Capt William Shatner

Wormhole Identification Methods

Look at the wormhole (the fastest way to ID)
Class 1 - Cloudy with diffuse white & black
Class 2 - Cloudy with a bit of black
Class 3 - Cloudy with black and some red
Class 4 - Fiery and defined
Class 5 - Fiery and faded
Class 6 - Fiery and brilliant
Known space - wormholes to known space will have a unique image for each region

Check wormhole Info
-type-
Leads to unknown space - class 1, 2 or 3
Leads to dangerous space - class 4, 5, or 6
Leads to High, Low, Null, Trig(pochven), Thera respectively
-lifespan-
Last a few days - 16 hours or less to collapse(24 rarely)
End of life - less than 4 hours to collapse
Stability reduced - Signifigant number of ships have passed
Critical unstable - Mass is depleted may collapse if entered

Wormhole ID names (static) K162 = wh exit side
From/To c1 c2 c3 c4 c5 c6 hs ls ns thera c13
class 1 H121 C125 O883 M609 L614 S804 N110 J244 Z060 F353
class 2 Z647 D382 O477 Y683 N062 R474 B274 A239 E545 F135
class 3 V301 I182 N968 T405 N770 A982 D845 U210 K346 F135
class 4 P060 N766 C247 X877 H900 U574 S047 N290 K329
class 5 Y790 D364 M267 E175 H296 V753 D792 C140 Z142
class 6 Q317 G024 L477 Z457 V911 W237 B520 C140 C248
D792 C391 Z142
highsec Z971 R943 X702 O128 M555 B041 A641 R051 V283 T458
lowsec Z971 R943 X702 O128 N432 U319 B449 N944 S199 M164
nullsec Z971 R943 X702 O128 N432 U319 B449 N944 S199 L031
thera Q063 V898 E587
unknown E004 L005 Z006 M001 C008 G008 Q003 A009