Nothing too spectacular, but certainly a ton of high-metal content worlds.
Post your weird systems!
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Nothing too spectacular, but certainly a ton of high-metal content worlds.
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I think there might actually be an ELW around an L-Class IN the bubble, too.
Have posted before, but not here. Not sure there will be too many takers to colonise this ELW
Quite right.
They'll flock to my ELW, orbiting a Brown Dwarf, before they even think about trampling all over your Neutron
Simplicity:
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Have posted before, but not here. Not sure there will be too many takers to colonise this ELW
if they don't like it there i have a place they can try
Blimey. How close are the others?this dosen't look like much until you see the distance of the second to last gas giant
293.67 LS - remember, in the sol system mercury is only 227ls form arrival point. so they are all bunched in close
the others;
96,120,174,213,223ls
the last one is way out at 6,200ls+
i have seen a gas giant at 3.6ls in another system, so it wasn't the distance that looked interesting to me, it was how many there area so close in
And its only a little 'K' star, i bet it dances a lot
293.67 LS - remember, in the sol system mercury is only 227ls form arrival point. so they are all bunched in close
I think I found the polar opposite of the system. Looks innocuous enough:
But check out the distance to the last planet
The whole system was spread over a huge distance, even the middle(ish) planets were over 40k LS away from star.
So want to find them sorts of far out planets. i'm interested in the atmospheres they have. yet to come across any my self. Did you scan it?
-hoping to find some rocky planets with more than 19.5% hydrogen
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