Is this system a rare find?

[Javert]

Hi,

I haven't done much exploration but I just located a system with 2 ringed water worlds which appear to be orbiting each other, and 2 gas giants with ammonia life.

Is this a rare find or is this something fairly common around the galaxy?

cheers

 

[Zieman]

Binary Water Worlds are not really uncommon. Both being ringed is quite rare afaik.

 

[CMDR Space Lurker]

THat particular combo is quite rare, never seen a system with two ringed WWs in all my journes. Ammonia Life GGs are a bonus.

 

[sebbemann]

WW's are are uncommon, but not rare. Binary WW's are more uncommon. I've sees about ~15 WW, of which 6 are binary (3 pairs). Never seen any ringed WW's, though. That leads me to believe they're quite rare! Gas giant with any life form is pretty common.

Did you take any screenshots?

 

[iain666]

I've found a couple of thousand water worlds now and ringed ones are a small enough subset of that to still stand out when I find one. Binary pairs not so much, and binary WW-ELW pairs are fairly common as well, at least in so far as anything involving an ELW can count as fairly common.

I don't recall a binary pair where both were ringed though.

 

[avow555]

Cool find, any screenies?

 

[Faded Glory]

Not quite the same as the OP's find, but a nice binary star system with a couple of ringed water worlds... From my last exploration trip in January.

Spoiler

 

[Javert]

I will try to post some screen shots later - actually after exploring the rest of the system it had
- 2 Ringed water worlds (one ammonia terraformable) linked to each other.
- 2 Gas giants with Ammonia based life.
- 1 Water Giant.

I took some screen shots but wont' be able to upload them till later.