List of largest known stars
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Hey - VV Cephei is unfortunately ingame far from what is listed on Wikipedia and other sites. In ED it is WAY smaller and no sign of it being a binary. ... Very strange.
The size difference is easy enough to forgive, as we don't really have a solid bead on VV Cephei A's size (though it should probably be a minimum of 1,000 solar radii), but it should at least have a binary companion. I understand that VV Cephei B is basically completely obscured by A, but FD should've just picked an existing, credible theory as to B's properties and gone with it.
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Thanks for the info, added the info and will uploaded any minute now.
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Okay got that on in the list as well. Don't forget to give us the name
Thanks everybody for the help. I do my best to keep it up to date. After 1.3 is released I will do a round trip to the biggest balls in the game.
Fly safe.
/HC
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double check the galmap system information tab to make sure it is actually an A class super giant, there's a few bugs in system description for super giants where the description is wrong.
oh and btw if it is a B type star then that's a new record!
@HagbardCeline check out my thread here: https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=50952
and book here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1pBxDKthIYugbtoDBi-rb5vMET6zTwIri4rrFnj6j2hc/edit#slide=id.g6c9b8a7c3_5_0
Might have a job for you
and book here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1pBxDKthIYugbtoDBi-rb5vMET6zTwIri4rrFnj6j2hc/edit#slide=id.g6c9b8a7c3_5_0
Might have a job for you
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@HagbardCeline check out my thread here: https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=50952
and book here: https://docs.google.com/presentatio...TwIri4rrFnj6j2hc/edit#slide=id.g6c9b8a7c3_5_0
Might have a job for you
Hey Patau82, I know that book and it's definitely a awesome job done there compared to my little tiny list. I should track star classes in my list as a start, and first explorer ... I will put it in the next update. Yeah but let me know what you have in mind. No job too small no job too big...
/HC
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I have found a procedurally generated O star that has a respectfull size of 149 solar radii.
Gal map description says O8IIIA that should be Blue Supergiant, and in fact it's a huge blue ball, visible as a blue dot even if you zoom the gal map completly out.
But System map description is the usual O type description.
It's 13140,66 Ly from Sol
Gal map description says O8IIIA that should be Blue Supergiant, and in fact it's a huge blue ball, visible as a blue dot even if you zoom the gal map completly out.
But System map description is the usual O type description.
It's 13140,66 Ly from Sol
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Lol, another one, 361 solar radii this time, A supergiant. 10730 Ly from Sol
Thanks cmdrs for all the replies. Will update soon.
summer time in the northern hemisphere and i found a water world in my back yard
/HC
summer time in the northern hemisphere and i found a water world in my back yard
/HC
Thanks for this list.
I have just returned from my first long trip (to sag a*), now I think i'm going on a little sightseeing trip
To plan the trip I have putted the system names on the galaxy map. Probably not very accurate, but it will use it to plan my route
I have just returned from my first long trip (to sag a*), now I think i'm going on a little sightseeing trip
To plan the trip I have putted the system names on the galaxy map. Probably not very accurate, but it will use it to plan my route
I now that feeling
There are few really big supergiants i hope to report before anybody else tags them.Nice find btw, it is one the biggest B supergiants out there.
Here is a blue supergiant I stumbled on : FLYAE EAEC AA-A H43 A, 36 solar masses for 471.8 solar radius
