Universal Cartographics Galactic Record Breakers
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Thanks I was super surprised when I found it. Just goes to show how unexplored they galaxy is. That was between the galaxy core and SOL, just imagine what is on the other side of the core, where very few people have been.
Special Announcement
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Beta Version of Universalcartographics.org launches!
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• Only Stellar and Planetary records have currently been added please refer to Galatic Record Book for general records
• Additions to records include system map pics, date submitted, finders ship type, finders ship name and the ability to added additional info and pics to each record
• Stellar and Planetary Quick Ref Guides for easy record referencing whilst playing
• Search by record holder function added
• Discovery of the week
• News Section
• Exploration Guide
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Also to celebrate the launch of Universalcartographics.org a few new categories have been added
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• Highest/lowest metal content for all planets
• Longest/shortest orbital period for all planets
• Added all missing distance records
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The site now has over 650 record categories posted by around 100 Cmdrs, please remember that the site is under construction with many more records to come and a huge amount of editing still to do
Big thank you to all current and pervious record holders for sharing your amazing finds over the last 7 months
And a special thanks to all the Universal Cartographics Galactic Record Department staff past, present and lost…
T-Dog, Lord Zapan, Rukmerot, and Niddi
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– Cmdr Monkey D Luffy
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Beta Version of Universalcartographics.org launches!
.
• Only Stellar and Planetary records have currently been added please refer to Galatic Record Book for general records
• Additions to records include system map pics, date submitted, finders ship type, finders ship name and the ability to added additional info and pics to each record
• Stellar and Planetary Quick Ref Guides for easy record referencing whilst playing
• Search by record holder function added
• Discovery of the week
• News Section
• Exploration Guide
.
Also to celebrate the launch of Universalcartographics.org a few new categories have been added
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• Highest/lowest metal content for all planets
• Longest/shortest orbital period for all planets
• Added all missing distance records
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The site now has over 650 record categories posted by around 100 Cmdrs, please remember that the site is under construction with many more records to come and a huge amount of editing still to do
Big thank you to all current and pervious record holders for sharing your amazing finds over the last 7 months
And a special thanks to all the Universal Cartographics Galactic Record Department staff past, present and lost…
T-Dog, Lord Zapan, Rukmerot, and Niddi
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– Cmdr Monkey D Luffy
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Most records are currently incomplete can all record holders provide ship type, ship name and anything else you want to add to your record 
here's a few examples of 'complete' records:
http://universalcartographics.org/records/largest-intermediate-black-hole/
http://universalcartographics.org/records/hottest-class-v-gas-giant/
http://universalcartographics.org/records/coldest-wolf-rayet-star/
here's a few examples of 'complete' records:
http://universalcartographics.org/records/largest-intermediate-black-hole/
http://universalcartographics.org/records/hottest-class-v-gas-giant/
http://universalcartographics.org/records/coldest-wolf-rayet-star/
Here is a Herbig Ae/Be star I found out on the rim. It sits approximately 38.5k ly from Sag* A. Unfortunately I didn't know such a thing was a record so I am not currently near the system. If Anyone wants to confirm the exact LY, please do.
My current distance from Sag* A:
Using basic mathematics to plot the distances between myself and the two systems, I've subtracted approx 1kly from the distance to Sag* A to place the distance between the two at about 38-38.5lly. Again, please confirm.
Date Found: 30/5/3301
Ship Name: Skyprowler
Ship Type: Asp Explorer
My current distance from Sag* A:
Using basic mathematics to plot the distances between myself and the two systems, I've subtracted approx 1kly from the distance to Sag* A to place the distance between the two at about 38-38.5lly. Again, please confirm.
Date Found: 30/5/3301
Ship Name: Skyprowler
Ship Type: Asp Explorer
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Here is a Herbig Ae/Be star I found out on the rim. It sits approximately 38.5k ly from Sag* A. Unfortunately I didn't know such a thing was a record so I am not currently near the system. If Anyone wants to confirm the exact LY, please do.
My current distance from Sag* A:
Using basic mathematics to plot the distances between myself and the two systems, I've subtracted approx 1kly from the distance to Sag* A to place the distance between the two at about 38-38.5lly. Again, please confirm.
Date Found: 30/5/3301
Ship Name: Skyprowler
Ship Type: Asp Explorer
just had it confirmed by someone at Sag A* it is 38,796.92 Ly away
oh yeah he wants 2 Mil in palladium when he gets back
just had it confirmed by someone at Sag A* it is 38,796.92 Ly away
oh yeah he wants 2 Mil in palladium when he gets back
Assuming I survive my planned route, 2m in Palladium won't be a problem, lol. I'm out here like "Oooh, that's pretty, that's pretty, too. Those are nice... Wait, these are record breakerss? Uhhhhhhhh..."
Guess I'll take some time at work to study up on the wonders we are looking for. No idea what else I've found breaks records...
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Ian Phillips
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No-one has asked.....
For my ship details for my current 2 records held, My ship type was and is.. Asp Explorer and my tentative ship name for it is Origin-II
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I'll keep it pitched as an idea for the awesome folk who organise these records, the decision is theres ultimately, not us explorers
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I'll keep it pitched as an idea for the awesome folk who organise these records, the decision is theres ultimately, not us explorers
FURTHEST CLASS V GAS GIANT FROM SAGITTARIUS A*
HYUERSHCH RA-X B21-0 B 1 AT 41,435.07 LY
CMDR ALLITNIL
nb: for all of the "furthest from Sag A*" records I hope to get round to submitting over the next few days, the following applies unless otherwise stated:
Ship Name: Nobody's Business
Ship type: Anaconda
Comments: Found during a trip along the New Outer Arm undertaken in May 3301. This arm contains the most distant stars from the galactic core.
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FURTHEST WATER GIANT FROM SAGITTARIUS A*
DRYEAE AEC WO-Z D13-4 10 AT 44,374.84 LY
CMDR ALLITNIL
HYUERSHCH RA-X B21-0 B 1 AT 41,435.07 LY
CMDR ALLITNIL
nb: for all of the "furthest from Sag A*" records I hope to get round to submitting over the next few days, the following applies unless otherwise stated:
Ship Name: Nobody's Business
Ship type: Anaconda
Comments: Found during a trip along the New Outer Arm undertaken in May 3301. This arm contains the most distant stars from the galactic core.
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FURTHEST WATER GIANT FROM SAGITTARIUS A*
DRYEAE AEC WO-Z D13-4 10 AT 44,374.84 LY
CMDR ALLITNIL
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FURTHEST T-TAURI FROM SAGITTARIUS A*
ANGOSK SY-S E3-0 2 AT 44,871.14 LY
CMDR ALLITNIL
ANGOSK SY-S E3-0 2 AT 44,871.14 LY
CMDR ALLITNIL
Orbital Period Records posted but not yet recorded, will be adding these
FURTHEST CLASS IV GAS GIANT FROM SAGITTARIUS A*
ANGOSK IC-D C12-0 1 AT 44,986.27 LY
CMDR ALLITNIL
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FURTHEST GAS GIANT WITH WATER BASED LIFE FROM SAGITTARIUS A*
ANGOSK YP-G C10-0 2 AT 45,017.73 LY
CMDR ALLITNIL
ANGOSK IC-D C12-0 1 AT 44,986.27 LY
CMDR ALLITNIL
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FURTHEST GAS GIANT WITH WATER BASED LIFE FROM SAGITTARIUS A*
ANGOSK YP-G C10-0 2 AT 45,017.73 LY
CMDR ALLITNIL
All this time I wanted to beat Nutter's record and find the star older than his. And, lo and behold, I found one - exactly the same age lol. Long lost twins, perhaps?
I don't know what should you make of it, to be honest; I suppose that Nutter's record remains because he was the first to find the star this old.
OLDEST STELLAR BODY
PHYLUR SF-V C16-15 AT 18,474 MILLION YEARS
CMDR SPUTN1K
I don't know what should you make of it, to be honest; I suppose that Nutter's record remains because he was the first to find the star this old.
OLDEST STELLAR BODY
PHYLUR SF-V C16-15 AT 18,474 MILLION YEARS
CMDR SPUTN1K
To 'celebrate' the new categories, I've created a new account with my in game name (I used to be Hozzdutch) and here's 2 systems worth of new category records!
All discoveries are made in my Asp Explorer named 'The Seeker'
Discovered on 31 May 3301
ROCKY PLANET WITH THE LOWEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-21 A 9 A - 13.6%
ROCKY PLANET WITH THE HIGHEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-20 4 A - 14.0%
HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH THE LONGEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-21 A 9- 2286.2 DAYS
TERRAFORMABLE WATER WORLD WITH THE SHORTEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-20 5 - 602.0 DAYS
TERRAFORMABLE WATER WORLD WITH THE HIGHEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-20 5 - 33.1%
TERRAFORMABLE WATER WORLD WITH THE LOWEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-21 B 2 - 32.5%
TERRAFORMABLE WATER WORLD WITH THE LONGEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-21 B 2 - 834.0 DAYS
TERRAFORMABLE HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH THE SHORTEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-20 4 - 368.6 DAYS
TERRAFORMABLE HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH THE HIGHEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-20 4 - 33.3%
TERRAFORMABLE HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH THE LONGEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-21 A 5 - 1963.4 DAYS
GAS GIANT WITH AMMONIA-BASED LIFE WITH THE SHORTEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-20 8 - 3206.7 DAYS
ICY PLANET WITH THE SHORTEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-21 B 5 - 3420.6 DAYS
ICY PLANET WITH THE LONGEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-21 B 6 - 13458.1 DAYS
ICY PLANET WITH THE HIGHEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-21 B 6 - 13.9%
ICY PLANET WITH THE LOWEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-20 8 A - 1.6%
WATER WORLD WITH THE SHORTEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-21 A 6 - 171.3 DAYS
WATER WORLD WITH THE HIGHEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-21 A 6 - 32.3%
All discoveries are made in my Asp Explorer named 'The Seeker'
Discovered on 31 May 3301
ROCKY PLANET WITH THE LOWEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-21 A 9 A - 13.6%
ROCKY PLANET WITH THE HIGHEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-20 4 A - 14.0%
HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH THE LONGEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-21 A 9- 2286.2 DAYS
TERRAFORMABLE WATER WORLD WITH THE SHORTEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-20 5 - 602.0 DAYS
TERRAFORMABLE WATER WORLD WITH THE HIGHEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-20 5 - 33.1%
TERRAFORMABLE WATER WORLD WITH THE LOWEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-21 B 2 - 32.5%
TERRAFORMABLE WATER WORLD WITH THE LONGEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-21 B 2 - 834.0 DAYS
TERRAFORMABLE HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH THE SHORTEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-20 4 - 368.6 DAYS
TERRAFORMABLE HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH THE HIGHEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-20 4 - 33.3%
TERRAFORMABLE HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH THE LONGEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-21 A 5 - 1963.4 DAYS
GAS GIANT WITH AMMONIA-BASED LIFE WITH THE SHORTEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-20 8 - 3206.7 DAYS
ICY PLANET WITH THE SHORTEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-21 B 5 - 3420.6 DAYS
ICY PLANET WITH THE LONGEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-21 B 6 - 13458.1 DAYS
ICY PLANET WITH THE HIGHEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-21 B 6 - 13.9%
ICY PLANET WITH THE LOWEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-20 8 A - 1.6%
WATER WORLD WITH THE SHORTEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-21 A 6 - 171.3 DAYS
WATER WORLD WITH THE HIGHEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-21 A 6 - 32.3%
Before I hit the sack, here's another long list of new category record breakers -
All discoveries are made in my Asp Explorer named 'The Seeker'
Discovered on 01 June 3301
TERRAFORMABLE HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH LOWEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-15 7 - 32.7%
TERRAFORMABLE HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH THE HIGHEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-22 A 3 - 34.8%
TERRAFORMABLE HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH THE LONGEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH VA-F D11-1 6 - 2,537.3 DAYS
ROCKY ICE PLANET WITH THE LONGEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-16 7 - 4,529.1 DAYS
ROCKY ICE PLANET WITH THE HIGHEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-16 7 - 17.1%
ROCKY ICE PLANET WITH THE SHORTEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH NE-R B46-0 3 - 388.2 DAYS
ROCKY ICE PLANET WITH THE LOWEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH NE-R B46-0 3 - 17.0%
HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH THE LONGEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH QG-K C22-2 5 - 16,974.6 DAYS
ROCKY PLANET WITH THE HIGHEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH QG-K C22-2 1 A - 14.2%
ICY PLANET WITH THE SHORTEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH NE-R B46-0 4 - 1,991.2 DAYS
ICY PLANET WITH THE LONGEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH NE-R B46-0 9 - 22,605.8 DAYS
EARTH-LIKE WORLD WITH HIGHEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-15 8 - 32.7%
EARTH-LIKE WORLD WITH THE LONGEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-15 8 - 1,035.9 DAYS
All discoveries are made in my Asp Explorer named 'The Seeker'
Discovered on 01 June 3301
TERRAFORMABLE HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH LOWEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-15 7 - 32.7%
TERRAFORMABLE HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH THE HIGHEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-22 A 3 - 34.8%
TERRAFORMABLE HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH THE LONGEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH VA-F D11-1 6 - 2,537.3 DAYS
ROCKY ICE PLANET WITH THE LONGEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-16 7 - 4,529.1 DAYS
ROCKY ICE PLANET WITH THE HIGHEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-16 7 - 17.1%
ROCKY ICE PLANET WITH THE SHORTEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH NE-R B46-0 3 - 388.2 DAYS
ROCKY ICE PLANET WITH THE LOWEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH NE-R B46-0 3 - 17.0%
HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH THE LONGEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH QG-K C22-2 5 - 16,974.6 DAYS
ROCKY PLANET WITH THE HIGHEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH QG-K C22-2 1 A - 14.2%
ICY PLANET WITH THE SHORTEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH NE-R B46-0 4 - 1,991.2 DAYS
ICY PLANET WITH THE LONGEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH NE-R B46-0 9 - 22,605.8 DAYS
EARTH-LIKE WORLD WITH HIGHEST METAL CONTENT - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-15 8 - 32.7%
EARTH-LIKE WORLD WITH THE LONGEST ORBITAL PERIOD - OUTOTCH WA-F D11-15 8 - 1,035.9 DAYS
Congratulations, the new site looks awesome! I haven't yet christened my ship(s), so I think it is high time to do so:
Commander: Jack Luminous
Ship: an Asp Explorer, hereby christened as Salty Dog
Many of my earlier book entries were discovered while flying a Cobra, but I can't remember if any of the few records still remaining in the book were found during that time or after I got the Asp. I feel sorry for my old trusty Cobra that endured through the Beta and Gamma, and now sits quietly at the Founders World
Commander: Jack Luminous
Ship: an Asp Explorer, hereby christened as Salty Dog
Many of my earlier book entries were discovered while flying a Cobra, but I can't remember if any of the few records still remaining in the book were found during that time or after I got the Asp. I feel sorry for my old trusty Cobra that endured through the Beta and Gamma, and now sits quietly at the Founders World
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