AGT Exceeds 10,000 Systems!

AGT Stardate 3742.16.02 (Feb 16, 2026)

The AGT Bureau of Galactic Archives announced today that the AGT has now exceeded 10,000 documented and authentic claimed systems.

The AGT Senior Leadership Team thanks all Travellers who have contributed to this result.  We would like to take this opportunity to point out some interesting facts:

• The first documented AGT star system was AGT 0B11-0081-02EB iVc on 17-Aprt-3733 (2017) by afWngs. The system was located in the Keleibniug Mass of Euclid. This region was renamed in the Atlas Rises update to become what we know today as the Kaleibn Cluster. This system was the starting point of what is known as the iVc LondonBlue Voyager Corridor.

• 66 star systems are documented as claimed in the first month of the current AGT Galactic Archive records, ranging from April 17 to May 17, 3733 (2017).  We believe there are a few more claimed in this window, but the total is likely less than 100.

• In the most recent 30 days of the AGT Galactic Archives, from Jan 15 to Feb 15, 3742 (2026), there were 608 systems claimed for the AGT and its Foundations.

• 6,889 of the AGT systems (68.7%) in the database have been surveyed in the last 12 months. This means the quality of our data is improving as large numbers of old records have been updated this year.

• 5,177 of the AGT, Traveller Foundation, and AGT related companies systems (51%) were discovered in the past 12 months from Feb 15, 3741 (2025). This means the past 12 months has been the best ever period for documentation in our history.

• 31% of the systems documented are in Euclid, with Hyades coming in with 13.6% and Calypso with 12.2%.  It is believed that there are significant numbers of systems claimed for the AGT but not yet recorded in the archives for Hilbert, Calypso, and Eissentam.

• Hyades, Ontiniangp, Isdoraijung, and Odyalutai are the fastest growing AGT claimed galaxies in the past 12 months.

• AGT presence is recorded in the archives across over 100 galaxies.

• For more information see the AGT Galactic Archives and the AGT Travellers Honours.