Update the database to reflect this?

Massive ring system discovered - if Stellar Forge had made this you'd have filed a bug!

"If we could replace Saturn's rings with the rings around J1407b, they would be easily visible at night and be many times larger than the full moon."

http://phys.org/news/2015-01-gigantic-j1407b-larger-heavier-saturn.html

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Did you find it in the game or is it just from the article?
Anyway thanks for sharing, once again i wish there would be an "insolite stellar object thread" for these kind of find since the Stellar Cartographics Record Breakers doesn t have any.
 
There was this ridiculously big ring system on a gas giant in one system I visited not too long ago. Of course I didn't take any screenshots, nor note the place. Or to be exact, it was like a secondary ring system far, far away from the gas giant, with empty space between the main rings and the second one.
 
Brilliant. I just love that mega ring systems have been in the game for several months before humanity detected the first real one. Chalk up another success for the stellar forge simulation. :D
 
Brilliant. I just love that mega ring systems have been in the game for several months before humanity detected the first real one. Chalk up another success for the stellar forge simulation. :D

anyone have any examples of such in E: D ? would be nice to visit?
 
Pretty impressive.

I wonder how such a thing in our solar system could have altered the evolution of our understandings... "the sun, the moon, and that giant disc thingy".
 
That's a cool looking planet.
I wonder about that artists impression of it in our night sky. Would the rings most likely not be very close to the orbital plane?
 
anyone have any examples of such in E: D ? would be nice to visit?

I came across an exact example last week in the direction of Cygnus at HD227733 9
Radius of 171 ls (51,264,432KM), diameter of 342 ls (102,528,864 KM), width of 103 ls (30,878,576KM)
To put the size in context, if you put those rings around Venus, then the rings would reach to the orbits of both Mercury and Earth.
 
I came across an exact example last week in the direction of Cygnus at HD227733 9
Radius of 171 ls (51,264,432KM), diameter of 342 ls (102,528,864 KM), width of 103 ls (30,878,576KM)
To put the size in context, if you put those rings around Venus, then the rings would reach to the orbits of both Mercury and Earth.

That around a star? : A proto-planetary disk ?
 
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