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Patau82

Patau82
OrderOfPhobos said:
SMALLEST K-TYPE STAR
Musca Dark Region FX-S b4-9 A WITH A SOLAR RADIUS OF 0.5364

LIGHTEST K-TYPE STAR
Musca Dark Region FX-S b4-9 A WITH 0.4297 SOLAR MASSES

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CMDR OrderOfPhobos
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please post all of record and cmdr name in CAPS please next time, makes it easier to copy and paste ;)

Sandal said:
What about an Earth-like orbiting the most suns?

Here is one orbiting five of them:

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nice find :D working on something at the moment, should be able to start adding new records soon keep your eye out :D

Ender said:
SYSTEM WITH THE MOST L-TYPE STARS
NU CENTAURI WITH 5 L-TYPE STARS
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thanks, needed extra pics for site :D
Chris M Fortune said:
I am not sure if the info I have is the actual new record but I am sure the information you have for nearest star type (Herbig Ae/Be) to colonized space has been superceeded by 4 Cygni since the colonisation of New Yembo, perhaps other records of this type may need to be reviewed in light of this.
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all records in book are posted by cmdrs and there to be beaten :D If you have a find that beats a current record, post it here to claim it :)
 

SvennoJ

SvennoJ
Removed, adding full list below
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Rottcodd

Rottcodd
LARGEST CLASS II GAS GIANT
PRAE EAEC HO-V B33-11 1 WITH A RADIUS OF 77,781KM
Class II largest.jpg
(not that heavy though)

CLOSEST HELIUM GIANT TO SAGITTARIUS A*
FLYAE EAEC NA-R C20-46 1 AT 16,152.21 LY
Helium Giant SAgA.jpgHelium Giant SAgA map.jpg
COLDEST T-TAURI STAR
FLYAE EAEC WY-A E6 A 10 WITH A TEMPERATURE OF 209K
T Tauri 209K.jpgT Tauri 209K map.jpg
CMDR MAGNUS ROTTCODD
 
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SvennoJ

SvennoJ
Results from my trip to the Northern edge in a 41.17ly capable Anaconda
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Furthest reachable point from Sol
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FURTHEST F-TYPE STAR FROM SOL
MYEIA THAA RI-B D13-1 A AT 65,368 LY
CMDR SVENNO
FurthestFTypeStar_65368.jpg
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FURTHEST WATER WORLD FROM SOL
MYEIA THAA JR-C C26-0 4 AT 65,356 LY
CMDR SVENNO
FurthestWaterWorld_65356.jpg
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FURTHEST ROCKY ICE PLANET FROM SOL
MYEIA THAA JR-C C26-0 3 AT 65,356 LY
CMDR SVENNO
FurthestRockyIcePlanet_65356.jpg
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FURTHEST HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET FROM SOL
MYEIA THAA JR-C C26-0 2 AT 65,356 LY
CMDR SVENNO
FurthestHighMetalContentPlanet_65356.jpg
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FURTHEST K-TYPE STAR FROM SOL
MYEIA THAA JR-C C26-0 AT 65,356 LY
CMDR SVENNO
FurthestKTypeStar_65356.jpg
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FURTHEST AMMONIA WORLD FROM SOL
MYEIA THAA ZK-E C25-0 6 A AT 65,327 LY
CMDR SVENNO
FurthestAmmoniaWorld_65327.jpg
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FURTHEST TERRAFORMABLE HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET FROM SOL
MYEIA THAA ZK-E C25-0 3 AT 65,327 LY
CMDR SVENNO
FurthestTerraformHighMetalContent_65327.jpg
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FURTHEST GAS GIANT WITH AMMONIA-BASED LIFE FROM SOL
IORANT WK-E C25-0 2 AT 65,320 LY
CMDR SVENNO
FurthestAmmoniaBasedGasGiant_65320.jpg

FURTHEST CLASS I GAS GIANT FROM SOL
IORANT WK-E C25-0 3 AT 65,320 LY
CMDR SVENNO
FurthestClass1Giant_65320.jpg
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FURTHEST TERRAFORMABLE WATER WORLD FROM SOL
IORANT FF-G C24-0 5 AT 65,259 LY
CMDR SVENNO
FurthestTerraformWaterWorld_65259.jpg
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FURTHEST ICY PLANET FROM SOL
IORANT FF-G C24-0 2 AT 65,259 LY
CMDR SVENNO
FurthestIceWorld_65259.jpg
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FURTHEST EARTH LIKE WORLD FROM SOL
CEECKIA OL-N C23-0 4 AT 65,252 LY
CMDR SVENNO
FurthestEarthLikeWorld_65252.jpg
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FURTHEST G-TYPE STAR FROM SOL
CEECKIA OL-N C23-0 AT 65,252 LY
CMDR SVENNO
FurthestGTypeStar_65252.jpg
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FURTHEST CLASS IV GAS GIANT FROM SOL
IORADY YV-E D11-1 B 2 AT 65,242 LY
CMDR SVENNO
FurthestClass4Giant_65242.jpg
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FURTHEST CLASS II GAS GIANT FROM SOL
IORADY XV-E D11-2 4 AT 65,241 LY
CMDR SVENNO
FurthestClass2Giant_65241.jpg
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FURTHEST ROCKY PLANET FROM SOL
IORADY XV-E D11-2 3 A AT 65,241 LY
CMDR SVENNO
FurthestRockyPlanet_65241.jpg
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FURTHEST TERRAFORMABLE ROCKY PLANET FROM SOL
IORADY XV-E D11-2 3 A AT 65,241 LY
CMDR SVENNO
FurthestRockyPlanet_65241.jpg
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And here's a full record of where I found all these (Day 40 to Day 42)
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=132053
 
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Patau82

Patau82
hjd_uk said:
Does this count? Binary Shepard Moon?
I havent got back to civilised space to claim the discovery but let me know if you want the system & object names
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Nice find, but I don't think we can make a record from it

SvennoJ said:
Results from my trip to the Northern edge in a 41.17ly capable Anaconda
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Furthest reachable point from Sol
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And here's a full record of where I found all these (Day 40 to Day 42)
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=132053
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amazing journey :D the galactic records department salutes you o7
 

Witzo

Witzo
Patau82 said:
unfortunately not, nearly all metal rich planets have 100% metal content, look at the tag and description for the planet type.
the record we are actually after is lowest metal content for a metal rich planets it currently stands at 40.2%.
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Aha, interesting. Thanks!
 

Blackfoxx

Blackfoxx
High metal content planet with lowest metal content
wredguia wq-l c21-9 a 2 with a metal content of 25.9%
cmdr blackfoxx
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(i typed all that in CAPS) why did it convert it to lower case?

HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH LOWEST METAL CONTENT
WREDGUIA WQ-L C21-9 A 2 WITH A METAL CONTENT OF 25.9%
CMDR BLACKFOXX

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Patau82

Patau82
added latest records!
Blackfoxx said:
High metal content planet with lowest metal content
wredguia wq-l c21-9 a 2 with a metal content of 25.9%
cmdr blackfoxx
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(i typed all that in CAPS) why did it convert it to lower case?

HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH LOWEST METAL CONTENT
WREDGUIA WQ-L C21-9 A 2 WITH A METAL CONTENT OF 25.9%
CMDR BLACKFOXX

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for some reason you need to put some lower case letters in your post or it converts all caps to lower case
 
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CMDR AKIRA MASAKARI

CMDR AKIRA MASAKARI
Closest earth like planet to its own main star? 0.67 AU from a K star? Don't know if it qualifies, but i try.

CLOSEST EARTH LIKE PLANET TO ITS OWN STAR: OOCHORRS WG-W C18-1, PLANET 1, 0,67 AU
DISCOVERED AND SUBMITTED BY CMRD AKIRA MASAKARI
 

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CMDR AKIRA MASAKARI

CMDR AKIRA MASAKARI
I don't know if it qualifies, or if is it common and it's the first time i notice, but i run into a "Red Giant" that was smaller than M Dwarf.

In the galaxy map it shows: M8 IVB, since the Roman Number is not V, it means it's not in main sequence.
At the surface scanner it gives M (Red Giant).

R is 0.4624
M is 0.2578

Mass means nothing, volume wise, but R... not that giant!!!! In fact the other star in the system is an M main sequence and it's bigger.
Scientifically speacking i think it would be possible and not a map error, i don't know if it qualifies for any record

SMALLEST RED GIANT: 0.4624 R (CLASS M8 IVB)
COL 70 SECTOR HB-S B22-1 Star B, 1222 Ly from Sol
CMDR AKIRA MASAKARI

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Next to show it's not a Main Sequence from Galaxy Map
giant dwarf type.jpg

Note the distance and radius from cockpit are realistic with a 0,4 R
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schronz

S
I'd like to claim:

SYSTEM WITH THE MOST BODIES
EODGOLS WZ-P E5-9 WITH 112 BODIES
CMDR SCHRONZ

[SYSTEM WITH THE MOST PLANETARY BODIES
EODGOLS WZ-P E5-9 WITH 110 PLANETARY BODIES
CMDR SCHRONZ] scratch that one, got some stars

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Patau82

Patau82
CMDR AKIRA MASAKARI said:
Closest earth like planet to its own main star? 0.67 AU from a K star? Don't know if it qualifies, but i try.

CLOSEST EARTH LIKE PLANET TO ITS OWN STAR: OOCHORRS WG-W C18-1, PLANET 1, 0,67 AU
DISCOVERED AND SUBMITTED BY CMRD AKIRA MASAKARI
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Unfortunately we don't currently do this record as I believe the semi major axis is from the centre of the star to the centre of planet, so a planet orbiting a star twice the size could also have a semi major axis of 0.67.
I think the correct way to work out distance is: semi major axis - radius of star - radius of planet = distance from star
I think its a bit to complicated to include as a record

CMDR AKIRA MASAKARI said:
I don't know if it qualifies, or if is it common and it's the first time i notice, but i run into a "Red Giant" that was smaller than M Dwarf.

In the galaxy map it shows: M8 IVB, since the Roman Number is not V, it means it's not in main sequence.
At the surface scanner it gives M (Red Giant).

R is 0.4624
M is 0.2578

Mass means nothing, volume wise, but R... not that giant!!!! In fact the other star in the system is an M main sequence and it's bigger.
Scientifically speacking i think it would be possible and not a map error, i don't know if it qualifies for any record

SMALLEST RED GIANT: 0.4624 R (CLASS M8 IVB)
COL 70 SECTOR HB-S B22-1 Star B, 1222 Ly from Sol
CMDR AKIRA MASAKARI

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Next to show it's not a Main Sequence from Galaxy Map
View attachment 30663

Note the distance and radius from cockpit are realistic with a 0,4 R
View attachment 30664
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these have come up in the past, unfortunately we don't have specific records for dwarfs, giants, supergiants, etc.
but I am planning on adding these at some point so keep a note of your system and watch this space ;)
 
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