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LARGEST L-TYPE STAR
SYNUEFAI NU-M B12-0 B WITH A SOLAR RADIUS OF 0.4071 CMDR NATALIE PORTMAN
OLDEST L-TYPE STAR
SYNUEFAI NU-M B12-0 B AT 18,025 MILLION YEARS CMDR NATALIE PORTMAN
OLDEST T-TYPE
SYNUEFAI NU-M B12-0 C AT 18,025 MILLION YEARS CMDR NATALIE PORTMAN
COLDEST WATER GIANT
EXPHIAY 12 WITH A TEMPERATURE OF 153K CMDR NATALIE PORTMAN
SYNUEFAI NU-M B12-0 B WITH A SOLAR RADIUS OF 0.4071 CMDR NATALIE PORTMAN
OLDEST L-TYPE STAR
SYNUEFAI NU-M B12-0 B AT 18,025 MILLION YEARS CMDR NATALIE PORTMAN
OLDEST T-TYPE
SYNUEFAI NU-M B12-0 C AT 18,025 MILLION YEARS CMDR NATALIE PORTMAN
COLDEST WATER GIANT
EXPHIAY 12 WITH A TEMPERATURE OF 153K CMDR NATALIE PORTMAN
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That's a Y-Type, but still a record.
I use ED Heatmap to log my flightpath and leave some notes.
That's a Y-Type, but still a record.
I use ED Heatmap to log my flightpath and leave some notes.
I'm starting to wonder...is it even possible to get ice planets surface temperature lower than 20k?
I say that because I just found this system -
Every single one of these planets is an ice planet orbiting a Class T dwarf of 831K. The furthest planet out is 15.3AU, yet has the same temperature as the closest planet to the sun.
Is 20K rock bottom for icey planets?
I say that because I just found this system -
Every single one of these planets is an ice planet orbiting a Class T dwarf of 831K. The furthest planet out is 15.3AU, yet has the same temperature as the closest planet to the sun.
Is 20K rock bottom for icey planets?
Maybe that is the lower limit, hope not though since irl Sedna is estimated to have a temp of 12k, but that does orbit at something like 80 AU from the sun at its closest point.
how about this for a new record to include?
"Neutron Star with most Terraformable Planets"
If so, I have one with 3 out of 4 planets are terraformable.
If you decide to include it, then it's;
NEUTRON STAR WITH MOST TERRAFORMABLE PLANETS
DRYAU SCRAA GA-A e1678 WITH 3 TERRAFORMABLE PLANETS - CMDR CALBARON
If you don't then feel free to move on!
"Neutron Star with most Terraformable Planets"
If so, I have one with 3 out of 4 planets are terraformable.
If you decide to include it, then it's;
NEUTRON STAR WITH MOST TERRAFORMABLE PLANETS
DRYAU SCRAA GA-A e1678 WITH 3 TERRAFORMABLE PLANETS - CMDR CALBARON
If you don't then feel free to move on!
Ender I found another b- type that is in transision its a bit bigger, but I a managed to get my raptr recorder going,
BD+08 1303 A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NuSll3luFM&feature=youtu.be
BD+08 1303 A
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NuSll3luFM&feature=youtu.be
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It looks like 20K is the lower limit for all non-gas giants, for some reason.
All I say is that such small stars shouldn't be designated as B III (giants of B-type). I don't know where you have found information about R Coronae Austrini A being on the verge of transition to a white dwarf (I couldn't see it in the link you provided) but if it is R Coronae Australis from the real world then it's a very young pre-main sequence star classified as Herbig Ae/Be of spectral and luminosity type B8 II (or B5 III is in-game, depending on source). You could see it here. Thus, if those stars are the same then the size of R Coronae Austrini A is definitely a bug as is probably the size of BD+08 1303 A. Thanks for finding them.
Sorry, but you shouldn't in the second case - it's a class II gas giant not class III. Fortunately, this issue is already corrected in Release 1.1 Beta. Unfortunately, descriptions of metal-rich and high metal content planets aren't, yet.
Edit: BTW, perhaps some of you would like to join discussion about First Discovered tag, here, as it is going probably to have great impact on our behavior in-game. Unfortunately, the only reason currently to surface-scan objects is the book and with Release 1.1 it looks like we will even have more incentives to NOT surface-scan objects.
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New record (sorry Hozzdutch)
Old record;
FURTHEST TERRAFORMABLE HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET FROM SOL
HIP 63835 CD 3 AT 275.46LY
New record;
FURTHEST TERRAFORMABLE HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET FROM SOL
DRYAU SCRAA WD-K D8-677 C1, C2, C3 AND C4 AT 19,027.53LY - CMDR CALBARON
Crazy system has 4 Terraformable HMC planets, 1 Terraformable water world and 1 Earthlike, all orbiting the same sun (and a Neutron star in the system too)
Old record;
FURTHEST TERRAFORMABLE HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET FROM SOL
HIP 63835 CD 3 AT 275.46LY
New record;
FURTHEST TERRAFORMABLE HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET FROM SOL
DRYAU SCRAA WD-K D8-677 C1, C2, C3 AND C4 AT 19,027.53LY - CMDR CALBARON
Crazy system has 4 Terraformable HMC planets, 1 Terraformable water world and 1 Earthlike, all orbiting the same sun (and a Neutron star in the system too)
Corona Australis and Corona Borealis. Also called simply "Meridiana"[URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corona_Australis#cite_note-FOOTNOTEBagnall2012170-2"]][/URL] it is a white main sequence star located 130 light years away from Earth, with an apparent magnitude of 4.10 and spectral type A2Va.A rapidly rotating star, it spins at almost 200 km per second at its equator, making a complete revolution in around 14 hours.[URL="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corona_Australis#cite_note-FOOTNOTERoyerZorecG.C3.B3mez2007463-18"][[/URL]Like the star Vega, it has excess infrared radiation, which indicates it may be ringed by a disk of dust. It is currently a main-sequence star, but will eventually evolve into a white dwarf
the bug seems to be in the name the stars you are speaking of are actually located further out in the game, I think they are at the location the names of these stars should be
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LARGEST CLASS I GAS GIANT
SYNUEFE UU-Y B45-0 13 WITH 77,279 KM - CMDR RUKMEROT
SYNUEFE UU-Y B45-0 13 WITH 77,279 KM - CMDR RUKMEROT
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that's more like it! not bad 19,000k from sol are you on your way to sag* and beyond?
New SMALLEST/LIGHTEST/DEEPEST NESTING T-TAURI STAR
HD 183363 12 A IS A THIRD TIER STAR
HD 183363 12 A WITH 0.0078 SOLAR MASSES
HD 183363 12 A WITH A SOLAR RADIUS OF 0.0510
New SMALLEST/LIGHTEST ICY PLANET
ENCELADUS WITH 0.0000 EARTH MASSES
ENCELADUS WITH A RADIUS OF 252 KM
HD 183363 12 A IS A THIRD TIER STAR
HD 183363 12 A WITH 0.0078 SOLAR MASSES
HD 183363 12 A WITH A SOLAR RADIUS OF 0.0510
New SMALLEST/LIGHTEST ICY PLANET
ENCELADUS WITH 0.0000 EARTH MASSES
ENCELADUS WITH A RADIUS OF 252 KM
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New LARGEST C-TYPE STAR
HIP 102082
196.0175 SOLAR RADIUS
CMDR Tricky y
HIP 102082
196.0175 SOLAR RADIUS
CMDR Tricky y
Brokenstorm I added your records, the t-tauri weight recors is a tie though with the current record
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i guess you found the first one with only that name, most of the time they have a class (former state) mentioned, time for pataa to ad a new category ;-)
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i guess you found the first one with only that name, most of the time they have a class (former state) mentioned, time for pataa to ad a new category ;-)
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