"Neutron Star", just like it's shown in the galaxy map.
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List of Earth-like worlds, v3
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I'm honestly surprised that no-one else has yet submitted the following planet. Because it was the winning entry in the "find the best future colony spot" competition ran on the forum by the Pioneers Cooperative about a year ago; you can see the old thread here. It seems kinda a cheatin' way of boosting my reports, but hey, I'll take it, and I did go to all the trouble of flying over there from Amundsen to verify the stats. It's also my first reported ringed ELW (which seems to have been the main reason it won the competition).
I have no idea if FD still plan on colonizing this world, or if events in Colonia have completely taken over the remote colonization storyline. But right now, the system is still uninhabited.
I haven't checked to see if any of the other systems posted in the competition have been reported, but they all have ELWs; someone might be able to harvest a few more ELWs for the list out of it, and from the earlier threads calling for submissions and narrowing down the vote. Oh, and here's my screenshot of the ELW itself.
I have no idea if FD still plan on colonizing this world, or if events in Colonia have completely taken over the remote colonization storyline. But right now, the system is still uninhabited.
| System name | Planet ID | Dist. from Sol (ly) | First discovered by | Contributed by | System star(s) type | Ringed EL? | Moons | Screenshot URL |
| THAILEIA ZU-V d3-117 | 9 | 4562.79 | ANDARIEL | SAPYX | F1 VB | Yes | 0 | http://i.imgur.com/XSG60Rk.png |
I haven't checked to see if any of the other systems posted in the competition have been reported, but they all have ELWs; someone might be able to harvest a few more ELWs for the list out of it, and from the earlier threads calling for submissions and narrowing down the vote. Oh, and here's my screenshot of the ELW itself.
At least a few have been submitted - I entered, and I made sure mine were also added to the list
. And that cursed competition also led to the discovery of Droju IG-M a103-0 which is the first - and so far only - recorded ELW around a sole L-class (it, too, is in the list). I can't even count how many Ls I've scanned looking for one. IT'S DRIVING ME SLIGHTLY CRAZY. Grr. Closest I've come is binary terraformable water worlds. The hunt goes on... hmph.Sorry, haven't got any more time tonight to do anything other than list the Top 10 systems from that old thread, and whether they're in the List yet or not.
Aucoks fz-d d13-51 (Alias: Trollbridge System) - already submitted
Distance to Sol: 2653 LY
DROJAEA NU-V D3-40 (Alias: Vaelimatka System) - not yet submitted
Distance to Sol: 3102 LY
TRAIKAAE ZO-R D4-51 (Alias: San Siro) - not yet submitted
Distance to Sol: 4591 LY
Blu Euq JO-H d10-46 - not yet submitted
Distance to Sol: 4961 LY
NGC 6188 Sector IR-W D1-54 (Alias: Bowie) - not yet submitted
Distance to Sol: 4418 LY
Droju IG-M a103-0 - already submitted
Distance to Sol: 3865LY
Bleia Dryiae IS-N c9-4 - not yet submitted
Distance to Sol: 4479 LY
DROJAEA ON-B D10 - apparently not yet submitted
Distance to Sol: Aproximately 4200 LY
Blu Thua LO-Z d13-48 - not yet submitted
Distance to Sol: 2777 LY
THAILEIA ZU-V D3-117 - the one I've just submitted
Distance to Sol: 4562 LY
Aucoks fz-d d13-51 (Alias: Trollbridge System) - already submitted
Distance to Sol: 2653 LY
DROJAEA NU-V D3-40 (Alias: Vaelimatka System) - not yet submitted
Distance to Sol: 3102 LY
TRAIKAAE ZO-R D4-51 (Alias: San Siro) - not yet submitted
Distance to Sol: 4591 LY
Blu Euq JO-H d10-46 - not yet submitted
Distance to Sol: 4961 LY
NGC 6188 Sector IR-W D1-54 (Alias: Bowie) - not yet submitted
Distance to Sol: 4418 LY
Droju IG-M a103-0 - already submitted
Distance to Sol: 3865LY
Bleia Dryiae IS-N c9-4 - not yet submitted
Distance to Sol: 4479 LY
DROJAEA ON-B D10 - apparently not yet submitted
Distance to Sol: Aproximately 4200 LY
Blu Thua LO-Z d13-48 - not yet submitted
Distance to Sol: 2777 LY
THAILEIA ZU-V D3-117 - the one I've just submitted
Distance to Sol: 4562 LY
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@ Sapyx: Thanks! For your information, I decided not to put in all those ELW-s back then as they haven't been submitted to the list, and I was too lazy to ask everybody there if they minded. I did ask Veersarge for permission though, because his was the most special Earth-like there. A pity it didn't win the competition, but to be fair, it was the rings that won it.
For the record, to everyone: I've since brought over all the incorrect and missing entries from the old list, so the "Data - Errors" sheet now contains plenty of stuff we do need screenshots for.
But hey, you've found two Herbigs by now? And I think I've checked six-seven hundred of them, all without a single Earth-like. Sometimes, you just have rotten luck.
For the record, to everyone: I've since brought over all the incorrect and missing entries from the old list, so the "Data - Errors" sheet now contains plenty of stuff we do need screenshots for.
Funny you should say that: just recently, I've come across a very hospitable blue planet around a solitary L dwarf. Everything would check out, except the temperature happens to be 258 K. Grr. I briefly entertained the thought of slamming my ship to the planet and pushing it retrograde (the good old Kerbal way), but alas, it was not to be.At least a few have been submitted - I entered, and I made sure mine were also added to the list
But hey, you've found two Herbigs by now? And I think I've checked six-seven hundred of them, all without a single Earth-like. Sometimes, you just have rotten luck.
Lazy? If you're willing to keep this list up to date, that would be the last thing I would call you.
I feel your pain, that's the one I want 2nd most (after ELW as a gas giant moon). Every time I have to dip through the brown dwarf layer to make progress I cross my fingers but still nothing (CFTs and WW but meh, those are not the planets I seek).
I just visited the "Holy Twins" discovered by CMDR Evoflash. They are also known as Blua Hypue QI-Z D1-4516. Here is the missing screenshot for planet #3, but in fact it is planet #1!
http://imgur.com/sOysLEb
http://imgur.com/sOysLEb
I am within 4k of Sol after 8 months carrying a bag stuffed with fresh ELW's that I should hopefully be cashing in and submitting by tomorrow
However 4 months out on way to Beagle Point I suffered a hard drive failure that wiped out around 13 of my found ELW's (including my first double).The only way I can retrieve these is by selling my data in singles, keeping anything over 70K and then examining them for earth like systems.This will delay my submits (and possibly destroy my thumb joints in the process lol)
But I do need to ask a question- I tend to find around 30% of my ELW's orbiting K stars and on the way to Beagle Point I found roughly the same percentage.Then 2.2 dropped and so it seemed did ELW's orbiting K stars.Since then I've travelled over 65K and found 30+ ELWs but only two around K stars-and one of those was a trinary of 2 K stars and an L star.I also dropped M and Brown Dwarfs from the plotting route so would have expected more K star finds but no avail.
Perhaps it just bad luck but the ratio of ELW's around K stars has definitely gone down for me and was wondering if anyone else has found this too?
However 4 months out on way to Beagle Point I suffered a hard drive failure that wiped out around 13 of my found ELW's (including my first double).The only way I can retrieve these is by selling my data in singles, keeping anything over 70K and then examining them for earth like systems.This will delay my submits (and possibly destroy my thumb joints in the process lol)
But I do need to ask a question- I tend to find around 30% of my ELW's orbiting K stars and on the way to Beagle Point I found roughly the same percentage.Then 2.2 dropped and so it seemed did ELW's orbiting K stars.Since then I've travelled over 65K and found 30+ ELWs but only two around K stars-and one of those was a trinary of 2 K stars and an L star.I also dropped M and Brown Dwarfs from the plotting route so would have expected more K star finds but no avail.
Perhaps it just bad luck but the ratio of ELW's around K stars has definitely gone down for me and was wondering if anyone else has found this too?
I've found almost all of mine around F-G-K, though there's been a few ELWs directly around Neutrons while tending the fields. They seem to have a fairly large habitable zone, but it's still, to me anyway, not worth going pure neuts for the purpose of looking for ELWs.
I was filtering FGKM for quite a while, but realized how many ELWs were around less-luminous A's. Given that there's far fewer A's in the galaxy than M's, I figured they probably have a better chance of having ELWs. So I switched to AFGK when looking in deep space and have had pretty good results.
There's another reason I skip M's entirely: I just get so tired of looking at them. When you land in an A, you get a beautiful glowing ball to star at, and usually bodies around it will be bigger and have HMC/gas giants with moons. In most M systems, you get a less pretty blood orange ball and probably a smattering of icy/rocky/rocky ice. Just not as fun to me.
Edit: The spreadsheet now seems to break down the By Class sheet by arrival star. I don't think this fidelity was present when I made my choice. It seems to line up with my guess, so that's neat.
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| System name | Planet ID | Dist. From Sol (ly) | First discovered by | Contributed by | System star(s) type | Ringed EL? | Moons | SS URL | Coord. X | Coord. Y | Coord. Z | Notes |
| Phylucs GA-A d27 | C 4 | 2280.21 | GENGHISBOB | CAPRICA-SIX | G0 VB, K1 VAB, K4 VB | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tBHNI/d6176f7476.png | 1701.28 | 4.63 | 1518.22 | Not binary |
| Phylucs GA-A d27 | C 5 | 2280.21 | GENGHISBOB | CAPRICA-SIX | G0 VB, K1 VAB, K4 VB | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tBHOp/722f8225d2.png | 1701.28 | 4.63 | 1518.22 | Not binary |
| Prua Dryoae XF-D c29-8 | B 5 | 2293.64 | XED | CAPRICA-SIX | K9 VA, K9 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tBLC3/0341b428e4.png | 1751.19 | -25.84 | 1481.03 | |
| Phylucs MP-Y c1-0 | AB 2 | 2786.8 | JORER | CAPRICA-SIX | G5 VAB, K7 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tBO5F/d0caec01c3.png | 2260.03 | 418.38 | 1575.91 | |
| Prua Dryoae IY-F d12-32 | 3 | 2576.16 | HAYATE YAGAMI | CAPRICA-SIX | F2 VI, K1 VAB, K6 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tBPU0/78c59638a6.png | 2214.03 | -45.66 | 1316.28 | |
| Prua Dryoae NJ-F d12-25 | 5 | 2498.22 | HAYATE YAGAMI | CAPRICA-SIX | F3 VI | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tBR5p/f967cb8bc0.png | 2131.56 | -279.59 | 1272.56 | Binary w/ WW |
| Pro Eurl YJ-I d9-33 | A 6 | 2300.12 | MERCHANT ADVENTURER | CAPRICA-SIX | G0 VAB, M5 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tBZ7p/9d89bbe67d.png | 2038.5 | 17.03 | 1065.25 | |
| Pro Eurl AV-W c15-11 | 1 | 2152 | HAYATE YAGAMI | CAPRICA-SIX | G9 VAB | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tBZLU/77b2756a41.png | 1935.13 | 151.53 | 929.19 | |
| Pro Eurl ND-J d9-1 | 7 | 2088.04 | HAYATE YAGAMI | CAPRICA-SIX | A7 VI | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tC0ue/e11f880380.png | 1794.72 | 298.25 | 1024.66 | |
| Pro Eurl FB-O d6-23 | A 3 | 1974.84 | HAYATE YAGAMI | CAPRICA-SIX | A7 VB, K8 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tC1cf/57c126c68b.png | 1805.53 | 194.97 | 775.91 | |
| Pro Eurl ZU-F c11-2 | 1 | 1901.77 | HAYATE YAGAMI | CAPRICA-SIX | G9 VAB | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tC1tK/48aa95430c.png | 1749.31 | 177.75 | 724.59 | |
| Pro Eurl PT-Z c13-16 | 2 | 1794.04 | CRAZY1K | CAPRICA-SIX | K6 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tC2T5/4ab236a4f6.png | 1596.41 | 24.78 | 818.19 | |
| NGC 3532 Sector JX-S c4-13 | 2 | 1660.24 | TAEN | CAPRICA-SIX | K4 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tC5Pr/6d57ebb4ce.png | 1570.63 | 149.91 | 516.78 | |
| Praea Euq NL-P d5-128 | B 1 | 1348.74 | BORGUN | CAPRICA-SIX | F2 VB, K0 VAB | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tDdt2/489df2a27a.png | 1148.28 | 42.84 | 706.19 | |
| Praea Euq VH-U c16-15 | 1 | 1389.27 | THEOBSTRUCTION | CAPRICA-SIX | G7 VAB | No | 1 | http://puu.sh/tDg1y/7bd649b1ac.png | 1025.69 | 7.16 | 937 | |
| Praea Euq OR-N d6-38 | 5 | 1228.15 | UNREALIZATION | CAPRICA-SIX | F2 VB, K6 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tDfZ3/ac2acac10c.png | 938.38 | 18.31 | 792.13 | |
| Praea Euq WB-O c6-19 | 2 | 1032.3 | GRESCHALT [BFA] | CAPRICA-SIX | G7 VAB | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tDh9z/fbe43e50b7.png | 897.09 | 81.31 | 504.25 | Binary ELW |
| Praea Euq WB-O c6-19 | 3 | 1032.3 | GRESCHALT [BFA] | CAPRICA-SIX | G7 VAB | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tDhby/2a166d12a5.png | 897.09 | 81.31 | 504.25 | Binary ELW |
| Praea Euq QS-S d4-4 | 4 | 1270.19 | BLEJK | CAPRICA-SIX | F3 VB | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tDk8L/f5ef500916.png | 899.75 | 624.97 | 642.84 | |
| Praea Euq FK-R d4-42 | C 4 | 1205.13 | ANGEL STARFIRE | CAPRICA-SIX | A7 VI, F2 VB, K2 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tDm7S/284c92f6a4.png | 989.84 | 127.31 | 675.53 |
(Looks like I never pressed "Submit Reply" on this one last night. Woops!)
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@ Guywano: Thanks, and also thanks for mentioning that this system has a tourist beacon as well! I do make a note of those on the list, although so far, I only know of one. Will have to check later if there are more already on the list, but if anyone comes across one, do let me know please!
As for Leif_Erikson and thadius856: it's a quite tricky question. Your coming across less ELW-s around class K stars is probably due to simple statistical clumping, or luck of the draw: for example, in the past, hm, two weeks, most of the Earth-likes I've come across were around class K stars.
Alternatively, it might be the region(s) you're going through. There isn't enough data (yet?) to prove or disprove it, but it's suspected that in some regions, the less luminous stars (like G, K) / mass code C systems have better chances of Earth-likes than they do elsewhere. But looking into this would require extensive surveys of sectors in different regions of the galaxy.
Oh, and a bit of trivia for thadius856: you mentioned the main star as the "arrival star", but that's not always true. You arrive at the most massive star in a system, but in a few cases, in real systems this might not be the first star. There's a system near the bubble, Lalande 25224, which is notable for having a neutron star as star B and you arrive at it.
As for Leif_Erikson and thadius856: it's a quite tricky question. Your coming across less ELW-s around class K stars is probably due to simple statistical clumping, or luck of the draw: for example, in the past, hm, two weeks, most of the Earth-likes I've come across were around class K stars.
Alternatively, it might be the region(s) you're going through. There isn't enough data (yet?) to prove or disprove it, but it's suspected that in some regions, the less luminous stars (like G, K) / mass code C systems have better chances of Earth-likes than they do elsewhere. But looking into this would require extensive surveys of sectors in different regions of the galaxy.
Oh, and a bit of trivia for thadius856: you mentioned the main star as the "arrival star", but that's not always true. You arrive at the most massive star in a system, but in a few cases, in real systems this might not be the first star. There's a system near the bubble, Lalande 25224, which is notable for having a neutron star as star B and you arrive at it.
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Neat!
I suppose I should clarify. The "Main" star listed is on the spreadsheet is the one that the galaxy map route filter applies to, right? The question was about filtering (or, at least I thought it was?) so I was sort of answering towards that.
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| System name | Planet ID | Dist. From Sol (ly) | First discovered by | Contributed by | System star(s) type | Ringed EL? | Moons | SS URL | Coord. X | Coord. Y | Coord. Z | Notes |
| Praea Euq IL-P d5-127 | 6 | 1049.4 | CELION | CAPRICA-SIX | F2 VB | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tDnYp/71fe64c0af.png | 779.94 | 46.44 | 700.56 | |
| Praea Euq NR-M c7-9 | B 6 | 808.99 | NERTH | CAPRICA-SIX | K0 VAB, K8 VA, M0 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tE6vB/260313e89a.png | 563.75 | 156.69 | 558.66 | |
| HIP 67771 | 4 | 791.63 | FRELIAN | CAPRICA-SIX | K0 III | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tE77p/0de7050a37.png | 604.28 | -16.44 | 511.13 | Orange Giant |
| Swoilz KX-A d1-66 | 5 | 733.19 | AERIOS | CAPRICA-SIX | F7 VB | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tE7Ii/1278ed791e.png | 638.53 | -113.88 | 341.88 | |
| IC 2602 Sector RD-S c4-41 | AB 7 | 675.18 | NIGHTSWAN | CAPRICA-SIX | M0 VA, L0 V, M7 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tE8wc/ad8861d632.png | 635.44 | -3.22 | 228.19 | |
| IC 2602 Sector RI-T c3-16 | 2 | 602.76 | JEROMINATOR | CAPRICA-SIX | G4 VAB | No | 1 | http://puu.sh/tE8WY/f3281a9191.png | 554.38 | -137.84 | 192.31 | |
| Coalsack Dark Region CQ-Y d82 | 3 | 571.66 | FRESHMANGO55 | CAPRICA-SIX | F6 VB | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tE9oC/28cc132533.png | 518.56 | -9.84 | 240.41 | |
| Chamaeleon Sector FW-W d1-130 | 2 | 581.76 | ZEROSUM | CAPRICA-SIX | F6 VI | No | 1 | http://puu.sh/tE9Vt/37fdba1a53.png | 462.13 | -76.5 | 345 | |
| Musca Dark Region KC-V c2-24 | A 4 | 514.67 | COOKIESAURUS | CAPRICA-SIX | K2 VAB, M3 VA, M8 VA, L2 V | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEadR/1792663531.png | 414 | -90 | 292.22 | |
| Coalsack Sector DL-Y d51 | 9 | 435.72 | URIST MCBEARDFIST | CAPRICA-SIX | G6 VAB | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEbSm/87417596fb.png | 374.69 | 27.5 | 220.69 | |
| IC 2602 Sector CB-X d1-160 | C 5 | 414.41 | VIRGIL KYLE | CAPRICA-SIX | F2 VB, K2 VA, M3 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEcmR/a0420c3086.png | 383.66 | 12.13 | 156.19 | |
| Wregoe OL-B c27-11 | B 3 | 318.07 | VULPINE | CAPRICA-SIX | K4 VA, L1 V | No | 1 | http://puu.sh/tEdXO/a1582a6ce1.png | 272.97 | 125.13 | 104.88 | |
| HIP 54360 | C 2 a | 274.3 | OMMA DAWN | CAPRICA-SIX | A5 V, K0 VAB, K0 VAB | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEffF/9faf2cbccf.png | 255.88 | 76.28 | 62.84 | Moon of HMC |
| HIP 56175 | 3 | 269.99 | DOUBLEUMC | CAPRICA-SIX | G2 V | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEgmm/c67c547630.png | 213.72 | 160.16 | 39.56 | |
| HIP 51987 | D 5 | 278.04 | CROSSROADS | CAPRICA-SIX | G3 V, K1 VA, K6 VA, M5 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEiOJ/d6790c5747.png | 210.22 | 177.5 | -40.06 | |
| HIP 47974 | 5 | 219.18 | MIR FNAR | CAPRICA-SIX | F2 IV | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tElhy/05324b2bf0.png | 122.75 | 500.5 | -14.47 | |
| Col 285 Sector SD-R c5-6 | 2 | 185.21 | JUERGEN 2103 | CAPRICA-SIX | K1 VAB | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEoQL/f95cd6afbf.png | 105.13 | 90.34 | -122.84 | |
| Col 285 Sector BF-P c6-4 | 1 | 256.23 | CROTHAY | CAPRICA-SIX | K5 VAB | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEpfv/0b0cf77814.png | 234.28 | 52.34 | -89.59 | |
| Wregoe VP-F b53-3 | A 3 | 464.61 | NEUTRONSOUP | CAPRICA-SIX | M5 VA, M6 VA | No | 1 | http://puu.sh/tErvU/2635f858ff.png | 408.38 | 203.5 | 87.59 | |
| Wregoe DM-D d12-26 | A 2 | 548.2 | GOSDER | CAPRICA-SIX | F9 VB, K9 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEsXD/55d20a5b53.png | 503.97 | 212.53 | 37.03 | |
| Wregoe UC-M b49-5 | 3 | 596.07 | G-MAN | CAPRICA-SIX | M6 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEtq8/63c2344631.png | 576.22 | 152.5 | -3.47 | |
| Wregoe OG-O b48-2 | B 1 | 647.4 | TERRIFIED MIST | CAPRICA-SIX | M0 VA, M6 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEuMp/a4cc2dbe20.png | 621.06 | 181.72 | -19.59 | |
| Wregoe FC-C d13-29 | B 3 | 795.85 | KAOTICAL | CAPRICA-SIX | G4 VAB, K8 VA | No | 1 | http://puu.sh/tEvxb/ad1524bbc2.png | 705.66 | 362.03 | 65.94 | |
| Wregoe BW-C c26-35 | 3 | 793.03 | BERTERR MORRAY | CAPRICA-SIX | K0 VAB | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEx0g/68ed1530f8.png | 788.22 | 18.53 | 85.25 | |
| Col 173 Sector DN-J d9-68 | AB 2 | 966.05 | TAAELO | CAPRICA-SIX | F7 VB, K8 VA, M4 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tExVW/c2bb19723d.png | 928.19 | -261.97 | 55.56 | |
| Synuefe BJ-K c24-10 | 8 | 803.04 | ZIQQURAT | CAPRICA-SIX | K2 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEAIR/f25d77dfd1.png | 703.25 | -387.69 | -3.38 | |
| Synuefe YE-G c27-6 | 2 | 638.8 | NOOGILLIM | CAPRICA-SIX | K1 VAB | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEBZ4/e2dd72981e.png | 605.13 | -178.38 | 100.31 |
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May 22 cant come soon enough.
I'm at 105 total.
7 previously found.
I have some good ones:
Orbiting a Herbig.
Orbiting a B star.
Orbiting a T-Tauri star.
2 ELW's orbiting an L star.
And an ELW orbiting an M and (2) T stars.
Lots more to find:
Need A0 / A1 / A2 / A3 / A4
B5 / B6 / B7 / B8 / B9
All L's except L3
M2 & M5 (should be easy once I try)
All TTs except 6
Carbon stars
Black hole
I will get them all
I'm at 105 total.
7 previously found.
I have some good ones:
Orbiting a Herbig.
Orbiting a B star.
Orbiting a T-Tauri star.
2 ELW's orbiting an L star.
And an ELW orbiting an M and (2) T stars.
Lots more to find:
Need A0 / A1 / A2 / A3 / A4
B5 / B6 / B7 / B8 / B9
All L's except L3
M2 & M5 (should be easy once I try)
All TTs except 6
Carbon stars
Black hole
I will get them all
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Yep, it's the star type that's shown on the galaxy map.
@ osser: Hm, what's on May 22?
Also, congrats on your finds so far, and especially on that Herbig! I seem to be cursed with those and can't find any Earth-likes around them. Though to be fair, I probably won't be looking for a good while. Anyway, good luck out there!
@ osser: A4 should not be very hard to find. My first jump today was to one of those, giving me a nice ELW!
Just when I wanted to write this about the A4 star, I just wanted to refuel. What about this A0, TTS, G0, TTS system? Should be a nice "gas station". Honking stated some 50+ objects. What could that be except asteroids or moons around gas giants... Totally wrong nice planets around that G0 and a big WW and wait a second... Is there an ELW around that TTS and there another one? Should be enough good stuff, but the other TTs gave me another ELW. I was shocked! What did I want do do here? Right, refuel on that A0, but where is that refueling sound. I was getting too close to the sun and stopped. Suddenly hearing the scooping sound - and the tank was full! Never had something like this (bug?). After recovering this second shock I scanned the whole system as usual. The results are: 3 ELWs, 1WW+, 2 WW, 6 HMCP+, 24HMCP and 1 icy world!
Just when I wanted to write this about the A4 star, I just wanted to refuel. What about this A0, TTS, G0, TTS system? Should be a nice "gas station". Honking stated some 50+ objects. What could that be except asteroids or moons around gas giants... Totally wrong nice planets around that G0 and a big WW and wait a second... Is there an ELW around that TTS and there another one? Should be enough good stuff, but the other TTs gave me another ELW. I was shocked! What did I want do do here? Right, refuel on that A0, but where is that refueling sound. I was getting too close to the sun and stopped. Suddenly hearing the scooping sound - and the tank was full! Never had something like this (bug?). After recovering this second shock I scanned the whole system as usual. The results are: 3 ELWs, 1WW+, 2 WW, 6 HMCP+, 24HMCP and 1 icy world!
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Duuuuump.
Note MCC 822's proximity to Sol. I triple checked to be sure it wasn't inhabited and on the list, but something still feels off that there's an uncataloged ELW with an unpopulated system this close by.
| System name | Planet ID | Dist. From Sol (ly) | First discovered by | Contributed by | System star(s) type | Ringed EL? | Moons | SS URL | Coord. X | Coord. Y | Coord. Z | Notes |
| IC 2391 Sector EQ-Y c3 | A 1 | 639.88 | TOASTY88 | CAPRICA-SIX | K7 VA, M9 VI | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEE7R/149543d6f8.png | 631.09 | -89.19 | -56.72 | |
| IC 2391 Sector CQ-Y c18 | 1 | 555.12 | REGIE BARTHOLD | CAPRICA-SIX | G6 VAB | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEEu5/d3cca92239.png | 547.72 | -66.16 | -61.53 | |
| Synuefe SO-P c22-18 | B 3 | 359.55 | R. DEMERS | CAPRICA-SIX | K3 VAB, M4 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEF8Q/5e6db0d63c.png | 351.38 | -26.28 | -71.53 | |
| Synuefe WR-H d11-104 | 7 | 295.69 | BLOGOFRAIS | CAPRICA-SIX | G0 VAB | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEFuO/73925c45c3.png | 285.09 | -44 | -64.97 | |
| Antliae Sector GR-W d1-90 | 2 | 187.52 | OLD SLOWHAND | CAPRICA-SIX | G7 VAB | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEGel/5bfc85c2df.png | 161.75 | 72.06 | 61.72 | |
| MCC 528 | 1 | 114.21 | WILTON | CAPRICA-SIX | K4 V | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEGAR/a9aa500d48.png | 93 | 33.41 | -57.25 | |
| Col 285 Sector OS-J c9-24 | A 1 | 185.81 | PETR | CAPRICA-SIX | K3 VA, K8 VA | No | 1 | http://puu.sh/tEH3Z/161283f5f3.png | 181.31 | -13.16 | 38.44 | Landable moon |
| Synuefe LO-G c27-34 | B 2 | 257.11 | LELIO | CAPRICA-SIX | K5 VA, M5 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEOTo/c9ebaec8bb.png | 219.97 | -89.88 | 98.19 | |
| Col 285 Sector KB-O c6-9 | 5 | 246.38 | VANCHELION | CAPRICA-SIX | K1 VAB | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEPVJ/aacbc0452f.png | 95.03 | -206.84 | -94.28 | |
| Synuefe KI-A b46-0 | 1 | 412.37 | JAYJAY_CZ | CAPRICA-SIX | M0 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEQlf/5d19b05955.png | 152.5 | -377.06 | -67.97 | |
| Synuefe GR-N c22-2 4 | 4 | 472.94 | TERRORFIRMA | CAPRICA-SIX | K0 VAB | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tEQA9/e8c2e9d589.png | 118.53 | -448.78 | -90.66 | |
| HIP 10972 | AB 1 | 215.19 | VICTOR RACHE | CAPRICA-SIX | G0 V, M5 VA, M1 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tFC8e/2ce611670f.png | -57.09 | -156.47 | -136.25 | |
| Aries Dark Region YF-N b7-2 | 5 | 252.35 | GRANITE | CAPRICA-SIX | M1 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tFFTT/966a0a2c21.png | -81.03 | -125.16 | -203.59 | |
| Arietis Sector FL-Y c7 | A 1 | 210.52 | KENRIC | CAPRICA-SIX | K5 VA, L9 V | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tFGbJ/c0a8c59c33.png | -26.22 | -116.41 | -173.44 | |
| Hyades Sector GB-X c1-21 | 1 | 236.81 | LEO SAGAN | CAPRICA-SIX | K5 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tFGHb/1813c8552f.png | 26.06 | -89.81 | -217.56 | |
| Hyades Sector GW-W d1-98 | 2 | 186.36 | ERIMUS | CAPRICA-SIX | F4 VB | No | 1 | http://puu.sh/tFHi8/820802d182.png | 64.13 | -24.69 | -166.28 | |
| Hyades Sector MX-S b4-5 | A 4 | 179.92 | YAROOD | CAPRICA-SIX | M5 VA, L2 V, L6 V | No | 1 | http://puu.sh/tFHK2/19b5c95834.png | 68.81 | -37.75 | -169.03 | Landable moon |
| Hyades Sector AL-X c1-21 | AB 1 | 189.84 | SEMIRHAGE | CAPRICA-SIX | K4 VA, K7 VA, M6 VA, M7 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tFIvb/5226a1bec7.png | -27.78 | -12.53 | -187.38 | |
| Arietis Sector CQ-Y d121 | A 7 | 187.59 | CHAYDITH | CAPRICA-SIX | K0 VA, K5 VA, M7 VA, L6 V | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tFIO9/9934a7bcd8.png | -64.25 | -8.78 | -176.03 | |
| Col 285 Sector MY-Q c5-2 | A 4 | 235.63 | OOHSHINY | CAPRICA-SIX | K8 VA, M8 VA | No | 0 | http://puu.sh/tFJnv/dc5def1278.png | -185.13 | 22.22 | -144.06 |
Note MCC 822's proximity to Sol. I triple checked to be sure it wasn't inhabited and on the list, but something still feels off that there's an uncataloged ELW with an unpopulated system this close by.
Did it used to be populated? Was it aliens?!!?
There's definitely some lore that can be written around systems like that, as it does seem odd that a thousand years of colonizaton would simply pass it by. Options that occur to me are:
- Galactic National Park - perhaps because of a potential pre-technological sentient species. But in this cut-throat galaxy with no universally recognized authority to declare a planet off-limits to colonization, I find it difficult to believe that such an edict would have been enforceable.
- Error from the remote scan data of the earliest probes to scan the system, marking it as a toxic wasteland until very recently.
- Previous colonization efforts have been attempted and failed, perhaps because of particularly pernicious native lifeforms that resist all efforts at eradication.
Planet of the man eating monsters? I like that one.