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R3tCrick3t · Feb 17, 2015

r4nger0 said:
What's the record for the number of black holes in a system? I found a system with 4 black holes and a neutron star.

5 black holes mr r4nger0, good to see you here . can you link a picture of the system, their could ofcourse be a nesting record in their

R3tCrick3t · Feb 17, 2015

carazvan said:
completing the conquest of the terraformable rocky planets:

Coldest terraformable rocky planet
skaude aa-a h544 2 d with a surface temperature of 214k - cmdr navzarton

http://i.imgur.com/phjf29e.png

hottest terraformable rocky planet
skaude aa-a h148 ab 5 a with a surface temperature of 1285k - cmdr navzarton

terraformable rocky planet with the highest surface pressure
skaude aa-a h148 ab 5 a with a pressure of 580.80 atm - cmdr navzarton

http://i.imgur.com/xbu6bu4.png

smallest terraformable rocky planet
skaude aa-a h148 ab 5 b with a radius of 3158km - cmdr navzarton

lightest terraformable rocky planet
skaude aa-a h148 ab 5 b with 0.0984 earth masses - cmdr navzarton

http://i.imgur.com/wrdkap3.png

fun fact ... All the records in the terraformable rocky planets are in systems with black holes as the primary stellar bodies now

you own the terraformable rocky worlds section now, time to pay better attention to rocky world i guess??

ALl NEW records are added

didn't have the time to cross check the records with the general records though, so if another bookkeeper could do that.

gumbie · Feb 17, 2015

WOLF-RAYET STAR (W) WITH THE MOST BODIES
HIP 53274 WITH 59 BODIES CMDR NATALIE PORTMAN

CMDR ATT · Feb 17, 2015

Krunchie said:
That's 13 ly further then Erimus, and almost the same system name. His was CEECKIA ZQ-L C24-0.
Why didn't you 2 meet?

Space is a very big place! Interestingly, not one system up here is claimed so nobody has made it back yet apparently.

R3tCrick3t said:
added your recordes to the book, very good to see some from the other side oof the galaxy

2 of your records will be discussed by the bookkeepers asap and we will then take discission to add them or not .
Furthest reachable star system from sol (other records category)
ceeckia qr-l c24-0 at 65,292.51ly from sol - cmdr att

ammonia world with the lowest surface pressure
dryau chrea im-w d1-5439 8 with no atmosphere - cmdr att

Welcome to the record books commander att

Thanks for the welcome and for taking those other records under consideration! Hopefully I'll be adding more on the way back!

Edit: I think you might have missed smallest and lightest ammonia world.

R3tCrick3t · Feb 17, 2015

I probally did

R3tCrick3t · Feb 17, 2015

cmdr att said:
space is a very big place! Interestingly, not one system up here is claimed so nobody has made it back yet apparently.

Thanks for the welcome and for taking those other records under consideration! Hopefully i'll be adding more on the way back!

Edit: I think you might have missed smallest and lightest ammonia world.

corrected

gumbie said:
wolf-rayet star (w) with the most bodies
hip 53274 with 59 bodies cmdr natalie portman

http://i.imgur.com/b4hjbcm.png

http://i.imgur.com/kqslpok.png

http://i.imgur.com/n98dwdv.png

added to the books

Niddi · Feb 17, 2015

CMDR Gerakis said:
fillers:
CLOSEST MS-TYPE STAR TO SOL
NGC 6124 Sector QD-T d3-54 A AT 1,786.07LY

CLOSEST MS-TYPE STAR TO HUMAN COLONY
NGC 6124 Sector QD-T d3-54 A AT 1,622.69LY OF HIP 85064

CLOSEST MS-TYPE STAR TO SAGITTARIUS A*
NGC 6124 Sector QD-T d3-54 A AT 24,210.57LY

FURTHEST MS-TYPE STAR FROM SAGITTARIUS A*
NGC 6124 Sector QD-T d3-54 A AT 24,210.57LY

Unfortunately I will have to ask you for some screenshots for these records.

blackend said:
SMALLEST WATER WORLD
MYEADE LJ-X C28-19 B 6 with radius of 2987 KM

http://i58.tinypic.com/aut479.jpg

That's also the smallest terraformable Water World. I've added it accordingly.

CMDR ATT said:
AMMONIA WORLD WITH THE LOWEST SURFACE PRESSURE
DRYAU CHREA IM-W D1-5439 8 WITH NO ATMOSPHERE - CMDR ATT

Unfortunately we can only accept records with at least 0.00 ATM.

R3tCrick3t said:
didn't have the time to cross check the records with the general records though, so if another bookkeeper could do that.

I've checked them. No record for the general rocky category.

Lord_Zapan · Feb 17, 2015

TERRAFORMABLE HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH THE HIGHEST SURFACE PRESSURE
BLEIA DRYIAE DH-S D5-39 A 8 WITH 3,151.22 ATMOSPHERES
LORD ZAPAN

Niddi · Feb 17, 2015

Added to the Book

Witzo · Feb 17, 2015

I claim "The most boring collection of billiard balls":

"No Volcanism. No atmosphere. Orbital inclination < 1°."

Ferris · Feb 18, 2015

LARGEST Y-TYPE STAR
BD+61 678 A 2 WITH A SOLAR RADIUS OF 0.1369

HOTTEST TERRAFORMABLE WATER WORLD
OUTORST HA-Z D7 AB 6 WITH A TEMPERATURE OF 433K

LIGHTEST RING IN A MULTI RING
OUTORST EU-A D3 5 A RING WITH A MASS OF 1,860,867,840.0MT

HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH LOWEST METAL CONTENT
OUTORST GP-A D0 3 WITH 29.5%

-CMDR HARPER QUALE

Possible record category for the bookkeepers...could work for all stellar types.
SYSTEM WITH MOST TIER 1 T-TAURI STARS
eg.
OUTORST PQ-W C2-1 WITH 6

Thanks all.

Niddi · Feb 18, 2015

CMDR WHO BEAT THE MOST OF HIS OWN RECORDS
CMDR HARPER QUALE WITH 3 OUT OF 4

Ferris said:
LIGHTEST RING IN A MULTI RING
OUTORST EU-A D3 5 A RING WITH A MASS OF 1,860,867,840.0MT

View attachment 15830

I've never paid close attention to this but are planets always shown this translucent when selected? Or is this just a giant painted glass ball in space?

hozzdutch · Feb 18, 2015

I'm having a harder time finding records now! I like it

COLDEST T-TYPE - COL 359 SECTOR TW-V A19-3 - 700.00K

Ferris · Feb 18, 2015

Niddi said:
CMDR WHO BEAT THE MOST OF HIS OWN RECORDS
CMDR HARPER QUALE WITH 3 OUT OF 4

I've never paid close attention to this but are planets always shown this translucent when selected? Or is this just a giant painted glass ball in space?

I always seem to find the same things, they just get incrementally hotter/smaller/lighter etc.

The translucency is due to a graphical glitch i have been getting with some ringed planetary bodies on the system view, ever since 1.1.

I should also get the record for
MOST CONSECUTIVE SYSTEMS VISITED ALREADY DISCOVERED BY A RECORD BREAKER
HARPER QUALE WITH 30 SYSTEMS ALREADY DISCOVERED BY NAZVARTON

Did you hack into my navigation computer or something?

R3tCrick3t · Feb 18, 2015

Ferris said:
I always seem to find the same things, they just get incrementally hotter/smaller/lighter etc.
The translucency is due to a graphical glitch i have been getting with some ringed planetary bodies on the system view, ever since 1.1.

I should also get the record for
MOST CONSECUTIVE SYSTEMS VISITED ALREADY DISCOVERED BY A RECORD BREAKER
HARPER QUALE WITH 30 SYSTEMS ALREADY DISCOVERED BY NAZVARTON

Did you hack into my navigation computer or something?

we deny everything, we are not responsible for any equipment on your ship altered....
Come dock at hip 101110 and we will look at the defect ;-)

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hozzdutch said:
I'm having a harder time finding records now! I like it

COLDEST T-TYPE - COL 359 SECTOR TW-V A19-3 - 700.00K

View attachment 15862

ADDED TO THE BOOK MR HOZZDUTCH

Patau82 · Feb 18, 2015

Ferris said:
I always seem to find the same things, they just get incrementally hotter/smaller/lighter etc.
The translucency is due to a graphical glitch i have been getting with some ringed planetary bodies on the system view, ever since 1.1.

I should also get the record for
MOST CONSECUTIVE SYSTEMS VISITED ALREADY DISCOVERED BY A RECORD BREAKER
HARPER QUALE WITH 30 SYSTEMS ALREADY DISCOVERED BY NAZVARTON

Did you hack into my navigation computer or something?

lol, damn you nazvarton!

Lord_Zapan · Feb 18, 2015

SYSTEM WITH THE MOST G-TYPE STARS
TRAIKAAE OJ-I D9-62 WITH 3 G-TYPE STARS
LORD ZAPAN

LARGEST ROCKY ICE PLANET
TRAIKAAE PJ-I D9-195 4 WITH A RADIUS OF 18,107 KM
LORD ZAPAN

HEAVIEST ROCKY ICE PLANET
TRAIKAAE PJ-I D9-195 4 WITH 16.1915 EARTH MASSES
LORD ZAPAN

ROCKY ICE PLANET WITH THE MOST MOONS
TRAIKAAE PJ-I D9-195 4 WITH 2 MOONS
LORD ZAPAN

Niddi · Feb 18, 2015

Added to the Book

carazvan · Feb 18, 2015

Ferris said:
I always seem to find the same things, they just get incrementally hotter/smaller/lighter etc.
The translucency is due to a graphical glitch i have been getting with some ringed planetary bodies on the system view, ever since 1.1.

I should also get the record for
MOST CONSECUTIVE SYSTEMS VISITED ALREADY DISCOVERED BY A RECORD BREAKER
HARPER QUALE WITH 30 SYSTEMS ALREADY DISCOVERED BY NAZVARTON

Did you hack into my navigation computer or something?

Haha good to hear I have a padawan that is literally following in my footsteps

Guess those credits I donated to the alliance starport in TELLUS and around there was used to create a virus to hack other explorers and keep the good data flowing to the right faction

Wonder what part of the galaxy this is in as I have yet to return from my big expedition 11k out so can't have any tags from that.

CMDR Lotus · Feb 18, 2015

CLOSEST AMMONIA WORLD TO SOL
COL 359 SECTOR XT-R D4-26 9 AT 577.89 LY - CMDR LOTUS

http://imgur.com/3iFw7Dn,n2GSgpo