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CMDR Gerakis

CMDR Gerakis
I think they are too many entries now... since the book came out why adding like an entry for any things that float in space?
I've been coming here for month but recently I'm puzzled.

There use to be 50/70 records to focus on, seems now there are 200 and I see some guy coming and claiming they found a pink moon somewhere... and there seem to be an entry for it?

Anyway... not complaining specifically, but just wanted to say it. Now when I find an interesting system, somehow I can't bother going for 20 minutes through all these lists...?

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oh, and by the way, I beat my previous record of system with most dwarf stars :
this one has 13 (the small ringed one on the right is a gas giant) = S 171 43

[img=http://s16.postimg.org/kyyko5qtt/Untitled_5.jpg]
 
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Growle

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SMALLEST NEUTRON STAR - HD 187161 B WITH A 0.0000 SOLAR RADIUS - CMDR GROWLE
(though to be fair about 90% of these neutron stars are 0.0000 or 0.0001)

COLDEST NEUTRON STAR - HD 187161 B WITH A 1,384,551.00K SURFACE TEMP - CMDR GROWLE

http://imgur.com/K1EkkoQ

LARGEST S-TYPE STAR - HD 190629 WITH A 106.4563 SOLAR RADIUS - CMDR GROWLE

HEAVIEST S-TYPE STAR - HD 190629 WITH 1.9453 SOLAR MASSES - CMDR GROWLE

OLDEST S-TYPE STAR - HD 190629 WITH 5,368 MILLION YEARS - CMDR GROWLE

COLDEST S-TYPE STAR - HD 190629 WITH A SURFACE TEMP OF 1,778K - CMDR GROWLE

(no S-type entries so far so technically this big cherry kool-aid colored guy can squeeze into all the categories until dethroned)

http://imgur.com/tbyErQo
 

Growle

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CMDR Gerakis said:
I think they are too many entries now... since the book came out why adding like an entry for any things that float in space?
I've been coming here for month but recently I'm puzzled.

There use to be 50/70 records to focus on, seems now there are 200 and I see some guy coming and claiming they found a pink moon somewhere... and there seem to be an entry for it?

Anyway... not complaining specifically, but just wanted to say it. Now when I find an interesting system, somehow I can't bother going for 20 minutes through all these lists...?

.

oh, and by the way, I beat my previous record of system with most dwarf stars :
this one has 13 (the small ringed one on the right is a gas giant) = S 171 43

[img=http://s16.postimg.org/kyyko5qtt/Untitled_5.jpg]
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Gotta agree here, I mean I could add so many more entries but it's hard enough digging for info on just the one's i've entered. Now if I want to enter for multiple things I have to literally pore over every detail on every stellar object then cross reference my screenshots with the records book...There are a lot of things to scan out there! As it stands It will be best to just pick a few things to look out for and go from there or risk burning out hehe.

About the only thing I find beneficial is that while exploring I can look at the screenshots I have and find winners (I really wish they had something like this in game though x)
 
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R3tCrick3t

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Atm it is confusing, but when all records are filled in the thread should calm down and you can concentrate on the records you like,

eventually a number of records will be removed because they are abundant or doubles
 
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R3tCrick3t

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LARGEST CLASS IV GAS GIANT - TrES-4 2 (Radius 70,518Km) - CMDR KELSEN RAVENSTAR
LIGHTEST CLASS IV GAS GIANT - TrES-4 2 (Earth Masses 289.4268) - CMDR KELSEN RAVENSTAR


SYSTEM WITH THE MOST T-TAURI STARS - 4 CYGNI WITH 21 T-TAURI STARS - CMDR GROWLE (22 if you count a Herbig AEBE as a t tauri ;)

http://imgur.com/a/8SR1X

Was getting a weird message on final scan you can see on the last pic.

LARGEST RINGED STAR - HD 193576 D 1 WITH A SOLAR RADIUS OF 0.3613 - CMDR GROWLE

http://imgur.com/95CMmTY

LIGHTEST BLACK HOLE - HIP 98182 B AT 2.5469 SOLAR MASSES- CMDR GROWLE

http://imgur.com/7sHJWvZ


HEAVIEST NEUTRON STAR - HIP 98674 A AT 14.4518 SOLAR MASSES - CMDR GROWLE

http://imgur.com/kpO0FCL


SMALLEST WATER GIANT- SIFI IY-U C2-14 7 WITH A RADIUS OF 21,029 KM - CMDR GROWLE

LIGHTEST WATER GIANT - SIFI IY-U C2-14 7 WITH 33.3982 EARTH MASSES - CMDR GROWLE

http://imgur.com/y1oQH8J

LARGEST EARTH LIKE - SWOIWNS JO-X D2-89 5 WITH A RADIUS OF 6,792 km - CMDR GROWLE

HEAVIEST EARTH LIKE - SWOIWNS JO-X D2-89 5 WITH 1.4535 EARTH MASSES - CMDR GROWLE

http://imgur.com/2XX7j2U

SMALLEST HIGH-METAL CONTENT PLANET - SIFI WH-S B5-1 A 2 WITH A RADIUS OF 517 KM - CMDR GROWLE

LIGHTEST HIGH-METAL CONTENT PLANET - SIFI WH-S B5-1 A 2 WITH 0.0005 EARTH MASSES - CMDR GROWLE

http://imgur.com/Uu0NYNY

edited to fix links and add some more ;)
Growle said:
SMALLEST NEUTRON STAR - HD 187161 B WITH A 0.0000 SOLAR RADIUS - CMDR GROWLE
(though to be fair about 90% of these neutron stars are 0.0000 or 0.0001)

COLDEST NEUTRON STAR - HD 187161 B WITH A 1,384,551.00K SURFACE TEMP - CMDR GROWLE

http://imgur.com/K1EkkoQ

LARGEST S-TYPE STAR - HD 190629 WITH A 106.4563 SOLAR RADIUS - CMDR GROWLE

HEAVIEST S-TYPE STAR - HD 190629 WITH 1.9453 SOLAR MASSES - CMDR GROWLE

OLDEST S-TYPE STAR - HD 190629 WITH 5,368 MILLION YEARS - CMDR GROWLE

COLDEST S-TYPE STAR - HD 190629 WITH A SURFACE TEMP OF 1,778K - CMDR GROWLE

(no S-type entries so far so technically this big cherry kool-aid colored guy can squeeze into all the categories until dethroned)

http://imgur.com/tbyErQo
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added to the book also added all hozzfuzz his records
Suggestions
CLASS IV GAS GIANT WITH SHORTEST ORBITAL PERIOD - TrES-4 2 (3.6 Days) - CMDR KELSEN RAVENSTAR
CLOSEST CLASS IV GAS GIANT TO STAR - TrES-4 2 (0.05AU) - CMDR KELSEN RAVENSTAR

I'll leave these up to patau82
 

Patau82

Patau82
Ravenstar said:
Suggestions[/I]
CLASS IV GAS GIANT WITH SHORTEST ORBITAL PERIOD - TrES-4 2 (3.6 Days) - CMDR KELSEN RAVENSTAR
CLOSEST CLASS IV GAS GIANT TO STAR - TrES-4 2 (0.05AU) - CMDR KELSEN RAVENSTAR
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Unfortunately I wont be including CLOSEST CLASS IV GAS GIANT TO STAR as there are too many records and this one require guess work, I've included Closest gas giant as the entry is exceptionally close (within 2ls!)
CLOSEST CLASS IV GAS GIANT TO STAR I may include this in the future as there are currently too many records! sorry:eek:
Growle said:
Gotta agree here, I mean I could add so many more entries but it's hard enough digging for info on just the one's i've entered. Now if I want to enter for multiple things I have to literally pore over every detail on every stellar object then cross reference my screenshots with the records book...There are a lot of things to scan out there! As it stands It will be best to just pick a few things to look out for and go from there or risk burning out hehe.

About the only thing I find beneficial is that while exploring I can look at the screenshots I have and find winners (I really wish they had something like this in game though x)
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I will try to do some thing about this at the weekend, this is very much work in progress I only made it last weekend!
I've actually got used to it, although I did make it and update it so that helps!:) there is a method to the madness!
 

CMDR Gerakis

CMDR Gerakis
well, I'm glad if there is a method... and it's a good job this book but..

I've been to 1700+ systems scanning now for 3 weeks, and I've sometimes fought with some here to find a star with one digit less or more than the next... ok cool, but I see newcomers submitting 20 new entries for various gas giant types and really, I can't go back to the zillion system I scanned though I'm sure I could challenge their claims. In fact, I'm overwhelmed and don't check any more.

In any case, if this brings more players to exploring I'm sure it's for the best.
I'll stay quiet for the most part now I think.

cheers

G
 

Grazbaat

Grazbaat
Hello Commanders

I have a new hottie: CD-36 11341, aka the Wolf-Rayet star at the heart of the Bug nebula: 168'597.00K surface temperature!

CD-36 11341 - aka Bug nebula.jpg
 

Patau82

Patau82
CMDR Gerakis said:
well, I'm glad if there is a method... and it's a good job this book but..

I've been to 1700+ systems scanning now for 3 weeks, and I've sometimes fought with some here to find a star with one digit less or more than the next... ok cool, but I see newcomers submitting 20 new entries for various gas giant types and really, I can't go back to the zillion system I scanned though I'm sure I could challenge their claims. In fact, I'm overwhelmed and don't check any more.

In any case, if this brings more players to exploring I'm sure it's for the best.
I'll stay quiet for the most part now I think.

cheers

G
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Don't worry only another 400 billion stars to visit!, I'm going to try and fill as much of the empty record with entries from sol and surrounding area should help improve the quality of the records, the harder the record the better the find!:D

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Grazbaat said:
Hello Commanders

I have a new hottie: CD-36 11341, aka the Wolf-Rayet star at the heart of the Bug nebula: 168'597.00K surface temperature!

View attachment 8316
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not the hottest overall but fills in all the blanks for wolf-rayet class stars in the stellar bodies section.
off to work now will add this when I get back!
 

hozzdutch

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I'm back :)

SMALLEST M-TYPE STAR - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 (SOLAR RADIUS OF 0.4319)
LIGHTEST M-TYPE STAR - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 (0.2773 SOLAR MASSES)
COLDEST M-TYPE STAR - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 (2,528.00K)
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LIGHTEST GAS GIANT - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 6 (2.8036 EARTH MASSES)
LIGHTEST RINGED GAS GIANT - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 6 (2.8036 EARTH MASSES)
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LARGEST HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 5 (RADIUS OF 10,613Km)
HEAVIEST HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 5 (7.2759 EARTH MASSES)
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COLDEST ICY PLANET - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 13 (34K)
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LARGEST CLASS I GAS GIANT - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 12 (73,399Km)
CLASS I GAS GIANT WITH THE MOST MOONS - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 12 (7 MOONS)
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LARGEST CLASS III GAS GIANT - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 11 (75,878Km)
LIGHTEST CLASS III GAS GIANT - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 11 (1,214.8392 EARTH MASSES)
CLASS III GAS GIANT WITH THE MOST MOONS - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 11 (6 MOONS)
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LARGEST GAS GIANT WITH AMMONIA-BASED LIFE - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 6 (12,907Km)
HEAVIEST GAS GIANT WITH AMMONIA-BASED LIFE - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 6 (2.8036 EARTH MASSES)
LIGHTEST GAS GIANT WITH AMMONIA-BASED LIFE - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 6 (2.8036 EARTH MASSES)
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LARGEST TERRAFORMABLE PLANET - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 4 (4,974Km)
HEAVIEST TERRAFORMABLE PLANET - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 4 (0.5128 EARTH MASSES)
HOTTEST TERRAFORMABLE PLANET - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 4 (295K)
TERRAFORMABLE PLANET WITH THE HIGHEST SURFACE PRESSURE - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 4 (3.23 ATMOSPHERES)
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Patau82 said:
I'm going to try and fill as much of the empty record with entries from sol and surrounding area should help improve the quality of the records
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I agree with Patau, at this early stage when this is all fairly new, those who can get in will get hundreds of records, but as time goes on, these posts will get smaller until perhaps we post just 1 or 2 per system (if we're lucky).
 

R3tCrick3t

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I claim:



SYSTEM WITH THE MOST PLANETARY BODIES

SYSTEM WITH THE MOST CLASS I GAS GIANTS

SYSTEM WITH THE MOST CLASS II GAS GIANTS

SYSTEM WITH THE MOST PLANETARY BODIES (NON GAS GIANT)

SYSTEM WITH THE MOST ICY PLANETS

SYSTEM WITH THE MOST BODIES WITH AN ATMOSPHERE

LIGHTEST K- TYPE STAR

COLDEST K- TYPE STAR

SMALLEST K- TYPE STAR

YOUNGEST K- TYPE STAR

LARGEST M-TYPE STAR

HEAVIEST M-TYPE STAR

HOTTEST M-TYPE STAR

YOUNGEST M-TYPE STAR

K-TYPE STAR WITH THE MOST BODIES


M-TYPE STAR WITH THE MOST BODIES

LIGHTEST GAS GIANT

SMALLEST AND LIGHTEST HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET

HEAVIEST RINGED BODY ( NON GAS GIANT)

SMALLEST AND LIGHTEST ICY PLANET

ICY PLANET WITH THE MOST MOONS

CLASS I AND II LARGEST, HEAVIEST, LIGHTES AND SMALLEST GAS GIANT



ALL FOR






PLAA
EURK MH-C C13-2



THEIR SHOULD BE SOME MORE RECORDS OUT THEIR THOUGH



ALL EVIDENCE OF THESE RECORDS CAN BE FOUND HERE (AND MAYBE SOME MORE IN
UNREASERCHED EVIDENCE)

http://nl.tinypic.com/useralbum.php?ua=SJzCTb2P5FyZ8bkPeNmT9w==


FOR THE EMPEROR!!

all these claimes have been entered in the book .


so after ddoing this for an afternoon i decided that all my future claims will be from new finds, so i will actually platy the game











 
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R3tCrick3t

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hozzdutch said:
ooo, beat you to class I largest gas giant by 5 minutes :p
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not really i scanned this system 2 weeks ago but they do beat my records so will be enteredentered, you actually posted while i was making this list which i made while entering the records
 
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R3tCrick3t

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hozzdutch said:
I'm back :)

SMALLEST M-TYPE STAR - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 (SOLAR RADIUS OF 0.4319)
LIGHTEST M-TYPE STAR - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 (0.2773 SOLAR MASSES)
COLDEST M-TYPE STAR - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 (2,528.00K)
View attachment 8328

LIGHTEST GAS GIANT - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 6 (2.8036 EARTH MASSES)
LIGHTEST RINGED GAS GIANT - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 6 (2.8036 EARTH MASSES)
View attachment 8329

LARGEST HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 5 (RADIUS OF 10,613Km)
HEAVIEST HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 5 (7.2759 EARTH MASSES)
View attachment 8330

COLDEST ICY PLANET - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 13 (34K)
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LARGEST CLASS I GAS GIANT - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 12 (73,399Km)
CLASS I GAS GIANT WITH THE MOST MOONS - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 12 (7 MOONS)
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LARGEST CLASS III GAS GIANT - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 11 (75,878Km)
LIGHTEST CLASS III GAS GIANT - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 11 (1,214.8392 EARTH MASSES)
CLASS III GAS GIANT WITH THE MOST MOONS - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 11 (6 MOONS)
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LARGEST GAS GIANT WITH AMMONIA-BASED LIFE - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 6 (12,907Km)
HEAVIEST GAS GIANT WITH AMMONIA-BASED LIFE - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 6 (2.8036 EARTH MASSES)
LIGHTEST GAS GIANT WITH AMMONIA-BASED LIFE - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 6 (2.8036 EARTH MASSES)
View attachment 8329

LARGEST TERRAFORMABLE PLANET - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 4 (4,974Km)
HEAVIEST TERRAFORMABLE PLANET - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 4 (0.5128 EARTH MASSES)
HOTTEST TERRAFORMABLE PLANET - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 4 (295K)
TERRAFORMABLE PLANET WITH THE HIGHEST SURFACE PRESSURE - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 4 (3.23 ATMOSPHERES)
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I agree with Patau, at this early stage when this is all fairly new, those who can get in will get hundreds of records, but as time goes on, these posts will get smaller until perhaps we post just 1 or 2 per system (if we're lucky).
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All but one record habve been entered

LARGEST GAS GIANT WITH AMMONIA-BASED LIFE - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 6 (12,907Km)

was denied due to a larger record set by nutter
 

R3tCrick3t

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A and B type star records set and added to the book


proof:

2sa1jc2.jpg

11s1c15.jpg

ar3ph.jpg
11v18vc.jpg

look at the weird data is it a bug or is it nature
 
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hozzdutch

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rukmerot said:

All but one record habve been entered

LARGEST GAS GIANT WITH AMMONIA-BASED LIFE - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 6 (12,907Km)

was denied due to a larger record set by nutter
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ah, i did wonder. in that case you need to change the period for a comma.
The number currently reads "seventy six point six-two-oh".
Is it supposed to be "seventy-six thousand, six hundred and twenty?
 

R3tCrick3t

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hozzdutch said:
ah, i did wonder. in that case you need to change the period for a comma.
The number currently reads "seventy six point six-two-oh".
Is it supposed to be "seventy-six thousand, six hundred and twenty?
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will do that immedeatlly

P.S.

LARGEST ICY PLANET - 22,393 KM RADIUS

HEAVIEST ICY PLANET - 71.3053 EARTH MASSES

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their is more

COL 285 SECTOR IK-A B29-6 2 - HEAVIEST GAS GIANT WITH WATEBASERD LIFE 623.2796 EARTH MASSES

COL 285 SECTOR IK-A B29-6 2 - GAS GIANT WITH WATER BASED LIFE WITH THE MOST MOONS - 7 MOONS

COL 285 SECTOR IK-A B29-6 2 - HEAVIEST MULTI RING WITH (2,013,912,760,320.0 MT + 219,373,518,848.0) 2,233,286,279.00 MT

COL 285 SECTOR IK-A B29-6 1 - LIGHTEST MULTI RING ( 2,412724,928+44,149,83,872.0) 43,908,563,800MT


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