [there is] less collision chance).

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Drop out distances

Following a Quantum jump toward a body, these are the distances you should aim to drop out of QT.

Band	Width	Stanton			Hurston			Crusader			ArcCorp			microTech			ARC-L1			ARC-L2			ARC-L3			ARC-L4			ARC-L5			CRU-L1			CRU-L2			CRU-L3			CRU-L4			CRU-L5			HUR-L1			HUR-L2			HUR-L3			HUR-L4			HUR-L5			MIC-L1			MIC-L2			MIC-L3			MIC-L4			MIC-L5
		Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer	Inner	Middle	Outer
Aaron Halo	1,626,000
1	42,000
2	99,000
3	157,000
4	101,000
5	177,000
6	133,000
7	210,000
8	165,000
9	86,000
10	140,000
Brighter bands have higher asteroid density.
Estimated jump distances
Outbound
Return
Total