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To claim the record do you have to have your name on the item? If i'm on a very large trip and find an unexplored record breaking thing do i have to sell the data and have my name on the item to claim the record? Also what if I find a record breaking thing that someone else has already found and has their name on but has not been included in the record book? Would you put their name down for that record?
No to all three.
First person to claim the record here with their own screenshot gets credit.
Sorry, but I just beat that one, the new record is 4,035 Million Years
After finding a Black Hole with exactly the same mass, I now found one a tiny bit lighter:
LIGHTEST BLACK HOLE
ZUNUAE HN-S E4-4251 AT 2.5156 SOLAR MASSES
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hey, i have few things to submit, but if they are not record breackers, i would keep location untill data sold.
1:ELW with terraformable rocky MOON, in same system 2 high metal terraformable and 1 water world terraformable
2:Ammonia world, ringed, with 2 moons
3:binary ammonia worlds
4: a water world that recieves such low light to be red in the system map and completly black watched up close.
If any of this is arecord breaker, i'll give location straight away.
1:ELW with terraformable rocky MOON, in same system 2 high metal terraformable and 1 water world terraformable
2:Ammonia world, ringed, with 2 moons
3:binary ammonia worlds
4: a water world that recieves such low light to be red in the system map and completly black watched up close.
If any of this is arecord breaker, i'll give location straight away.
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1,2,3 unfortunately don't beat records 3 is equal to record, 4 sounds interesting can you post system pic? blank out the system's name
unfortunately most metal rich planets have 100% metal content
1,2,3 unfortunately don't beat records 3 is equal to record, 4 sounds interesting can you post system pic? blank out the system's name
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unfortunately most metal rich planets have 100% metal content
1,2,3 unfortunately don't beat records 3 is equal to record, 4 sounds interesting can you post system pic? blank out the system's name
That one is already in erimus map, so no worries: https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=116450&page=12 post 179
Today in skull and crossbones nebula i have seen the most bizarre things, an high metal with water world moon, a water giant with a terraformable water world moon, a class 3 gas giant with class V gas giant moon, and so on, but none seems a record breaker
In fact for every object the only records refear to "how many moons", but the type of moon itself could be a record to. Just a suggestion, keep up the good work!
In fact for every object the only records refear to "how many moons", but the type of moon itself could be a record to. Just a suggestion, keep up the good work!
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That's a very interesting planet! doesn't beat any current record, check out the short year
that's a great find!
Will think about moon records but there are other records I want to add first, those sound like really interesting systems I love to see them. I recommend anyone who has any interesting systems that don't don't quite fit of beat a record to post them on this thread in the exploration sub forum https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=140925Today in skull and crossbones nebula i have seen the most bizarre things, an high metal with water world moon, a water giant with a terraformable water world moon, a class 3 gas giant with class V gas giant moon, and so on, but none seems a record breaker
In fact for every object the only records refear to "how many moons", but the type of moon itself could be a record to. Just a suggestion, keep up the good work!
That's a very interesting planet! doesn't beat any current record, check out the short year
that's a great find!
message for BEN RYDER: I will deliver to founders world when I finally decide to finish my trip through to the core..i've been out exploring now for approximately 3.5 weeks, still planning some more weeks yet, but founders world is as good as any to cash in my data i guess.. so long as no unfortunate mishap occurs between me and SAG A or a neutron star
FURTHER BLACK HOLE FROM SAGITTARIUS A*
PHAE AIM EG-Y G6 - 32044,63 Ly from SAG A*
CMDR AKIRA MASAKARI
PHAE AIM EG-Y G6 - 32044,63 Ly from SAG A*
CMDR AKIRA MASAKARI
After a long search, I think I finally found a record breaker.
RECORD: TYPE A STAR WITH MOST BODIES
LOCATION: FLYUA PHIO ER-V E2-10
NUMBER OF BODIES 76 (75 if main star doesn't count)
CMDR TRISH GOLEXA
Edit: I guess that record maybe works different than I thought, when I check forum entries from others. I thought all bodies in that system would count, but I guess only bodies directly orbiting the star for which the record is about.
RECORD: TYPE A STAR WITH MOST BODIES
LOCATION: FLYUA PHIO ER-V E2-10
NUMBER OF BODIES 76 (75 if main star doesn't count)
CMDR TRISH GOLEXA
Edit: I guess that record maybe works different than I thought, when I check forum entries from others. I thought all bodies in that system would count, but I guess only bodies directly orbiting the star for which the record is about.
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I think this time I found several records for a gigantic planetary multi ring.
LOCATION: EODGOVVY AA-A D217
RECORD: MULTI RING WITH THE LARGEST OUTER RADIUS
EODGOVVY AA-A D217 AB 7 RINGS HAVE AN OUTER RADIUS OF 18,033,310 KM
RECORD: WIDEST MULTI RING
EODGOVVY AA-A D217 AB 7 RINGS HAVE A WITH OF 17,921,185 KM
RECORD: WIDEST RING IN A MULTI RING
EODGOVVY AA-A D217 AB 7 C RING WITH 17,323,293 KM
CMDR TRISH GOLEXA
If you are curious what it looks like from above:
LOCATION: EODGOVVY AA-A D217
RECORD: MULTI RING WITH THE LARGEST OUTER RADIUS
EODGOVVY AA-A D217 AB 7 RINGS HAVE AN OUTER RADIUS OF 18,033,310 KM
RECORD: WIDEST MULTI RING
EODGOVVY AA-A D217 AB 7 RINGS HAVE A WITH OF 17,921,185 KM
RECORD: WIDEST RING IN A MULTI RING
EODGOVVY AA-A D217 AB 7 C RING WITH 17,323,293 KM
CMDR TRISH GOLEXA
If you are curious what it looks like from above:
Wow, that's a monster - congratulations! However, what you are showing in the picture are only the ring A and B because the ring C is probably too light to be seen having such enormous size. Look for it outside of the orbit of the moon.
Edit: If anybody liked to examine an example of a ring that is external to moons (not all of them in this case, IIRC) I could point you to my finding in the colonized space:
Edit2: And I've just remembered that I have some records, too
LIGHTEST CLASS III GAS GIANT
WREDGUIA JW-N B6-50 4 WITH 4.9645 EARTH MASSES
RINGED STELLAR BODY WITH THE MOST BODIES
HIP 10277 AB 1 WITH 13 BODIES
G-TYPE STAR WITH THE MOST BODIES
HIP 13743 WITH 60 BODIES
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CMDR BIG_BAD_LYNX
HOTTEST NEUTRON STAR
LOCATION: pru aescs ox-a d1-7
WITH 9,989,022K
LIGHTEST NEUTRON STAR
LOCATION: PLAA AESCS MZ-M D8-5 A
WITH 0.4336 SOLAR MASSES
HOTTEST NEUTRON STAR
LOCATION: pru aescs ox-a d1-7
WITH 9,989,022K
LIGHTEST NEUTRON STAR
LOCATION: PLAA AESCS MZ-M D8-5 A
WITH 0.4336 SOLAR MASSES
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