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HE/BE PROTOSTAR WITH THE MOST BODIES
57 Cygni B with 9
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CLOSEST HE/BE PROTOSTAR TO SOL
57 Cygni B at 525.24Ly
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57 Cygni B with 9
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CLOSEST HE/BE PROTOSTAR TO SOL
57 Cygni B at 525.24Ly
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Nice finds! Speaking about bugged...I wonder if there are similar (bugged?) limits to the atmosphere pressure values for all planet types, so that we'll eventually find planets in every category that have a pressure of 0.00...
your first record doesn't count we don't include asteroid belts sorry!
second one added to book!
I was hoping it wouldn't be the case
Hottest helium giant
hd 152233 a 6 with a temperature of 1850k
hd 152233 a 6 with a temperature of 1850k
added latest records to book
lol, a lot of cmdrs seems to be having this problem today looks like you found a solution
lol, a lot of cmdrs seems to be having this problem today looks like you found a solution
Alright, so, here's a few records...
LARGEST AMMONIA WORLD
HIP 36104 12 WITH A RADIUS OF 27,998KM
HEAVIEST AMMONIA WORLD
HIP 36104 12 WITH 209.7504 EARTH MASSES
AMMONIA WORLD WITH THE HIGHEST SURFACE PRESSURE
HIP 36104 12 WITH A PRESSURE OF 55,296.42 ATMOSPHERES
G-TYPE STAR WITH THE MOST BODIES
HIP 36104 A WITH 49 BODIES
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SYSTEM WITH THE MOST ROCKY PLANETS
HIP 36104 WITH 30 ROCKY PLANETS
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SYSTEM WITH THE MOST CLASS II GAS GIANTS
HIP 36104 WITH 4 CLASS II GAS GIANTS
Album
LARGEST AMMONIA WORLD
HIP 36104 12 WITH A RADIUS OF 27,998KM
HEAVIEST AMMONIA WORLD
HIP 36104 12 WITH 209.7504 EARTH MASSES
AMMONIA WORLD WITH THE HIGHEST SURFACE PRESSURE
HIP 36104 12 WITH A PRESSURE OF 55,296.42 ATMOSPHERES
G-TYPE STAR WITH THE MOST BODIES
HIP 36104 A WITH 49 BODIES
Album
SYSTEM WITH THE MOST ROCKY PLANETS
HIP 36104 WITH 30 ROCKY PLANETS
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SYSTEM WITH THE MOST CLASS II GAS GIANTS
HIP 36104 WITH 4 CLASS II GAS GIANTS
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Coldest ringed stellar body
hip 97581 ab 6 a surface temp of 252.00k - ferris
coldest class iii gas giant
musca dark region fw-n b6-3 3 with a surface temp of 230.00k - ferris
coldest l-type star
chamaeleon sector kx-t b3-1 c with a surface temp of 1,303.00k - ferris
hottest l-type star
chamaeleon sector kx-t b3-1 b with a surface temp of 1,996.00k - ferris
hip 97581 ab 6 a surface temp of 252.00k - ferris
coldest class iii gas giant
musca dark region fw-n b6-3 3 with a surface temp of 230.00k - ferris
coldest l-type star
chamaeleon sector kx-t b3-1 c with a surface temp of 1,303.00k - ferris
hottest l-type star
chamaeleon sector kx-t b3-1 b with a surface temp of 1,996.00k - ferris
Alright, so, here's a few records...
LARGEST AMMONIA WORLD
HIP 36104 12 WITH A RADIUS OF 27,998KM
HEAVIEST AMMONIA WORLD
HIP 36104 12 WITH 209.7504 EARTH MASSES
AMMONIA WORLD WITH THE HIGHEST SURFACE PRESSURE
HIP 36104 12 WITH A PRESSURE OF 55,296.42 ATMOSPHERES
G-TYPE STAR WITH THE MOST BODIES
HIP 36104 A WITH 49 BODIES
Album
SYSTEM WITH THE MOST ROCKY PLANETS
HIP 36104 WITH 30 ROCKY PLANETS
Album
SYSTEM WITH THE MOST CLASS II GAS GIANTS
HIP 36104 WITH 4 CLASS II GAS GIANTS
Album
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amazing find!
also largest known planet in the galaxy!
and largest ringed planet!
Is this a bug? There was no visible ring around this star when I got closer to it.
http://abload.de/img/16057530874526171136_6pa0f.jpg
http://abload.de/img/16057530874526171136_6pa0f.jpg
OLDEST F-TYPE STAR
HR 5974 A AT 8,211 MILLION YEARS
LORD ZAPAN
HEAVIEST CLASS I GAS GIANT
ARIETIS SECTOR CV-Y B3 9 WITH 717.9893 EARTH MASSES
LORD ZAPAN
HR 5974 A AT 8,211 MILLION YEARS
LORD ZAPAN
HEAVIEST CLASS I GAS GIANT
ARIETIS SECTOR CV-Y B3 9 WITH 717.9893 EARTH MASSES
LORD ZAPAN
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Alright, so, here's a few records...
LARGEST AMMONIA WORLD
HIP 36104 12 WITH A RADIUS OF 27,998KM
HEAVIEST AMMONIA WORLD
HIP 36104 12 WITH 209.7504 EARTH MASSES
AMMONIA WORLD WITH THE HIGHEST SURFACE PRESSURE
HIP 36104 12 WITH A PRESSURE OF 55,296.42 ATMOSPHERES
Would that also be the Ammonia World with the most moons? Or do we only count the Moons directly connected to the Planet?
That's a Class II Giant and thus not a record. The descriptions of the Class II and III Giants are bugged. Always check the little tooltip windows when selecting a planet (you can see it on your screenshot).
Is Water World the correct category for planets like this one? Or would it be a terraformed world?
can be a very thin wide ring could be a bug, ticket it to find out
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HOTTEST WATER WORLD
HIP 79276 B 1 WITH A TEMPERATURE OF 647K - CMDR HURRAKAN
Please also update my name for "system with most high metal content planets" to include CMDR - thanks!
ADDED AND UPODATED
OLDEST F-TYPE STAR
HR 5974 A AT 8,211 MILLION YEARS
LORD ZAPAN
HEAVIEST CLASS I GAS GIANT
ARIETIS SECTOR CV-Y B3 9 WITH 717.9893 EARTH MASSES
LORD ZAPAN
ADDED TO THE BOOKS
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ILL LEAVE THIS ONE FOR PATAU
By today standards, it's just a terraforming candidate.
By tomorrow standards, it will just be a terraforming candidate water world.
But really, it should just be a water world.
About that Ammonia World, I would say all moons count, but I don't know if it's the official rule.
I wouldn't categorize it as a CFT, because it's already in the process of being terraformed ...
I'm really looking forward to the changes Patau will implement. Hopefully they will clear things up a bit.
I'd also say that all moons count because if not, we would have to revise all the entries for Star type with most bodies.
I'm really looking forward to the changes Patau will implement. Hopefully they will clear things up a bit.
I'd also say that all moons count because if not, we would have to revise all the entries for Star type with most bodies.
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