Universal Cartographics Galactic Record Breakers

Ender · Feb 8, 2015

Patau82 said:
did you check on beta 1.1? is it the same there?

I was able to confirm it only because of 1.1 Beta star filters so yes it's the same.

Edit: I ticketed it as part of the 1.1 Beta so hopefully it will be faster seen.

Edit2:

Nid said:
Hey all, I found two extremely close systems on my trip to the California Nebula. From 7 Cameleopardalis C, only 3169Ls to 7 Cameleopardalis B.

Ticketed together with the previous record (#00000036268)

Edit3:
Perhaps you will be interested to know that they've changed some of names of stations in 1.1 Beta, eg. there is Fernao do Po Terminal in Jeterait (pre-1.1) and it's now called Sabine Orbital (1.1 Beta 3)

Ferris · Feb 8, 2015

COLDEST CLASS II GAS GIANT
PLIO EURL AF-R D4-62 5 WITH A TEMPERATURE OF 152K - CMDR HARPER QUALE

thanks

skydivertricky · Feb 8, 2015

skydivertricky said:
New LARGEST C-TYPE STAR
HIP 102082
196.0175 SOLAR RADIUS

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CMDR Tricky y

You can add the same system with most Bodies around a C-type - 21

gumbie · Feb 8, 2015

Ender said:
Patau, do not add white dwarfs types, please! I was mistaken and in the current state of the game white dwarfs are actually very rare in the Galaxy because they look like not procedurally generated at all - I see not a single one outside of the colonized bubble!!! (ticketed - #00000036244).

I have seen one, it shared a system with a carbon star, and I can't believe i didn't take a screenie and can't find them now

Cmdr Trav ElEr · Feb 8, 2015

and one more

EARTH-LIKE PLANET WITH HIGHEST PRESSURE
BLU EUQ HS-B D13-110 7 WITH 3.64 ATMOSPHERES CMDR TRAV ELER

don't think the following is an official category. Had never seen one as a moon. but wanted to post anyway because it's a terraformable waterworld that is a moon. with ring. orbiting a gas giant.inside the cat paw nebula. in a region where the sky is gorgeously red. would make a VERY nice home

TERRAFORMABLE WATER WORLD WITH DEEPEST NESTING
CAT'S PAW SECTOR HR-W D1-31 7 C IS A THIRD TIER PLANET CMDR TRAV ELER

Zieman · Feb 8, 2015

I found a big Water World:
HIP 29344 AB 1

Looking at the book, it gets at least these categories:
Largest - radius 24,387km
Heaviest - mass 149.3462 Earth masses
Highest pressure - 111,742.35 Atmospheres

Niddi · Feb 8, 2015

Ender said:
Yes, you can but how do you know it's a T-Tauri star?

In the other screenshot. You know, where it says T Tauri. And please don't say that we can't be sure that both show the same star just because we can't fully see the last letter. I am not going to assume that Trav Eler wants to screw us over.

Ender · Feb 8, 2015

gumbie said:
I have seen one, it shared a system with a carbon star, and I can't believe i didn't take a screenie and can't find them now

You are right - there are islands of white dwarfs and many of them are much bigger than the one around Sol so it's not so bad as I've thought. However, the islands look like introduced manually and there are great areas without a single white dwarf - I don't think it's right.

Edit:

Niddi said:
In the other screenshot. You know, where it says T Tauri. And please don't say that we can't be sure that both show the same star just because we can't fully see the last letter. I am not going to assume that Trav Eler wants to screw us over.

Why would you have to assume anything when you have rules to guide you? To be an evidence pictures should not be doubtful - only then assumptions aren't necessary. Imagine that in the future someone will find a T-Tauri that has equal number of bodies and he points out that this evidence isn't a proper one - the book shouldn't provoke such conflicts when they are easily avoidable, don't you think? Fortunately, Trav ElEr was so kind as to provide replacements so no problem in this case.

Zieman · Feb 8, 2015

System with most terraformable High Metal Content Planets:

HIP 29274 - 6 Terraforming Candidate HMCPs

Brokenstorm · Feb 8, 2015

New COLDEST B-TYPE STAR
HIP 17000 A WITH A TEMPERATURE OF 7,422.00 K

Ferris · Feb 8, 2015

New
COLDEST TERRAFORMABLE WATER WORLD
NGC 2527 SECTOR FG-Y D51 A 6 WITH A TEMPERATURE OF 246K - CMDR HARPER QUALE

Patau82 · Feb 8, 2015

Brokenstorm said:
New COLDEST B-TYPE STAR
HIP 17000 A WITH A TEMPERATURE OF 7,422.00 K

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sorry I think you misread data check your pic again

Tequila · Feb 8, 2015

Ender said:
Patau, do not add white dwarfs types, please! I was mistaken and in the current state of the game white dwarfs are actually very rare in the Galaxy because they look like not procedurally generated at all - I see not a single one outside of the colonized bubble!!! (ticketed - #00000036244).

You are looking in the wrong places for white dwarfs there are plenty of them outside populated space, also a handful inside the 400 Cubic LY bubble we call home.

Patau82 · Feb 8, 2015

CmdrPSB said:
Unless I've got the wrong end of the category stick, and if I have apologies, this is more massive than current record for heaviest non-Gas giant ringed body:

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Sorry but after checking the heaviest non gas giant I noticed it is also heaviest ringed non gas giant

wizzpig · Feb 8, 2015

What is the record for MS star with the most bodies? - the book doesn't actually say. It lists a star but not a number.

Patau82 · Feb 8, 2015

added latest records

Tequila said:
You are looking in the wrong places for white dwarfs there are plenty of them outside populated space, also a handful inside the 400 Cubic LY bubble we call home.

yep, look like I will be adding white dwarf sub classes at some point

oroboras · Feb 8, 2015

Old record;
SYSTEM WITH THE MOST B-TYPE STARS
HR 1476 WITH 4 B-TYPE STARS
New record;
SYSTEM WITH THE MOST B-TYPE STARS
DRYAO AOWSY ZU-Y f1951 WITH 5 B-TYPE STARS - CMDR CALBARON

Patau82 · Feb 8, 2015

T-Dog said:
What is the record for MS star with the most bodies? - the book doesn't actually say. It lists a star but not a number.

looked at post relating to record and it seems grazbaat never entered for this category, I remember posting it and asking for a complete system pic but I don't think he provided one.
his current pic show's 4 and then a line going off the screen so it's pretty safe to assume it has at least 5, how many you got?

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added latest records!

oroboras said:
Old record;
SYSTEM WITH THE MOST B-TYPE STARS
HR 1476 WITH 4 B-TYPE STARS
New record;
SYSTEM WITH THE MOST B-TYPE STARS
DRYAO AOWSY ZU-Y f1951 WITH 5 B-TYPE STARS - CMDR CALBARON

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no another one of my records beat! I've only got a handful left now

wizzpig · Feb 8, 2015

Patau82 said:
looked at post relating to record and it seems grazbaat never entered for this category, I remember posting it and asking for a complete system pic but I don't think he provided one.
his current pic show's 4 and then a line going off the screen so it's pretty safe to assume it has at least 5, how many you got?

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no another one of my records beat! I've only got a handful left now

13 - but thought I'd ask how many in current record first before having you guys verify stuff

ps. Will be sending you PM soon regarding site

Patau82 · Feb 9, 2015

the current record holder for largest black hole the Great Annihilator A is actually a theoretical type of black hole somewhere between a standard stellar black hole and a supermassive black hole
I've decided to give it its own categories in the black hole section and reinstated the previous record holders, will give intermediate black holes their own section if we ever find another one!