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I just had to find the system and the planet...and the specific moon of that planet, all on my own. Once I located the right moon, the quest marker returned to functioning like normal.
I guess the further you go down that path, the more work you have to do for yourself. Would have been nice if the game actually explained that though.
I'm fine with having to find my way on my own, but it's a departure from quite literally the previous 80 hours of play. A little explanation just saying "hey, this is NOT a bug, you just have to work for it more now" would have been appropriate.
Regardless, I'm not going to delete this thread, in case anyone else has the same issue and searches for it.
Literally walked around for miles, no distortions on the scanner.
Unfortunately the topics discussing it have "fallen" off my notifications list.