Looking at a blue star
Small brown star eclipsing an M type.
4 Terraformables in pairs. 2 water worlds with high metal worlds.
A baby gas giant, just 2.7x the mass of the earth.
Not too common, a rocky icy planet with a water atmosphere. I guess if it was further from the star it would be cooler and possibly even a water world. Not sure how on earth it can be called an icy world with that temperature though.
Here is a closer look
First two planets in this system had Argon rich atmospheres, this one Neon. Its a rather noble system... *ba doom tish!*
This was an interesting system, a number of gas giants, all close to the primary (two were life bearing as i recall), and orbits so close they were almost on the same orbital path like at Lagrange points or something, but not quite. Anyway, was a damn easy system to scan.
You ever get the feeling, when you are looking at stars, they are looking right back at you?
A water world moon! Love finding things like this, so rare. And yes, there were terraformables and another water world in the system.
My second or third ever Herbig.
Time to pose
And another pose
One of those systems, which can freak you out as you jump in.
Something else fairly rare. A rocky world with a Helium atmosphere.
And some systems just have a silly configuration.
This was a fun little run, all the small metal rich worlds, nicely lined up close together for scanning (something like 6 worlds almost in a line with about 200LS from first to last).
That's all for now. Hope you enjoyed the pics.
Small brown star eclipsing an M type.
4 Terraformables in pairs. 2 water worlds with high metal worlds.
A baby gas giant, just 2.7x the mass of the earth.
Not too common, a rocky icy planet with a water atmosphere. I guess if it was further from the star it would be cooler and possibly even a water world. Not sure how on earth it can be called an icy world with that temperature though.
Here is a closer look
First two planets in this system had Argon rich atmospheres, this one Neon. Its a rather noble system... *ba doom tish!*
This was an interesting system, a number of gas giants, all close to the primary (two were life bearing as i recall), and orbits so close they were almost on the same orbital path like at Lagrange points or something, but not quite. Anyway, was a damn easy system to scan.
You ever get the feeling, when you are looking at stars, they are looking right back at you?
A water world moon! Love finding things like this, so rare. And yes, there were terraformables and another water world in the system.
My second or third ever Herbig.
Time to pose
And another pose
One of those systems, which can freak you out as you jump in.
Something else fairly rare. A rocky world with a Helium atmosphere.
And some systems just have a silly configuration.
This was a fun little run, all the small metal rich worlds, nicely lined up close together for scanning (something like 6 worlds almost in a line with about 200LS from first to last).
That's all for now. Hope you enjoyed the pics.
