Neutron Star and Water World
- Thread starter Fenris Wolf
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It is also not too seldom that you can find an ELW in a Neutron Star System (around a M-Star or something like that). From time to time you get an ELW orbiting a lone Neutron Star. Best examplke for that is the POI "The Holy Twins". Here you can visit two binary and also ringed ELWs around a Neutron Star. Pretty amazing!
Can't be sure in the OP pic but is that a ringed Ammonia World in orbit of NS/M star?
Good find BTW but TBH a WW or even an ELW orbiting a star in a NS system is not as rare as you would think.
Good find BTW but TBH a WW or even an ELW orbiting a star in a NS system is not as rare as you would think.
I think the ringed planet in the OP pic is a Venus-like hot planet. Anyhoo, there are indeed lots of earth-likes in neutron star system. Realistic? Probably not. Then again, I've never seen a neutron star system in real life, so I wouldn't know. 
Thanks for the comments everyone, really interesting stuff and glad to know that there are more of them out there
In all my travels I'd never seen an ELW or WW with a Neutron Star so was quite excited.
The Duck is correct, hot stinky sulfur dioxide planet.
Details below:
In all my travels I'd never seen an ELW or WW with a Neutron Star so was quite excited.
The Duck is correct, hot stinky sulfur dioxide planet.
Details below:
High Metal Content Body, Hot Thick Sulfur Dioxide Atmosphere
Atmospheric Composition:
SulphurDioxide - 100.00%
Earth Masses: 2.5362
Body Radius: 8004.96km
Surface Temp: 919K
Gravity: 1.6g
Surface Pressure: 18.35 Atmospheres
Volcanism: Minor Metallic Magma Volcanism
Distance from Arrival Point 2,097.4ls
Orbital Period: 3,300.1 days
Semi Major Axis: 4.22AU
Orbital Eccentricity: 0.000°
Orbital Inclination: -0.002°
Arg Of Periapsis: 345.605°
Axial tilt: -14.23°
Rotation Period: 1.5 days
Atmospheric Composition:
SulphurDioxide - 100.00%
Earth Masses: 2.5362
Body Radius: 8004.96km
Surface Temp: 919K
Gravity: 1.6g
Surface Pressure: 18.35 Atmospheres
Volcanism: Minor Metallic Magma Volcanism
Distance from Arrival Point 2,097.4ls
Orbital Period: 3,300.1 days
Semi Major Axis: 4.22AU
Orbital Eccentricity: 0.000°
Orbital Inclination: -0.002°
Arg Of Periapsis: 345.605°
Axial tilt: -14.23°
Rotation Period: 1.5 days
I've also found an ELW and a water word around a Nuetron star on my trip too!
I found one of these (my first) literally 20 minutes before spotting this thread!
On the one hand I do believe that a newtron star is able to host an Earth Like body.
On the otherhand I don't believe it is suitable for human life just because of the radiation
which is one of the most important features of a newtron star.
(Otherwise overcharging the FSD wouldn't have any snese).
Hence I would suggest to mark those worlds in their description with a small hint.
(HIGH STELLAR RADIATION)
Regards,
Miklos
On the otherhand I don't believe it is suitable for human life just because of the radiation
which is one of the most important features of a newtron star.
(Otherwise overcharging the FSD wouldn't have any snese).
Hence I would suggest to mark those worlds in their description with a small hint.
(HIGH STELLAR RADIATION)
Regards,
Miklos
The in-game definition of an earth-like world includes the ability to support life in its current state. The NASA definition includes planets outside the limits of what this game counts ans a candidate for terraforming.
Anyhoo... If an earth-like in a neutron system is crazy. How about this one I found yesterday? A black hole with an ELW?
(...and a water world plus a terraforming candidate moon on the outer brown dwarf)
Anyhoo... If an earth-like in a neutron system is crazy. How about this one I found yesterday? A black hole with an ELW?
(...and a water world plus a terraforming candidate moon on the outer brown dwarf)
CDMR Sima Basirat found this around a Neutron star and they are very, very rare to find.
[video=youtube_share;Bfs4F4jEr80]https://youtu.be/Bfs4F4jEr80[/video]
[video=youtube_share;Bfs4F4jEr80]https://youtu.be/Bfs4F4jEr80[/video]