Post your weird systems!

Got home and got the screenshot here ya go!
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Ah, was thinking you would have the ELW with the smallest orbital period (shortest year).
Unfortunately as its in a binary that info is not given, the orbital period shown is around the centre of mass of binary.
However looks like you've found the lightest and smallest ELW found so far :D
please post pic, ship info, cmdr name, close up pic etc here so I can add to record site :D
 
I just found this system CYGNI X-3 Black Hole, nothing special u can say. But I think it is farthest system form the Milky Way edge :)

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Ah, was thinking you would have the ELW with the smallest orbital period (shortest year).
Unfortunately as its in a binary that info is not given, the orbital period shown is around the centre of mass of binary.
However looks like you've found the lightest and smallest ELW found so far :D
please post pic, ship info, cmdr name, close up pic etc here so I can add to record site :D

I'm glad you explained that, because at first glance I thought to myself, "holy cow that planet is MOVING!" lol
 
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had a strange one,, no pics or name of the system unfortunatly passed it by but had to scan it because it was so strange, no other notes taken,

most likely around the wregia areas , was scouting there a few days back,

regular system, regular star, expected the regular setup with usual variations, star was average 0.8 - 1.2 stellar mass orange white, was hoping for some earth or terraformables to tag,
but just 3 other objects, two of which were small rockys which would expect around inner orbits and a 4x earth mass object, from system map thinking undiscovered , may as well tag em,, with detailed scan,

although those two rockys were far far out,,, not expected 150-800ls range,, far out in the cold goldilocks zone, 5000ls would have expected gas giants to be there,,,

then ,, where is that third object,,,?? 4 times earth mass, was the reason i took the time to scan , looked intresting,
wasnt where expected, , definatly didnt form in that system, some sort of stellar collision or planetry grab? no evidence in scans were found, but that large water giant was in a Polar orbit around the star!
and at a far far range,,, around 8-12k Ls out, a planetry capture, and system disruption ejecting the expected objects, leaving the minor rocks far far away,,
in the end, wasnt worth the credits to time out, but was worth it for the curiosity and uniqueness of the system,

Cmdr Panpiper..
can follow my journal on https://www.facebook.com/pages/Cmdr-PanPiper/442958969217601

i thnk i need a better than a detailed scanner,, a dediacted scanner,, lets make it a community goal and build one,!
 
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This shoot is from a gas giant. taken from the pol area.
It was mesmerizing to put my ship in a spin and watch that planet for 10 minutes. I nearly puked :D

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Jumped into a system and did a system scan and it revealed about 60 stellar bodies. Yay,,,, But when I open the system map I saw this,,,, totally worthless system.
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Jumped into a system and did a system scan and it revealed about 60 stellar bodies. Yay,,,, But when I open the system map I saw this,,,, totally worthless system.

I think this is a system you need to honk again. If we assume 60 bodies, we're looking at 60 -4 = 56 asteroids, so 56/4 = 14 in each belt. That is beyond expected average belt size, so there are very likely to be more "real" bodies that you can't see because your honk wasn't processed correctly. Bug.

I'd guess the bodies you are missing are various T-Tauris and Brown dwarves, orbiting each other in baffling multi-tierd arrangements.
 
I think this is a system you need to honk again. If we assume 60 bodies, we're looking at 60 -4 = 56 asteroids, so 56/4 = 14 in each belt. That is beyond expected average belt size, so there are very likely to be more "real" bodies that you can't see because your honk wasn't processed correctly. Bug.

I'd guess the bodies you are missing are various T-Tauris and Brown dwarves, orbiting each other in baffling multi-tierd arrangements.

Yup that sounds about right
 
I think this is a system you need to honk again. If we assume 60 bodies, we're looking at 60 -4 = 56 asteroids, so 56/4 = 14 in each belt. That is beyond expected average belt size, so there are very likely to be more "real" bodies that you can't see because your honk wasn't processed correctly. Bug.

I'd guess the bodies you are missing are various T-Tauris and Brown dwarves, orbiting each other in baffling multi-tierd arrangements.


I thought so to when I saw the map and honked 2 more times. But it was just lots of those asteroids. I really cant remember if the total stellar bodies was around 50 or around 60, hence I wrote 60 as I do remember I was darn surprised when I opened the system map to se all those stellar bodies turned up to be asteroid belts.
 
Arare was a bit of a strange system.
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Station in orbit around the star, since there's no planets. Rare, but fair enough. Then I got closer:
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It appears to be in an orbit around something orbiting the T-Tauri. But scanners picked up nothing, and I couldn't see anything in the middle either...
 
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