Astronomy / Space Will the real ones be 'visitable'?

[blacky75]

Now, that's our MW galaxy...

In our galaxy, we found already some really great pictures as:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lBfCQt6TTms#t=13

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If yes, I'll chase them anyway through ED and fly into... might just take some time

 

[Sognar]

I dont really know what your question is aiming for?

The Milkiway will be ingame in its whole with all known stars beeing exactly where they are in RL (and some randomness for the rest - also "the rest" is the mayority).
If that was your question.

 

[blacky75]

I dont really know what your question is aiming for?

The Milkiway will be ingame in its whole with all known stars beeing exactly where they are in RL (and some randomness for the rest - also "the rest" is the mayority).
If that was your question.

yeah sorry, didn't really know how to ask that ^^ To make it more clear:

Can we go out visit the thousands existant nebulars ^^ But... after reading and watching videos, we just won't be able to see the 'eye of good', 'pilars of creation', etc... as these are pictured with special photogrtaphics (like the RGB technique), to see the different gases as colors... the nakes eye wouldn't see them as they are pictured by 'hubble' by example, well, as far as I could understand it, of course

Thnks for your kind answer, I should have been more clear on that one

 

[Fenris Wolf]

If they are in our galaxy... then yes.

You won't be able to travel to other galaxies.

Does that answer your question?

 

[Ayo]

Nebula will be added, and I'm sure they will make them a bit more visible/colourful than we would see them with the naked eye, because why not? + artistic licence.

 

[Silvershadow]

The Milkiway will be ingame in its whole with all known stars beeing exactly where they are in RL (and some randomness for the rest - also "the rest" is the mayority).

I have understood that in a completely other way.
Not the whole galaxy will be designed for exploration in ED but rather a few choosen Ereas within our galaxy. That's all.
But maybe I have misunderstood this point, since I'm not too familiar with the english language.
Please take a look at this :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJzizYUEF9c#t=1256