Exploration rarities and statistics - what you should look for

[schlowi123]

Here it is:

Strangely enough, I don't get any more information than is stated in that image. Even though I've mapped the planet.

 

[iain666]

Oh, that one again. … It is even more curious than that. I'm listed as the discoverer of that particular body. But how can I than have visited it on my journey to the records of the galaxy? The latter is just possible if somebody else has discovered it before.

It was likely a manual entry to Ross initially and unattributed then you were the first person to send a journal scan to EDSM.

Although the last time I did that for something crazy in their data (gas giant with impossible rotational period that put the surface velocity a few orders of magnitude above escape velocity) the website fixed itself, not sure why this one is still mad in EDSM. Maybe we need to scan it again, or bug @AnthorNet

 

[schlowi123]

Thanks for the explanation.

Well, I fly on PS4, so maybe the update process is different, since I use just the website interface thingy a.k.a. dashboard.

 

[Heavy Johnson]

Data finally all imported into SQLite! I can start doing some interesting stuff now.

Here's a fun one, the Top 10 systems by total number of bodies (not including belts). The first three are already POI or proposed POI.

Name	SystemID	Bodies
Scaule YA-D d13-108	42080373​	141​
TYC 3319-306-1	1399251​	136​
Prae Phio ZQ-A c2-9	29207406​	128​
Skaude YP-O c22-21	25311058​	125​
Byaa Ain HX-S d4-779	34087564​	125​
Ellairb AP-K b37-0	33109526​	121​
Pyuefoea XU-O e6-5	39786649​	120​
Prua Phoe TY-Q d5-29	41980172​	120​
Oob Chraea DR-D d12-67	22943083​	118​
Eoch Pruae PI-T e3-3954	29436677​	118​

 

[Heavy Johnson]

Top 10 Most Massive Systems (not counting planetary bodies)

Name	SystemID	Mass
Eorl Brou AA-A h131	44396270​	450.2891​
Agnaihs AA-A h56	18480402​	427.9378​
Vegniae AA-A h42	39486256​	423.7344​
Eord Flyue AA-A h80	32673255​	411.3711​
Byoomu AA-A h317	15042317​	408.6681​
Eorl Braea AA-A h140	44243085​	405.1054​
Scheau Byoe AA-A h236	19658742​	400.1171​
Eimbaisys AA-A h631	37556773​	390.3905​
Blu Aescs AA-A h43	45167384​	387.6522​
Oufaisc AA-A h387	40120279​	387.6212​

 

[Martin Shepard]

Quick question: how rare are watergiants and ammonia worlds orbiting a neutron star directly?

 

[Orvidius]

What I see currently:

Out of 82,772 total water giants, 1,389 of them are directly orbiting a neutron star (1.68%).

Out of 269,416 total ammonia worlds, 2,707 of them directly orbit a neutron star (1%).

 

[Mooing]

Combo systems:

• 2 or more of EACH TYPE: ELW, WW, AW (1 known)

Do you have the name of this system? edastro seems to think it's Flyiedge KE-E d13-416, but it only has an icy body.

 

[Orvidius]

That could be due to duplicate or misplaced data, then. There's a fair amount of junk data that came from EDSM previously, which has since been cleared up on their side. I did a comparison against the full bodies dump from EDSM, and did a "soft delete" on my side to clean a lot of this up, but most of my spreadsheet scripts aren't checking for that yet. The good news is that I can start using that, which will help with the spreadsheet accuracy. The bad news is that the large dump isn't available anymore, so future junk data won't be detectable that way.

 

[Heavy Johnson]

Do you have the name of this system? edastro seems to think it's Flyiedge KE-E d13-416, but it only has an icy body.

Indeed, that was what I had, from Ord's "valuable systems" dump. I guess I may need to recheck some of those results.

I ran my own query on this and was not able to find any matches. Updating the first page.

 

[Orvidius]

I'm altering that spreadsheet now, to check on the deletion state. I've also tweaked the main scripts that are used for general planet or star lists, so a lot of other spreadsheets should remove the erroneous entries too. There's still more to go, which I'll look into later, but this gets the low hanging fruit.

I'll upload the corrected "valuable systems" spreadsheet as soon as it's ready. The others that are affected by this change will update on schedule. I think the next run is Monday.

EDIT: That spreadsheet is updated, and "Flyiedge KE-E d13-416" is no longer in it.

 

[schlowi123]

@Orvidius: Do you mean the old "bodies.json" file with "large dump"? If yes, do you know the reasons why it isn't available anymore?

 

[LCU No Fool Like One]

I found a system with three Water Worlds orbiting a Neutron star. Can't see WW and Neutron listed in the OP?

Is that notable?

 

[Orvidius]

@Orvidius: Do you mean the old "bodies.json" file with "large dump"? If yes, do you know the reasons why it isn't available anymore?

Huh, somehow I missed this question back then. He removed it due to running out of disk space. Since then he re-enabled it for a few months, and now it's down again.

 

[schlowi123]

Ah ok, even though the new .gz-file was considerably smaller … well, my newest data is from mid march or so … I guess I have to fly with that for a while.

 

[Eahlstan]

Ah ok, even though the new .gz-file was considerably smaller … well, my newest data is from mid march or so … I guess I have to fly with that for a while.

In the meantime Spansh' dump is the most complete one I know of: https://spansh.co.uk/dumps

 

[Heavy Johnson]

One of these days I'll get around to updating this post with more body data...

 

[COMAN]

Less rare AW than you might expect:

I think AW orbiting HMCs should be there too. Otherwise I'm lucky as hell XD

 

[Mooing]

Here's a fun one, the Top 10 systems by total number of bodies (not including belts). The first three are already POI or proposed POI.

Is there a way to check for the largest system with an ELW? I want to see if there are any with more than 106 bodies.

 

[varonica]

This definitely fits into the "well that's quite unusual" category;

4 ww, two terraformable, all bearing life, orbiting a single Class III GG, two of the WW so close together I could map them both without moving the ship.