List of Earth-like worlds, v3
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Well, I would say they really are trojan systems, because to get into that list three parameters need to be (almost) equal and a fourth needs to have a difference of 60 degrees. The chance that this happens by chance AND it is an ELW is … well … really really … really really … really really … really really really low. 
So i would say nobody needs to go there to confirm it … trust the data.
So i would say nobody needs to go there to confirm it … trust the data.
| 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 |
| Dumbaa XW-Q c19-3402 | 1 | 23309.24141 | SOYLENT HESTON | K1 VAB | FALSE | 0 | Source: https://imgur.com/gOygAOj | -4707.8125 | 392.15625 | 22825.5 | ||
| Zunoae IR-C c13-6192 | 2 | 24028.0886 | SOYLENT HESTON | K3 VAB | FALSE | 1 | Source: https://imgur.com/1iGKdeM | ELW has a landable moon | -3182.125 | 256.75 | 23815.0625 | |
| Myriesly FR-L c21-3435 | 1 | 25468.63812 | SOYLENT HESTON | G9 VAB | FALSE | 0 | Source: https://imgur.com/lRqcFt6 | -566.4375 | 36.3125 | 25462.3125 |
I'm back after a two-year vacation in Colonia. I discovered three ELW's on the way to Sag A. Let me know if I did this right.
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This is a slight variation of a russion proverb ("trust, but verify") which is accredited to W.I. Lenin … But then, considering your pseudonym, you may have heard him say that … just kidding
I may not understand this.
So we have Orvidius list with the ELW's in trojan systems but just four of them are in your list of ELW's. Is that it?
If yes, I have the same problem. Orvidius seems to have an additional datasource and mostly always very up to date data (I think), while I use just the EDSM bodies.json file which is updated just every second week.
But then, as I said, I may misunderstand the actual problem.
Marx is talking about his calculations for the comparative rarity of different types of ELW planets. With only three or four members in the subset, "Trojan ELWs" are now one of the rarest categories, and the new "rarest ELW" is the Pipe (stem) Trojan with a score of 99.16, because of the combination of Trojan-ness and other rare things like the number of moons. But if more Trojans were added to the list, then their (comparative) rarity goes down.
Marx's database is a fairly small subset of the total known ELWs, as it is compiled only from contributors here on the forum and who have posted the required information in this thread (or its predecessor). It's currently at 16,200 planets - much smaller than the data-dump lists. When I did the comparison to see if any of Orvidius' twelve hits were in the ELW list, I expected maybe one or two, if any. Finding four was unexpected.
The list in this thread is older, but it grows slower than the EDSM list due to the smaller number of participants. There is a lot of overlap between EDSM and this list, but there are still some planets in this list (mainly the older ones which predate the invention of EDSM) which haven't made it into EDSM yet.
Marx's database is a fairly small subset of the total known ELWs, as it is compiled only from contributors here on the forum and who have posted the required information in this thread (or its predecessor). It's currently at 16,200 planets - much smaller than the data-dump lists. When I did the comparison to see if any of Orvidius' twelve hits were in the ELW list, I expected maybe one or two, if any. Finding four was unexpected.
The list in this thread is older, but it grows slower than the EDSM list due to the smaller number of participants. There is a lot of overlap between EDSM and this list, but there are still some planets in this list (mainly the older ones which predate the invention of EDSM) which haven't made it into EDSM yet.
Ah, thank you. Now I understand the issue
Then it is indeed a surprise that four of the trojan ELWs are in marx' list
Then it is indeed a surprise that four of the trojan ELWs are in marx' list
@ SoylentHeston: Welcome! Sure, it looks almost all good. The one missing thing is the star class, since you left out the full classification. What we use here is the exact same as appears on the galaxy map, so for example, "K3 VAB". I can look that up though, since it's just three systems now.
(Would have been a big surprise.) And it seems like people always forget about Groucho.
Well anyway, back on topic:
Also, to add a bit about what Sapyx has said, consider this: on a rough average, around 250 ELWs get added here every month. On EDSM, more than 5000, so twenty times as many. The list was made before EDSM, and with the latest additions on the April update, the game logs almost everything that's on here now, so there isn't much of a reason to keep it around anymore. But there are only a few people submitting, so it's not a lot of work.
Nah, I actually haven't heard of it. Haven't heard Lenin say anything eitherThis is a slight variation of a russion proverb ("trust, but verify") which is accredited to W.I. Lenin … But then, considering your pseudonym, you may have heard him say that … just kidding
(Would have been a big surprise.) And it seems like people always forget about Groucho.Well anyway, back on topic:
There isn't just bodies.json, but also bodies7days.json. You can grab more up-to-date data from there, without always having to download the entire dump.
Also, to add a bit about what Sapyx has said, consider this: on a rough average, around 250 ELWs get added here every month. On EDSM, more than 5000, so twenty times as many. The list was made before EDSM, and with the latest additions on the April update, the game logs almost everything that's on here now, so there isn't much of a reason to keep it around anymore. But there are only a few people submitting, so it's not a lot of work.
That's basically how I'm getting my data. I built the database using the large bodies.json, and then keep it up to date by importing the bodies7days.json every two days. Occasionally I've had to re-sync from the large bodies.json again when I discover that I missed something, like rings on stars, or surface pressure (that last two cases that required such a large sync).
I suspected that.
Another small batch.
| System name | Planet ID | Dist. from Sol (ly) | First discovered by | Contributed by | System star(s) type | Ringed EL? | Moons | Screenshot URL | Comment |
| Hypou Aoscs CP-R d4-2217 | 6 | 22573.07 | foobaron76 | foobaron76 | A7 VI | no | 0 | http://yurusanai.de/pub/elw/elw288.jpg | |
| Eol Prou EA-F c12-94 | ABC 1 | 22064.26 | foobaron76 | foobaron76 | K1 VAB, L0 V, T5 V, M6 VA, M9 VI | no | 0 | http://yurusanai.de/pub/elw/elw289.jpg | |
| Eol Prou NR-V d2-1118 | C 5 | 21820.73 | foobaron76 | foobaron76 | F8 VAB, M0 VA, G1 VAB | no | 0 | http://yurusanai.de/pub/elw/elw290.jpg | |
| Eord Flyuae IL-O c22-212 | 1 | 19236.95 | foobaron76 | foobaron76 | G5 VAB | no | 0 | http://yurusanai.de/pub/elw/elw291.jpg | planet 4 is AW |
| Byaa Ain WP-W d2-696 | 5 | 16630.17 | foobaron76 | foobaron76 | F0 VB | no | 1 | http://yurusanai.de/pub/elw/elw292.jpg |
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| System name | Planet ID | Dist. from Sol (ly) | First discovered by | Contributed by | System star(s) type | Ringed EL? | Moons | Screenshot URL |
| Greou Eop CW-K d9-12 | 1 | 14366.18 | FalconFly | G2 VAB | No | 1 | http://www.falconfly.de/temp/ELITE-ELW166.jpg | |
| Drokoe CX-I d10-4 | 5 | 15191.38 | FalconFly | A9 VAB | No | 0 | http://www.falconfly.de/temp/ELITE-ELW165.jpg |
Greou Eop CW-K d9-12 1 a Moon Data : http://www.falconfly.de/temp/ELITE-ELW166_Moon.jpg
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| System name | Planet ID | Dist. from Sol (ly) | First discovered by | Contributed by | System star(s) type | Ringed EL? | Moons | Screenshot URL | Notes |
| Blaa Eork AH-T d4-8 | 5 | 2435.08 | Gipper | Artemus Branch | F2 VB | No | No | https://photos.app.goo.gl/9pP6judrXu8A7UEY9 | |
| Drojia BU-E c3 | 6 | 3576.76 | Hazareth | Artemus Branch | G5 VAB | No | No | https://photos.app.goo.gl/Jogc1CjRFE5gM2418 | |
| Gru Eork ZL-T d4-15 | A5 | 4274.14 | XXSNAKEEYEZ39XX | Artemus Branch | F9 VB, M3 VA | No | No | https://photos.app.goo.gl/Gdg9azdyyMT9xGEu7 | |
| Blaa Dryou KY-Y d1-10 | A4 | 5786.76 | Artemus Branch | A9 VB, G2 VAB | No | No | https://photos.app.goo.gl/HXJ4Mb1Rn6dV4dXZ8 | ||
| Blaa Dryou KY-Y d1-10 | A5 | 5786.76 | Artemus Branch | A9 VB, G2 VAB | No | 1 | https://photos.app.goo.gl/2UQJ93MycAFM3WK59 | ||
| Pyroifeia CW-C d101 | AB1 | 9709.71 | Artemus Branch | G2 VAB, M2 VA | No | No | https://photos.app.goo.gl/MteTi1RMtbXXkzes6 | ||
| Traileia QX-L d7-140 | B6 | 11963.51 | Artemus Branch | A4 VI, K8 VA, F3 VB | No | No | https://photos.app.goo.gl/j3kHdvRiHXEygCMC6 | ||
| Blaa Dryou WE-X d2-90 | AB4 | 6339.30 | Artemus Branch | F2 VB, K5 VAB, K4 VA | No | No | https://photos.app.goo.gl/1wjrFL8qzxcVDech8 | ||
| Byooe Euq HT-Z c13-16 | BC7 | 16482.01 | Artemus Branch | G5 VAB, K6 VA, M4 VA | No | No | https://photos.app.goo.gl/aWdZ5GFaXM9d3HxN9 | ||
| Byooe Euq CQ-G d10-54 | A4 | 17288.41 | Artemus Branch | F3 VI, M2 VA, L2 V | No | No | https://photos.app.goo.gl/hBuTigyj7uoyYkAZ9 | ||
| Pria Aihm PY-I d9-4 | A4 | 25008.49 | Artemus Branch | G4 VAB, M0 VA | No | No | https://photos.app.goo.gl/s1ES4yxGLN3LGYZR6 | ||
| Bleou Aewsy RQ-S c18-0 | AB2 | 24299.96 | Artemus Branch | G8 VAB, M0 VA, M5 VA | No | No | https://photos.app.goo.gl/Wc244BA9Fpfbvw7HA | ||
| Pueliae WY-L c22-0 | BC4 | 22746.50 | Flector | Artemus Branch | G7 VAB, K5 VA, M0 VA | No | No | https://photos.app.goo.gl/TCeJKzVGozpzFaUN6 | |
| Eorm Aod TP-M d8-7 | 5 | 20143.23 | Artemus Branch | F7 VB | No | No | https://photos.app.goo.gl/fiJT4w7CDacWoJKF7 | ||
| Phoi Aod MI-B d5534 | A6 | 23649.23 | Artemus Branch | A6 VAB, M0 VA | Yes | No | https://photos.app.goo.gl/2s3caXoB8zZ3xKpT8 | ||
| Myrielk NP-E c25-6072 | A5 | 25654.26 | Artemus Branch | G3 VAB, G5 VAB | No | No | https://photos.app.goo.gl/9Yn9TVDRYYZ135TS9 |
Exact type of star(s) in the system: for example, K2 VAB. In case you aren't sure how to find this, check this post.
Your in-game name: CMDR if submitting multiple planets, no need to put it next to every entry
Where do you obtain the extended type of star information? The listed post link from the first page is broken.
Your in-game name: CMDR if submitting multiple planets, no need to put it next to every entry
Where do you obtain the extended type of star information? The listed post link from the first page is broken.
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Ah, thanks for letting me know! I'll dig that post up again. (The search function isn't very helpful with that though.) In the meantime, it's on the galaxy map, as Klepto has already posted.
Thanks!