for exploration, add solar systems and rare and improbable objects, which does not fit into the standard model.

DARGAN

DARGAN
greeting,

know that "Stellar Forge" base this generation of solar system on a standard.

however, planets larger than their star have been discovered for example, but also really tiny stars the size of a moon.

also planets while diamond, planets that are not round, broken, gravitational trajectories that do not follow a plane trajectory and sometimes speeds higher than the standard model, planets has more than 4,000,000 LS of their star, stars that not a constant luminescence or who have large dark area, changes color and darkens, black holes that are white holes, and everything else.

without exaggerating, it's still a game, but you need a procedural generator like "Stellar Forge" that adds completely strange elements.. maybe find its anomalies with the FSS in different signals, consider outside the known stardard model.
 
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DARGAN

DARGAN
rather than open another subject and unnecessarily clutter my lullabrations 🤪

it seems, I learned it recently, the planets are influenced by centrifugal force, that is, the faster it turns on their axis, the more they flatten out.

it is a datum that I did not observe in ED, the planets with particularly high rotation speed should turn to the oval and for the fastest to look like a rugby ball (? flattened) rather than a soccer.

yes, the theory of flat earth (although a little exaggerating) is not completely meaningless.
 
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nanite2000

nanite2000
DARGAN said:
it seems, I learned it recently, the planets are influenced by centrifugal force, that is, the faster it turns on their axis, the more they flatten out.

it is a datum that I did not observe in ED, the planets with particularly high rotation speed should turn to the oval and for the fastest to look like a rugby ball (? flattened) rather than a soccer.
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These already exist in-game. I have seen several planets that are oval shaped due to high rotational speeds and gravitational pull caused by the body they orbit.

They're rare, but they do exist.
 
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