List of Earth-like worlds, v3

ReXxX

ReXxX
MattG said:
If they're copied directly from EDJP, they should be tab-delimited and so should paste correctly in Google Sheets (in fact, I can't find a way to make each line go into a single cell when tab-delimited). That said, you can try manually splitting the lines in Google Sheets once pasted - make sure cells are highlighted and select (in the menu) "Data" -> "Split Text To Columns" and see if that does the job.
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I got it to paste correctly to google sheets now, I was hella tired yesterday when I tried, and Flashblock kept making problems for me... But I've got it right today :)
Also, after reviewing the data, it seems that EDJP listed several(nearly all) of the ELW's twice for some reason, so that means that I have 77 new ones, not 159 :p

Now, I'm working my way down the list, entering star types and taking screenshots of the ELW's, since I don't have those from before :p

I'll post the sheet here when I'm done, but it might take a day or two :p
 

ReXxX

ReXxX
Ok, new issue:
When I try to paste the data from google sheets and into here, using the template in the OP, all the cells are misaligned, they won't keep the width that they are supposed to. How fix? :|
 

marx

marx
I'm not sure, the new editor here on the forums can be quite wonky. But if you just share the Google sheet with me, I can work with that - would prefer that anyway. Or you could add it to the public sheet mentioned in the first post - here.
 

ReXxX

ReXxX
marx said:
I'm not sure, the new editor here on the forums can be quite wonky. But if you just share the Google sheet with me, I can work with that - would prefer that anyway. Or you could add it to the public sheet mentioned in the first post - here.
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ReXxX's ELW's

Sheet1 System name,Planet ID,Dist. from Sol (ly),First discovered by,Contributed by,System star(s) type,Ringed EL?,Moons,Screenshot URL,Notes,X,Y,Z Agnaiz CZ-A d4266,B 2,23435.23544,REXXX,KO VA,0,<a href="https://i.imgur.com/msCL8zF.jpg">https://i.imgur.com/msCL8zF.jpg</a>,-8045.469,-872.438,219...
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idahosurge

idahosurge
Is a rarity score of 1 more rare or is a rarity score of 60 more rare?

What makes a ELW more rare than another? An overview of the reasons is fine, you don't need to go into a bunch of detail.
 

marx

marx
idahosurge said:
Is a rarity score of 1 more rare or is a rarity score of 60 more rare?

What makes a ELW more rare than another? An overview of the reasons is fine, you don't need to go into a bunch of detail.
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See this post for an explanation of how it all works. It was linked in the first post as well, but the forum revamp broke the link. (Gonna have to check and correct the rest too.)
 

Joshua Stranger

J
Hopefully everything is in order as I'm a new player and this is my first ELW ever, the ELW is actually a moon to a terraformable HMC.

Planet name: Flyua Dryoae MK-C d14-24 7 a
Distance from Sol: 1888.1
Exact type of star(s) in the system: F8 VB
Your in-game name: Joshua Stranger
Screenshots: elw1xx.jpg 20200201205628_1.jpg

Link to the EDSM entry.

Going slightly OT,does this fall into your "very rare" category of ELWs?
 
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Joshua Stranger

J
marx said:
@Joshua Stranger : yep, the required info is all there. Thanks!
As for your question, looks like that's a Rare (1-5%) planet. ELM with a HMCP parent.
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@marx I thought it fell in the very rare category as its parent is a candidate for terraforming, either way I'm very happy with the find!

Also ,I'm glad the info is all there as I've followed the same template for the ELW I've found today :D
 

Steyla

Steyla
ELW No. 500 (Dryaea Aob MN-B d13-4594)
https://imgur.com/2FR8HKU
Source: https://i.imgur.com/2FR8HKU.jpg


And here is a list of my recent discoveries.

System namePlanet IDDist. from Sol (ly)First discovered byContributed bySystem star(s) typeRinged ELWMoonsScreenshot URL
HYPAA FLYOU ES-J D9-966A525,449SteylaSteylaA9 VB, G6 VABNo0i.imgur.com/WckebIv.png
Choomie FN-B d13-127528,658SteylaSteylaA9 VABNo0i.imgur.com/aFplhkH.png
Vegnio TG-Y d15B140,399SteylaSteylaA9 VI, Y4 V, K6 VANo0i.imgur.com/kYr1qUE.png
Flyue Flyiae RU-V d3-217B143,336SteylaSteylaF4 VAB, K5 VANo1i.imgur.com/n0BIlFK.png
Phrae Groa BC-S d5-83A542,397SteylaSteylaF4 VB, F4 VBNo0i.imgur.com/9MRoiT9.png
Xotheae XV-E d11-327735,472SteylaSteylaF8 VBNo0i.imgur.com/JiZNunO.png
Phoo Flee OD-A d14-203527,775SteylaSteylaF1 VBNo0i.imgur.com/1JEQ2Hi.png
Ooscs Freau ZY-S d3-6257B 721,956SteylaSteylaA7 VI, K0 VAB, G9 VABNo0i.imgur.com/vLeHn6O.png
Ooscs Freau ZY-S d3-6487B 421,999SteylaSteylaF1 VB, Y6 V, K2 VANo0i.imgur.com/Eh5Bu5A.png
Ooscs Freau ZY-S d3-6487B 521,999SteylaSteylaF1 VB, Y6 V, K2 VANo0i.imgur.com/ig0hVgi.png
Ooscs Freau ZY-S d3-5312221,942SteylaSteylaF7 VINo0i.imgur.com/rXWHBp2.png
Ooscs Freau ZY-S d3-4562A 521,983SteylaSteylaG2 VAB, M5 VANo0i.imgur.com/KFn7H0I.png
Ooscs Freau ZY-S d3-11495B 221,946SteylaSteylaA8 VB, K1 VANo0i.imgur.com/BdiePcW.png
Ooscs Freau ZY-S d3-62111021,965SteylaSteylaA7 VABNo0i.imgur.com/LBA2eSc.png
Eol Prou BW-T d4-6707B 822,004SteylaSteylaF8 VAB, K5 VA, K6 VA, M4 VANo0i.imgur.com/Zmn7XP8.png
Ooscs Freau ZY-S d3-8503621,947SteylaSteylaF3 VIYes0i.imgur.com/PhT8xgQ.png
Ooscs Freau ZY-S d3-6764C321,974SteylaSteylaG2 VAB, K2 VAB, F8 VB, K9 VA, M7 VANo0i.imgur.com/Hq3mCtZ.png
Ooscs Freau ZY-S d3-6811C321,952SteylaSteylaA9 VI, M2 VA, G3 VABNo1i.imgur.com/KntNC0q.png
Grea Hypoo YZ-O d6-252A316,573SteylaSteylaF4 VB, M7 VANo1i.imgur.com/n0BIlFK.png
Dehau EH-M d7-1B514,181SteylaSteylaF0 VI, K6 VA, K3 VANo0i.imgur.com/0inQiPm.png
Plio Aim WD-B d38ABC 412,463SteylaSteylaF3 VB, K9 VA, M5 VA, F9 VBNo0i.imgur.com/JDWPTgz.png
Plio Aim EB-W d2-20A612,698SteylaSteylaA8 VB, M2 VA, M8 VANo0i.imgur.com/Sv1E7Tz.png
Ellaid JX-J d9-9313,716SteylaSteylaA7 VBYes0i.imgur.com/G1MzjjC.png
Eodgosly VU-X d1-19C 614,723SteylaSteylaA8 VB, F5 VB, K8 VANo0i.imgur.com/inPY04F.png
Byua Aim IO-Z d13-5459317,263SteylaSteylaF2 VINo0i.imgur.com/jI0atQr.png
Eoch Flyi GH-K c25-614A618,918SteylaSteylaG6 VAB, M3 VA, M8 VA, M8 VANo0i.imgur.com/tDr7iaB.png
Dryio Flyuae RP-E d12-760521,028SteylaSteylaF0 VINo0i.imgur.com/Zmn7XP8.png
Ooscs Freau ZY-S d3-8222421,937SteylaSteylaF2 VINo0i.imgur.com/0UKy0On.png
Ooscs Freau ZY-S d3-5744121,934SteylaSteylaG0 VABNo0i.imgur.com/25JMFzS.png
Eol Prou KO-G d11-421A 422,632SteylaSteylaA9Yes1i.imgur.com/FJqNRSL.png
Ooscs Freau ZY-S d3-11219A 421,927SteylaSteylaA3 VI, G2 VB, M7 VANo1i.imgur.com/NV2XF1a.png
Ooscs Freau ZY-S d3-4647B 221,983SteylaSteylaF4 VB, K2 VANo0i.imgur.com/aBnKF6d.png
Ooscs Freau ZY-S d3-10643B 521,939SteylaSteylaG2 VAB, K7 VANo0i.imgur.com/pjU4wg9.png
Ooscs Freau ZY-S d3-9610B 321,959SteylaSteylaF0 VI,G9 VaNo0i.imgur.com/kroPYDY.png
Ooscs Freau XY-R d4-1218A 521,960SteylaSteylaF4 VI,G6 VABNo0i.imgur.com/vTz8avw.png
Ooscs Auf YR-V c2-17BC 421,739SteylaSteylaG8 VAB, M6 VA, T0 VNo0i.imgur.com/RCikHKj.png
Dryaea Aob MN-B d13-4594521,512SteylaSteylaF VINo0i.imgur.com/6lqWXVe.png

Fly, land safe.

CMDR Steyla
 

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System namePlanet IDDist. from Sol (ly)First discovered byContributed bySystem star(s) typeRinged EL?MoonsScreenshot URL
Byeia Aed UP-G d10-27317326.69HomunkFalconFlyNeutron StarNo0http://www.falconfly.de/temp/ELITE-ELW227.jpg
Dryeae Aub PI-B d13-346B 627251.82FalconFlyNeutron Star, M6 VANo0http://www.falconfly.de/temp/ELITE-ELW226.jpg
Iowropp SZ-M d8-2B 630793.91FalconFlyF4 VAB, K4 VANo0http://www.falconfly.de/temp/ELITE-ELW224.jpg
Eowyg Broae FB-W d2-0A 938106.89FalconFlyF1 VB, G7 VANo0http://www.falconfly.de/temp/ELITE-ELW225.jpg
 

Agatosh

Agatosh
120 new entries in the public spreadsheet.
I have to wonder about BLEAE AIM KB-X D1-1056 B1. It has almost 30% argon in its atmosphere, and I recall reading somehwere that argon is an asphyxiant. Would that air really be safe to breathe?
 

Sapyx

Sapyx
Argon is an asphyxiant if it displaces the air. Argon gas is denser than oxygen, so a sudden release of pure argon will "flow downhiill" into hollows and basements, displacing the oxygen-rich air. Carbon dioxide can do this, too, but humans have carbon dioxide sensors because carbon dioxide rich environments are possible in nature on Earth. Argon-rich environments are not, so Earth lifeforms like humans don't have argon detectors.

But in a thoroughly mixed atmosphere like your argon-rich planets, the argon isn't displacing the air, it's part of the air. Or in other words, it's "displacing the nitrogen", rather than the oxygen. A 1-atmosphere environment which was 79% argon, 21% oxygen would be perfectly safe for humans to breathe, though an ecosystem on such a world would be quite different to ours as Earth-based life relies on atmospheric nitrogen fixation as part of the nitrogen cycle. These worlds with 30% argon, 40% nitrogen are probably sufficiently Earth-like for this not to be a problem.
 
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