How up to date is the list of systems with large numbers of HRGGs? Phrooe Greau MD-S D4-245 has 19
Exploration rarities and statistics - what you should look for
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Primary or are you including moons of moons? I think my count for primary is 12, with a few moons of moons thrown in.
I've seen a screenie where outermost moon was "<planetwhatever> o", so at least 15.
Nice, now I wonder if there's a way to search through my data in EDDiscovery to find my largest.
q, so 17
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Thinking if I should go back to document a system with ternary AWs found a while ago... Rare enough?
Not sure if this is relevant, but I found a planet with Stratum but no Bacterium. I found this oddly interesting, and I wonder why it's like this.
https://www.edsm.net/en/system/bodi...dB/1877358/nameB/Col+285+Sector+AL-E+c12-39+2
https://www.edsm.net/en/system/bodi...dB/1877358/nameB/Col+285+Sector+AL-E+c12-39+2
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I found an AW orbited by an ALGG, so another kind of "double ammonia". I had a look at my journals and the only other AW orbited by an ALGG is from 2017. So I think those might be rare too, does anyone with a complete DB can have a look how many of both combinations are currently known?
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I've seen a few of those, I suppose if both types are supported but only one is there then it's some sort of random algorithm that determines what sort is there based on rarity.
Ok, spotted something odd, not my first discovery but thought it might be worth bringing up here, a terrestrial Ammonia world with Ammonia and carbon based life but no atmosphere, strange, never seen an Ammonia world with life but no atmosphere before;
As you can see from the images it's definitely "no atmosphere", not just a number that shows up as 0.00 because it's so low, I have had a few of those. I suppose it might be that the surface is all frozen and there are liquid Ammonia oceans under the surface with life, pity it's not landable!
As you can see from the images it's definitely "no atmosphere", not just a number that shows up as 0.00 because it's so low, I have had a few of those. I suppose it might be that the surface is all frozen and there are liquid Ammonia oceans under the surface with life, pity it's not landable!
So I had a stab at looking at this. My data was 4-5 weeks old, and I excluded anything that looked even slightly hand-authored (so no HIP/HD systems etc). I make no promises I didn't mess something up!
| Ammonia world moon | Gas giant with ammonia-based life moon | |
| Ammonia world | 109 | 24 |
| Class I gas giant | 113 | 206 |
| Class II gas giant | 213 | 304 |
| Class III gas giant | 1205 | 1906 |
| Class IV gas giant | 498 | 342 |
| Gas giant with ammonia-based life | 48 | 87 |
| Gas giant with water-based life | 189 | 304 |
| Helium-rich gas giant | 65 | 124 |
| High metal content world | 7198 | 1 |
| Icy body | 50 | 35 |
| L (Brown dwarf) Star | 410 | 206 |
| M (Red dwarf) Star | 240 | 153 |
| M (Red giant) Star | 1 | 0 |
| Rocky Ice world | 79 | 0 |
| T (Brown dwarf) Star | 671 | 402 |
| T Tauri Star | 191 | 582 |
| Water giant | 234 | 203 |
| Water world | 191 | 1 |
| White Dwarf (DA) Star | 3 | 10 |
| White Dwarf (DAB) Star | 3 | 6 |
| White Dwarf (DB) Star | 1 | 0 |
| White Dwarf (DC) Star | 12 | 8 |
| Y (Brown dwarf) Star | 3130 | 2411 |
That should be the parent of any AW moon or GGAL moon. So there are 24 AWs with GGAL moons and 48 GGALs with AW moons - both rare. I was interested in the system that had a WW parent to a GGAL, turns out it was Plaa Aescs SP-G d10-197 - but it looks to have expired from EDSM
. The bodies are on spansh here and here.I was also intrigued by the HMC with GGAL moon - partly to check the data was valid but also because I'd quite like to see that configuration. That one is on EDSM, here, bodies AB 4 a,d AB 4 a. And, er, it turns out I have seen that configuration
