WOW! That is NUTS!
Post your weird systems!
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WOW! That is NUTS!
It doesn't change the number its self though? I'm confused. You dont replace a comma with x10^3. Its just formatting.
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Er, wow, that is just insane!!!!!!! I struggle to comprehend a black hole and neutron star in the same system let alone this! (though i have found plenty)
So many things. The rings round the Y class stars don't seem to get registered.
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I believe Earthlike just means there is sufficient oxygen to support human life, not necessarily a direct replacement. Just as a lot of worlds are candidates for terraforming, Earthlikes are candidates for colonization.
I take a screenshot of every Earthlike I scan because I enjoy the minor differences in their continental formations. Some have large ice caps whereas others are completely island-pocked.
Found one of those once when heading towards Omega Nebula and the NGC one in that direction. I approached the planet to scan it and it crashed the game. Dunno why
Yeah, i've seen lots of those. They are systems with no star emitting light. I thought they were multiple black holes the first time i saw them, so travelled to it and it was a planet!
I found one of those, once, with a ringed gas giant. And I got stuck in the rings, fell out of supercruise, and took quite a bit of heat damage trying to figure out a safe direction to jump in.
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It's like a tilt-a-whirl.
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A star almost as old as the universe, from before the formation of stars according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chronology_of_the_universe#Formation_of_stars:
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The Galactic Book of Records has an 18.5 billion year old star that CMDR Nutter found. Sitting around in the void for 5 billion years waiting for a universe to unfold around it apparently... :-\
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