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J145211

C2 Black Hole B-R00005 · B-C00040

Quick answers

What class is J145211?

J145211 is a Class 2 wormhole system in B-R00005 with the Black Hole effect.

What statics does J145211 have?

J145211 has 2 statics: B274 to high sec and Y683 to C4.

How many planets and moons does J145211 have?

J145211 has 7 planets and 12 moons.

What planets does J145211 have?

J145211 has 7 planets: 5 Barren and 2 Gas.

What PI can you run in J145211?

From its planet types you can make P2 on a single planet in J145211: Coolant, Oxides, Mechanical Parts and Biocells and others (best net at Jita prices as of 2026-11-02: 48,091 ISK per processor-hour), and fully self-supply 8 P2 and 2 P3 products across the system.

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Statics B Community-corroborated

From the MIT-licensed whdbx dataset, cross-checked against anoik.is: both list exactly these statics for this system. Destinations come from EVE's official wormhole data. Statics themselves are not in EVE's static data, so no official source can confirm them. Statics data: whdbx by Alexey Min, MIT licence (full notice).

Planets and PI A ESI-derived / official

PlanetTypeRadius (km)
J145211 IBarren2,680
J145211 IIBarren3,170
J145211 IIIBarren5,880
J145211 IVGas16,960
J145211 VGas13,080
J145211 VIBarren8,870
J145211 VIIBarren4,990

7 usable planets.

P2s you can build on a single planet here, ranked by net ISK per processor-hour self-extracted, NPC office, sell orders:

From these planet types you can fully self-supply 8 P2, 2 P3 and 0 P4 products across the system.

Plan PI in J145211 →

Planet types: EVE's official Static Data Export, grade A. Economics (net ISK, taxes, liquidity): see the PI planner methodology, prices as of 2026-11-02.

Black Hole in a C2 B Community-corroborated

Black Holes are systems for enthusiasts of high-speed, long-ranged missile ships. These systems feature an enormous bonus to ship velocity, missile velocity, and targeting range, and a further penalty to Stasis Webifier strength, making it difficult to hold down a speeding enemy even if you can catch them. However, they also greatly increase the inertia of ships in them, making it much slower to accelerate, change course, or align to warp.

Effect C1C2C3C4C5C6
Missile Velocity +15%+22%+29%+36%+43%+50%
Missile Explosion Velocity +30%+44%+58%+72%+86%+100%
Ship Velocity +30%+44%+58%+72%+86%+100%
Stasis Webifier Strength -15%-22%-29%-36%-43%-50%
Inertia +15%+22%+29%+36%+43%+50%
Targeting Range +30%+44%+58%+72%+86%+100%

The C2 column is the one that applies here. Effect ladders stated identically by two independent sources: the EVE University wiki (rev 230274), which cites CCP's Hyperion dev blog for the August 2014 rebalance that set these numbers, and the anoik.is dataset. 32 of 33 rows agree. One further row (Vorton Projectors Explosion Velocity) is stated by only one of the two sources and is left out rather than shown unconfirmed.

What spawns in a C2

The one class that always has both: every C2 holds a static to known space AND a static to another wormhole. That is exactly why C2s are the classic first home in J-space - a way out for logistics, and a chain to hunt down.

Combat anomalies 5 Relic sites 3 Data sites 3 Gas sites 6 Ore sites 4

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Look further

Three sites do things this one deliberately does not. Kill history, route mapping and live chain data are theirs, and they do them better.

zKillboard: kill history Dotlan: maps and stats Anoik.is: statics and celestials

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