S type Star - Normal game, non-Beta

[Syrion1984]

Hello fellow explorers!

I just wanted to share with you a star class that I have not yet encountered before.
It looks like just a Giant Orange M class, but they apparently reclassified this one as "S" class.

Here's the screenies!

Fly safe CMDRs o7!

 

[Jackie Silver]

They're pretty rare - an evolved type of red giant. You may also find intermediates (MS) between M and S.

Wiki link

I'm not sure if there should be any visual cues that mark one of these out from an "ordinary" M giant, anyone? If there are it would be cool if they add them to the game.

 

[Aura Lorell]

The one S Class I've found so far was of the red variety:

Spoiler

 

[goemon]

The one S Class I've found so far was of the red variety:

that's very nice!

They're pretty rare - an evolved type of red giant. You may also find intermediates (MS) between M and S.

Wiki link

I'm not sure if there should be any visual cues that mark one of these out from an "ordinary" M giant, anyone? If there are it would be cool if they add them to the game.

they are a bit more pale than an ordinary "orange giant". i couldn't see a difference between s-star and MS-star, though.

 

[Colonia Jesus]

found a few of these (was navigating by them at one point past the core) you can spot them easily when your in the neutron fields if you set your filters up right

 

[Roqinn]

I actually found quite a few S type stars on my way out to BP. They were in a large neutron field. I scanned a bunch of them. I can't remember their location though =/ I know they were in a large neutron field that was probably northwest of the bubble and below the plane of ecliptic.