Hi everyone,
as a contributor to the "post your earth-likes" thread glynie, the OP of said thread and my humble self stumbled upon a strange phenomenon:
A star system that I have visited on December 25th, 2014 has undergone some serious changes when compared to the present layout (data collected this morning).
System in question: Synuefe RD-H B30-0
Quite a big system when I visited, aaaand a natural earth-like in it (5th planet):
glynie's screenshot from today's visit shows a different system, although some similarities still remain (star classes, general layout) aaand the earth-like vanished:
So, what happened? Thargoid "doomray of gas giant annihilation (TM)" or a snooker match between two blind local deities? ...or have there been any major changes to the stellar forge AFTER release at December the 16th?
Oh wait, maybe the earth-like was inhabited... and they did a raaather stupid experiment... like glueing 2 cats together back to back and throwing them out of a window... or colliding hadrons at great speeds...
Haggis McMoose,
reproaching re-creation!
as a contributor to the "post your earth-likes" thread glynie, the OP of said thread and my humble self stumbled upon a strange phenomenon:
A star system that I have visited on December 25th, 2014 has undergone some serious changes when compared to the present layout (data collected this morning).
System in question: Synuefe RD-H B30-0
Quite a big system when I visited, aaaand a natural earth-like in it (5th planet):
glynie's screenshot from today's visit shows a different system, although some similarities still remain (star classes, general layout) aaand the earth-like vanished:
So, what happened? Thargoid "doomray of gas giant annihilation (TM)" or a snooker match between two blind local deities? ...or have there been any major changes to the stellar forge AFTER release at December the 16th?
Oh wait, maybe the earth-like was inhabited... and they did a raaather stupid experiment... like glueing 2 cats together back to back and throwing them out of a window... or colliding hadrons at great speeds...
Haggis McMoose,
reproaching re-creation!