This will be a quick summary of events that you can come across. This is an abridged version, and a fuller list can be found on the events page. It is spoilered for the sake of exploration of the player.
Moonlets
Moonlets are abnormally large and very dense clusters of minerals in the rings. However impervious to the tools you have available, some may have openings.
Crew Banter
Occasionally, your crew will make comment on something they saw or heard somewhere, or on a ship instrument, and provide a location when appropriate.
Obonto Habitats
Obonto Habitats are small disc-like stations that hold residents within the ring. Due to risky supply routes to them, they do request processed minerals in return for a considerably greater return for the mass. Station one however, has been destroyed by something.
Phage-Class Station
Phages are small station attached to a moonlet that processes the minerals from it. You are able to purchase propellant off of it for in-ring refuelling. Sometimes you might come across one that has finished it's mining operation and is en-route to Enceladus Prime to unload.
Space Bar
Everyone needs a place to relax, even those who are chronically ring-bound. The space bar provides a way to unwind after a particularly bad dive.
Civilian Miner
You will spot miners in the rings, and occasionally around their own claim beacon. Most fly in K37s, but some do it in Eagles, Cothons, and occasionally an EIME too.
Racer
Not every civilian in the rings are for work, some build custom ships to perform races around the rocks. Racers also allow you to participate in these for a drop in the prize bucket.
Pirates
You will occasionally see pirate vessels, and more as you get deeper into the rings. Permanently ringbound, the Ganymedeans resort to piracy to make do, and that can include your ship too.
Vilcy
Vilcy is an association of bounty hunters who work as the ring's police force. You will occasionally see them in packs, or in combat with pirates.
Big Bad Wolf
The Big Bad Wolf is a decommissioned Tsukuyomi-class frigate, and acts as the Vilcy's headquarters. You are able to get a bounty hunting license through them, and exchange pirate personnel for a reward through them.
Ganymedean Anarchy Station
The Ganymedean Anarchy Station is a moonlet that has had a station carved into one of it's sides. With a good rep with them, you are able to trade consumables (mass driver ammo and nanodrones), and with a very good rep, you can purchase Rogue THICC drop points.
Rogue THICC
A rogue THICC is a standard cargo container that has been reprogrammed and filled with a random assortment of minerals by the pirates, and can be found randomly or purchased from a pirate. They will flee quickly so might be challenging to grab.
Rogue NT Companion
You will occasionally see a handful of Rogue NT Companions around the rings, either in small packs or in massive swarms depending on how social they are.
Minefields
The Ganymedeans do occasionally tamper drones and set them up as mines to have their reactor go critical near civilians. Some even proposed a more annoying and less destructive method of placing a microwave generator on the top of them too.
Derelict Ship
A disabled ship (derelict) can be found occasionally. You can have either a crewmember attempt to start it up, or bring it home with a manipulator arm.
Lifepod
Lifepods can occasionally be found in the rings, with a failing hail signature similar to that of a derelict. Morse code can be heard when nearby a lifepod, signalling an SOS.
Dead Bodies
The remains of a ship's crew may be found occasionally in the rings in a group of dead bodies, associated with an equally creepy soundtrack alongside them.
Xaser Burn
There are other ships that astrogate deep into the rings, and sometimes their burn path crosses right by your area. A message from Enceladus Prime alongside a reddening of the screen shows a warning for this.
Loot
Some ore chunks can be found outside of ringroid form, stationary to the rings right for your collection
Ringstorm
Some areas of the rings hold a charge that varies greatly from the surrounding area. Such charge is shown through arcing that can be seen, and destroys rocks in the process too. A similar effect is produced by synchotrons.
Aiming Asteroids
Some ringroids can be dislodged by gravitational distortions or other means. You will occasionally see the effects of these through a ringroid that is moving decently fast contrary to how others are moving, or a shower of smaller ringroids from similar events.
ATLAS Edgerunner
ATLAS runs edgerunner ships to ensure that no illegal AIs are running in the rings, and will check up on you from time to time.
Hybrids
A Hybrid is an unmanned ship that seems almost curious, and hostile, towards you. It's powered by a singularity, which can be dropped and collected when destroyed. Singularities exert weird properties, and can occasionally be found in the rings without a hybrid body.
Elon's Ride
A tesla that Elon Musk shot into space over 250 years ago has made it's way into the rings, and as hard to spot as it is, can still be found.
MAD-CERF Search and Rescue Ships
Not everyone gets so lucky, so a series of MAD-CERF ships run as rescuers for those stuck in derelict ships or lifepods, or reclaiming any abandoned ship.
Carbon Anomaly
The carbon anomaly is a weird skull-like object that exists in the ring. It's weird formation may suggest some further weird happenings in the rings outside of piracy.
Helloroid
During the Halloween season, some ringas make a habit of carving out a pumpkin shape from the occasional ringroid, named Helloroids by ringas.
Thrusteroid
You will always see some weird and wonderful mechanical feats in the rings, and a moonlet with several torches strapped on is no exception, and appropriately dubbed a "thrusteroid".
