Are there Black Holes, Nuetron Stars, Binary Pairs?

CMDR QuantumElement

CMDR QuantumElement
I am getting this game for XB1 because my PC doesn't cut it.

During your guys' travels have you ever come across Nuetron Stars (Magnetars, Pulsars), Super Giants, Black Holes, Binary/Trinary Pairs. Infant Stars? If so, care to share some pictures? I love astronomy, so that's why I'm curious.
 

Whiterose

Whiterose
LostElement said:
I am getting this game for XB1 because my PC doesn't cut it.

During your guys' travels have you ever come across Nuetron Stars (Magnetars, Pulsars), Super Giants, Black Holes, Binary/Trinary Pairs. Infant Stars? If so, care to share some pictures? I love astronomy, so that's why I'm curious.
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Yes to all. Head over to the explorers section of the forum....pics aplenty.
 

Balfuset790

Balfuset790
I know for a fact that there are Black Holes, neutron stars and multi-star systems.

Don't have any pictures to share as I'm not Explorer by trade, but I've been to at least half a dozen binary/trinary systems in my day-to-day travels through colonised space, as well as hearing a number of people talking about black holes and neutron stars.

As for things like Infant stars, well, the stars do come in various Stellar classes, but I'm not enough of an astrophysicist to determine if there are any 'infant' stars. There are nebulae of course, which are stellar nurseries from what I understand but as to their contents I couldn't say :)
 

Duckfather

Duckfather
If it's neutron Stars and Black Holes you want, have a gander at this thread. You'll never run out of them and get some exceptionally good exploration rank and money when you get back into the bargain :)
 
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