Universal Cartographics Galactic Record Breakers

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Ferris

Ferris
A few photos I took of the lightest ringed body/lightest ring.... Enjoy :)

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andyl

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Ferris said:
A few photos I took of the lightest ringed body/lightest ring.... Enjoy :)
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I do like the one on the right where you can see another ringed world close by.

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Patau82 said:
ADDED LATEST RECORDS!
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None of the records I reported for Water world (terraformable) (PLAA EURK BW-E D11-65 4) have been entered into the book.
Is that because terraformable is in a state of flux? Do you still want improvements reported?
 

Niddi

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I was just about to type "Added some missed records" ;) They should be in the Book now.

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Cmdr Trav ElEr said:
METAL RICH PLANET WITH DEEPEST NESTING
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The nesting stuff is only available for the stellar bodies.

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Kalpa said:
HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH HIGHEST METAL CONTENT
NYEAJEE MT-L B11-1 BC 1 WITH 35.1% METAL
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Cmdr Trav ElEr said:
two more :)
HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH HIGHEST METAL CONTENT
2MASS J18171785-1659407 B 1 WITH 34.3% METAL CMDR TRAV ELER
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This category is only available for the Metal Rich Planets.
 
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Niddi

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I've moved my spreadsheet to Google Docs so that anyone can view it: Galactic Records Spreadsheet
Remember, this is only a quick overview for the stellar and planetary records. I try to update it regularly but sometimes I will only be able to do this in the evening.
 

Kalpa

Kalpa
Kalpa said:
Indeed not, I believe it's somewhere closer to 40 but we'll get there eventually... I'll beat your 34.3% by 0.3% here thank you very much (also I don't think there's official category for this)
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Niddi said:
This category is only available for the Metal Rich Planets.
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I'm quite aware. Also that the category for metal rich planets is for lowest metal content, not highest.

Anyway here would be a new candidate, now at 35.2%... anyone found higher yet?

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I've moved my spreadsheet to Google Docs so that anyone can view it
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Very many thanks! This makes looking up records 'at glance' a ton easier to see whether a body type I'm not used to yet is even close to record breaking range or not.
 
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Patau82

Patau82
moved all records from terraformable catagory to respective terraformable category, they ended all being hmc terraformable planets!
I've decided that terraformable planets are eligible for both categories, but I don't expect any to end up in the main category as they shouldn't be really be near the extremes
apart from 0.00 surface pressure and a few water world records but I guess we'll find out soon enough!
I've also added hmc with highest metal content for you kalpa
 

Cmdr Trav ElEr

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two more then off to bed :)

SMALLEST HERBIG AE/BE PROTOSTAR
2MASS J18163215-1703490 C WITH 0.0971 SOLAR RADIUS CMDR TRAV ELER

HOTTEST HERBIG AE/BE PROTOSTAR
2MASS J18172270-1709437 B WITH 5876.00K CMDR TRAV ELER


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Patau82

Patau82
also I'm on a trip to visit the stars of the Orion constellation as its about the only thing I can see from where I live, here's some pics from the 4 planets orbiting Betelgeuse
approach to Betelgeuse 1
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sunrise over Betelgeuse 1
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this was as close as I could afford to get Betelgeuse almost pulled me out of fsd. 1,783ls away from Betelgeuse! I took some damage for those shots but it was worth it:D
sunrise over Betelgeuse 2 at 2,257ls
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sunrise over Betelgeuse 3 at 3,263ls
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and a final sunrise over Betelgeuse 4 at 21,047ls that's more like it!:D
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Ender

Ender
SMALLEST B-TYPE STAR - R CORONAE AUSTRINI A SOLAR RADIUS OF 0.0132
I strongly suspect there is an error in this record but I can't find any evidence that would support the record (actually, any post with the name of R CORONAE AUSTRINI in it). Rukmerot, would you, please, redirect me to it because if it's true I will add it to my ticket about errors in body properties (a star so small isn't a giant star).

COLDEST S-TYPE STAR - HD 190629 WITH A SURFACE TEMP OF 1,778K
This is another error. For the right entry look here. Niddi, it's yours.

SYSTEM WITH THE MOST S-TYPE STARS - HD 190629 WITH 1 S-TYPE STAR
Obviously, it should be MANY as every system with S-type stars has at least 1 S-type star

Kalpa said:
Anyway here would be a new candidate, now at 35.2%... anyone found higher yet?
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35.3% here ;)

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OLDEST S-TYPE STAR - HIP 40977 A WITH 12,011 MILLION YEARS
CLOSEST S-TYPE STAR TO SOL - HIP 40977 A AT 122.71 LY
CLOSEST S-TYPE STAR TO A HUMAN STATION - HIP 40977 A TO WHITE PORT AT 1612 LS
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The giant S-type as viewed from White Port:
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CLOSEST B-TYPE STAR TO SOL - GLESTING AT 39.79 LY
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LARGEST TERRAFORMABLE ROCKY PLANET - SYNUEFE TL-K D9-22 5 A WITH A RADIUS OF 3,815 KM
HEAVIEST TERRAFORMABLE ROCKY PLANET - SYNUEFE TL-K D9-22 5 A WITH 0.1861 EARTH MASSES
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SMALLEST TERRAFORMABLE ROCKY PLANET - 14 PSI CANCRI 4 A WITH A RADIUS OF 3,159 KM
LIGHTEST TERRAFORMABLE ROCKY PLANET - 14 PSI CANCRI 4 A WITH 0.1027 EARTH MASSES
COLDEST TERRAFORMABLE ROCKY PLANET - 14 PSI CANCRI 4 A WITH A SURFACE TEMP OF 235 K
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HOTTEST TERRAFORMABLE ROCKY PLANET - HIP 8168 5 A WITH A SURFACE TEMP OF 235 K
TERRAFORMABLE ROCKY PLANET WITH THE HIGHEST SURFACE PRESSURE - HIP 8168 7 A WITH A PRESSURE OF 0.13 ATMOSPHERES
SYSTEM WITH THE MOST TERRAFORMABLE ROCKY PLANETS - HIP 8168 WITH 2
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Patau82

Patau82
rectified and added latest records!

and here's one from me :D
COLDEST CLASS IV GAS GIANT

SYNUEFE BN-Q D5-36 11 WITH A SURFACE PRESSURE OFF 817K

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wizzpig

wizzpig
LARGEST HERBIG Ae/Be PROTOSTAR
PLAA AESCS AA-A H3 A - at 0.8961 SOLAR RADIUS

HEAVIEST HERBIG Ae/Be PROTOSTAR
PLAA AESCS AA-A H3 A - at 105.6797 SOLAR MASSES

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YOUNGEST C-N TYPE STAR
FOETT WD-K D8-304 A - at 12,707 MY

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HOTTEST S-TYPE STAR
FOERDY CR-N D6-758 A - at 3183.00 K

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YOUNGEST MS TYPE STAR
FOETT RR-N D6-91 A - at 5402 MY

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BLACK HOLE WITH MOST BODIES
FOETT HG-Y F51 with 34
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All by CMDR Darius Torkalar
 
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Niddi

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Latest Records added

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Ender said:
SYSTEM WITH THE MOST S-TYPE STARS - HD 190629 WITH 1 S-TYPE STAR
Obviously, it should be MANY as every system with S-type stars has at least 1 S-type star
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I agree with you and Patau has already changed it. Should we do the same with all the other "System with the most x-Type Stars" entries and only accept records 2+?

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For those using the Spreadsheet: Is the order I've used ok with you? It's the same as in the Book. I'm not sure if I should keep it that way or if I should order them alphabetically.
 
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