there's even older bodies at 18 million years +
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there's even older bodies at 18 million years +
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COLDEST B-TYPE
HIP 66651
9,741.00 K
WHOCARES
HEAVIEST B-TYPE
EPSILON CENTAURI
15.9297 SOLAR MASSES
WHOCARES
O-TYPE
HIP 40430 B
SMALLEST: 7.6170 SOLAR RADIUS
LIGHTEST: 28.8516 SOLAR MASS
YOUNGEST: 1 MILLION YEARS
WHOCARES
For the O-Type the temperature values are not given, so it is unclear.
My candidates:
HIP 40430 B
COLDEST: 41,162.00 K (screenshot above)
HIP 40430 A
HOTTEST: 66,528.00 K
Planets next, but will take a little while to check almost 100 candidate screenshots...
COLDEST B-TYPE
HIP 66651
9,741.00 K
WHOCARES
EPSILON CENTAURI
15.9297 SOLAR MASSES
WHOCARES
HIP 40430 B
SMALLEST: 7.6170 SOLAR RADIUS
LIGHTEST: 28.8516 SOLAR MASS
YOUNGEST: 1 MILLION YEARS
WHOCARES
My candidates:
HIP 40430 B
COLDEST: 41,162.00 K (screenshot above)
HIP 40430 A
HOTTEST: 66,528.00 K
Planets next, but will take a little while to check almost 100 candidate screenshots...
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LIGHTEST SYSTEM - CRUCIS SECTOR OI-T A3-2 WITH 0.0078 SOLAR MASSES (just a little brown dwarf)
SMALLEST Y-TYPE STAR - CRUCIS SECTOR OI-T A3-2 WITH A SOLAR RADIUS OF 0.0465
COLDEST Y-TYPE STAR - CRUCIS SECTOR OI-T A3-2 WITH A SURFACE TEMPERATURE OF 256K
YOUNGEST Y-TYPE STAR - CRUCIS SECTOR OI-T A3-2 WITH 322 MILLION YEARS (this one I included only because the current one is an obvious error)
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Oops, I forgot to provide any evidence...
SMALLEST Y-TYPE STAR - CRUCIS SECTOR OI-T A3-2 WITH A SOLAR RADIUS OF 0.0465
COLDEST Y-TYPE STAR - CRUCIS SECTOR OI-T A3-2 WITH A SURFACE TEMPERATURE OF 256K
YOUNGEST Y-TYPE STAR - CRUCIS SECTOR OI-T A3-2 WITH 322 MILLION YEARS (this one I included only because the current one is an obvious error)
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Oops, I forgot to provide any evidence...
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ICE WORLD WITH HIGHEST PRESSURE
HIP 22229 7
2,257,798,75 ATMOSPHERES
WHOCARES
AMMONIA WORLD WITH HIGHEST PRESSURE
IC 2602 YU-Y d24 6
6511.87 ATMOSPHERES
WHOCARES
With the water worlds the hottest and coldest entries seem to be mixed up.
My candidate:
HOTTEST WATER WORLD
HIP 50279 A 7
488 K
WHOCARES
Outdoor world with indigenous life (not terraformed!)?
Those might need an own category, or are they covered with earth-like planets?!
In case they get an own category, this is my candidate (min/max doesn't make sense with just one representant):
HIP 50279 B 4
0.6974 EARTH MASSES
5,464 KM RADIUS
302 K TEMP
1.71 ATMOSPHERES
With respect to the metal rich planets, something seems to be wrong. The heaviest entry is the same as the largest such planet, at
15,779km radius
1397,9980 earth masses
With ~2.5x earth radius, at the same density it should have ~15 earth masses. The current value is a factor 100 too high, and you will have a hard time to find a composition to get to that density
My assumption is that it is actually 13.xxxx earth masses.
And here comes my candidate:
HIP 40430 A 5
LARGEST METAL-RICH PLANET: 17,987 KM
HEAVIEST METAL-RICH PLANET: 30.5772 EARTH MASSES
Giants next, stay tuned...
HIP 22229 7
2,257,798,75 ATMOSPHERES
WHOCARES
IC 2602 YU-Y d24 6
6511.87 ATMOSPHERES
WHOCARES
My candidate:
HOTTEST WATER WORLD
HIP 50279 A 7
488 K
WHOCARES
Those might need an own category, or are they covered with earth-like planets?!
In case they get an own category, this is my candidate (min/max doesn't make sense with just one representant):
HIP 50279 B 4
0.6974 EARTH MASSES
5,464 KM RADIUS
302 K TEMP
1.71 ATMOSPHERES
With respect to the metal rich planets, something seems to be wrong. The heaviest entry is the same as the largest such planet, at
15,779km radius
1397,9980 earth masses
With ~2.5x earth radius, at the same density it should have ~15 earth masses. The current value is a factor 100 too high, and you will have a hard time to find a composition to get to that density
My assumption is that it is actually 13.xxxx earth masses.
And here comes my candidate:
HIP 40430 A 5
LARGEST METAL-RICH PLANET: 17,987 KM
HEAVIEST METAL-RICH PLANET: 30.5772 EARTH MASSES
Giants next, stay tuned...
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The last for this trip, ~185 systems, ~400Ly max. distance from populated space, earned ~3.5 million credits.
Via galaxy map "revisited" ~30-50 system that paid >20k credits (max. 120k) after arrival at the station, and checked for interesting bodies. May have missed some in those that I looked at, most certainly missed a couple of (current) record canditates in the systems that I didn't check (lower value systems (<20k), or search was not able to find them...).
CLASS III GAS GIANT WITH MOST BODIES
GLIESE 9229 A 1
7 (+2) MOONS
WHOCARES
CLASS IV GAS GIANT WITH MOST BODIES
MU-1 CRUCIS B 1
6 (+1) MOONS
WHOCARES
CLASS IV GAS GIANT
HIP 54181 B 3
SMALLEST: 21,188 KM
LIGHTEST: 26.7567 EARTH MASSES
WHOCARES
LIGHTEST GAS GIANT WITH WATER-BASED LIFE
IC 2602 Sector YU-Y d68 5
3.7771 EARTH MASSES
WHOCARES
SMALLEST GAS GIANT WITH WATER-BASED LIFE
HIP 54181 A 5
17,553 KM
WHOCARES
GAS GIANT WITH AMMONIA-BASED LIFE WITH MOST BODIES
HIP 40824 10
6 MOONS
WHOCARES
Via galaxy map "revisited" ~30-50 system that paid >20k credits (max. 120k) after arrival at the station, and checked for interesting bodies. May have missed some in those that I looked at, most certainly missed a couple of (current) record canditates in the systems that I didn't check (lower value systems (<20k), or search was not able to find them...).
CLASS III GAS GIANT WITH MOST BODIES
GLIESE 9229 A 1
7 (+2) MOONS
WHOCARES
MU-1 CRUCIS B 1
6 (+1) MOONS
WHOCARES
HIP 54181 B 3
SMALLEST: 21,188 KM
LIGHTEST: 26.7567 EARTH MASSES
WHOCARES
IC 2602 Sector YU-Y d68 5
3.7771 EARTH MASSES
WHOCARES
HIP 54181 A 5
17,553 KM
WHOCARES
HIP 40824 10
6 MOONS
WHOCARES
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ICE WORLD WITH HIGHEST PRESSURE
HIP 22229 7
2,257,798,75 ATMOSPHERES
WHOCARES
AMMONIA WORLD WITH HIGHEST PRESSURE
IC 2602 YU-Y d24 6
6511.87 ATMOSPHERES
WHOCARES
With the water worlds the hottest and coldest entries seem to be mixed up.
My candidate:
HOTTEST WATER WORLD
HIP 50279 A 7
488 K
WHOCARES
Outdoor world with indigenous life (not terraformed!)?
Those might need an own category, or are they covered with earth-like planets?!
In case they get an own category, this is my candidate (min/max doesn't make sense with just one representant):
HIP 50279 B 4
0.6974 EARTH MASSES
5,464 KM RADIUS
302 K TEMP
1.71 ATMOSPHERES
With respect to the metal rich planets, something seems to be wrong. The heaviest entry is the same as the largest such planet, at
15,779km radius
1397,9980 earth masses
With ~2.5x earth radius, at the same density it should have ~15 earth masses. The current value is a factor 100 too high, and you will have a hard time to find a composition to get to that density
My assumption is that it is actually 13.xxxx earth masses.
And here comes my candidate:
HIP 40430 A 5
LARGEST METAL-RICH PLANET: 17,987 KM
HEAVIEST METAL-RICH PLANET: 30.5772 EARTH MASSES
Giants next, stay tuned...
records have been added
the record for metal; rich planet stands though also didnt add your earth like cause as far as i know its just another earth like ( I might have lost my ships cat their)
proof of weight record
http://i.imgur.com/oH7GPnX.jpg
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With respect to the metal rich planets, something seems to be wrong. The heaviest entry is the same as the largest such planet, at
15,779km radius
1397,9980 earth masses
With ~2.5x earth radius, at the same density it should have ~15 earth masses. The current value is a factor 100 too high, and you will have a hard time to find a composition to get to that density
My assumption is that it is actually 13.xxxx earth masses.
And here comes my candidate:
HIP 40430 A 5
LARGEST METAL-RICH PLANET: 17,987 KM
HEAVIEST METAL-RICH PLANET: 30.5772 EARTH MASSES
People, don't take high metal content planets for metal-rich planets! Metal-rich planets in the current implementation are of 100% metal - it's just their info descriptions are mixed up and I've ticketed it.
Rukmenot, your record is an obvious bug so it shouldn't be included to the book but it should be ticketed, instead. In the same way as you claim this record I could have claimed HIP 38965 as closest to Sol supergiant (its designation and its info description call it supergiant) and at the same time that it's a smallest supergiant ever found because it has only 1.2 solar radius.
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it is the information i read and get from the game, so I will keep it in the book.
It is not my record it is credited to cmdr suizida and the information was provided to him by the game.if it gets changed in the game I will change it in the books. on my way back from blie phlue I will go to the system and check it, this can take a few weeks though. if someone else is in the neigbourhood I would apreciate a second look at the data.
looking at the surface pressure the weight of the planet is possible, knowing the magnetism of the core of a planet determents the pressure i think it can be the truth. I will though send a ticket to FD to see if its a bug.
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Sorry, you provided the evidence in your post so I assumed it was your record. Would you, please, provide a link to the owner post in the future, instead, as to prevent confusion?
We are in danger here that adding such records the book will soon be the book of bugs, not records. I might be wrong, though, because it's a much less obvious bug than the supergiant one (perhaps not a bug at all, if I miss some explanation). However, if you like to have such records then perhaps you add the supergiant, as well, as to improve its visibility- I ticketed it in Gamma 1.04 but it's not corrected, yet, in Release 1.05, for some reason.
[img=http://s13.postimg.org/nil7j7i03/Screenshot_0167.jpg]
youngest WR
Largest WR
not written in the game but it's type actually makes it one of the very few peculiar Wolf-Rayet Stars of type WN8 Thorne-Zytkow Objects. (technically a WR with a neutron star at it's core).
youngest WR
Largest WR
not written in the game but it's type actually makes it one of the very few peculiar Wolf-Rayet Stars of type WN8 Thorne-Zytkow Objects. (technically a WR with a neutron star at it's core).
[img=http://s29.postimg.org/5mbrj961v/Screenshot_0170.jpg]
and here, the coldest class F on record with 5,724.00 K
(by the way, the book says "record" (so: no name) for the F class with most bodies.. this one has 11, so either put a name or put my name )
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[img=http://s24.postimg.org/fim0s50kx/Screenshot_0171.jpg]
Largest K type:
21 Zeta Cephei with solar radius of 91.60004
and here, the coldest class F on record with 5,724.00 K
(by the way, the book says "record" (so: no name) for the F class with most bodies.. this one has 11, so either put a name or put my name
)&
[img=http://s24.postimg.org/fim0s50kx/Screenshot_0171.jpg]
Largest K type:
21 Zeta Cephei with solar radius of 91.60004
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yes I was thinking of doing that, especially for the hardest to beat records, the best would be if people created their own threads for their most amazing finds I can than add the link to their entry.
I'm going to be rearranging the records tomorrow, hopefully making it easier to read!
Candidates for...
COLDEST ICY PLANET
SYNUEFE RK-W b47-0 6 A AT 20K
SMALLEST HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH A RADIUS OF 279KM
and
LIGHTEST HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET AT 0.0001 EARTH MASSES
SYNUEFE UQ-U b48-1 1
T-TAURI STAR WITH THE MOST BODIES (currently at 0, this one has 6 + a belt which I guess does not count as a body?)
SYNUEFE KI-K c24-7 AT 6
COLDEST ICY PLANET
SYNUEFE RK-W b47-0 6 A AT 20K
SMALLEST HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH A RADIUS OF 279KM
and
LIGHTEST HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET AT 0.0001 EARTH MASSES
SYNUEFE UQ-U b48-1 1
T-TAURI STAR WITH THE MOST BODIES (currently at 0, this one has 6 + a belt which I guess does not count as a body?)
SYNUEFE KI-K c24-7 AT 6
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Is it much harder in those google docs to do links to posts than on the forum? Because here it's something like 5 klicks... As you have already seen many times quite a lot of people are somehow unable to search the forum for posts, properly, so such links would have improved everybody's experience.
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If we are to have this category (20K is probably the lowest in-game for non-gas giants and there quite a lot of planets with it) then I believe my COL 285 SECTOR RN-Y B15-7 6 was the first here.
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some new records from me
CLASS III GAS GIANT WITH THE MOST MOONS
COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 11 WITH 6 MOONS
CLASS III GAS GIANT WITH THE MOST MOONS
NGC 6871 HS-F B13-1 9 WITH 9 MOONS
CLASS II GAS GIANT WITH THE MOST MOONS
NGC 6871 HS-F B13-1 9 WITH 12 MOONS
Greetings from crescende nebula
CLASS III GAS GIANT WITH THE MOST MOONS
COL 285 SECTOR JX-P b20-2 11 WITH 6 MOONS
CLASS III GAS GIANT WITH THE MOST MOONS
NGC 6871 HS-F B13-1 9 WITH 9 MOONS
CLASS II GAS GIANT WITH THE MOST MOONS
NGC 6871 HS-F B13-1 9 WITH 12 MOONS
Greetings from crescende nebula
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