Post your weird systems!
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Please share this location, once you've sold your data! This looks amazing!
a few gas giants
I found this! And there's an ammonia world with a 139.5 earth masses and 9.44 G!
Link for a little clearer view: http://imgur.com/0KTzixE
I found this! And there's an ammonia world with a 139.5 earth masses and 9.44 G!
Link for a little clearer view: http://imgur.com/0KTzixE
Careful posting the location (i.e. the system name) before you've sold your data! Most folks aren't going to do anything with it, but there's a few bad eggs out there that'll try to steal your thunder, cause the can. Also! It's kind of weird that there's no atmosphere (shouldn't we be able to land?)!
You can always post the system name after you've sold your data!
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I wonder whether there remained 'untagged' nebulae around the core, with the exception of permit sectors...
I only count 8, with 2 galaxies!
Not necessarily around the core, at least not our side. On the other side you'll find galaxies that have plenty of stars to tag. A totally untagged one? Apart from planetary nebulae, I highly doubt it!
I haven't seen this before:
The third planet is an earth-like, of course.
The third planet is an earth-like, of course.
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Rocky moons that are terraformable are fairy rare, but I have seen a few. Not one in a neutron star system though (but I've never actually been to a neutron field, only seen solo ones here and there. Also, I've not seen one with an ELW in the system before either.
Already all been scanned, so I can show its name.
I haven't seen anything like this up til now, maybe actual seasoned explorers will think it ten-a-penny...but a system of T Tauris, 3 with ring systems, orbiting a blue/white, seemed worthy of comment.
http://oi66.tinypic.com/141l8qc.jpg
I haven't seen anything like this up til now, maybe actual seasoned explorers will think it ten-a-penny...but a system of T Tauris, 3 with ring systems, orbiting a blue/white, seemed worthy of comment.
http://oi66.tinypic.com/141l8qc.jpg
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I think the stellar forge was drunk when making this system. Also has that black hole, because why not.
Question is, who would want to terraform a rocky moon that close to a neutron star?
I thought the question would be how would any planets survive the super nova explosion that created the neutron star?
Or if captured, how would any of them be terraformable, let alone have life since neutron stars put off mostly xray radiation rather than infrared and their drastically tiny size makes them all but invisible from a decent distance unless you happen to be in the path of the jets formed by it's magnetic field and if you're seeing that within the system. ...you'd be dead / obliterated.
so unless you have x-ray vision, neutron systems (if such a thing even exists) would be pretty dark and definitely not conducive to life.
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A Neutron Star with an M-Class buddy (System name is blacked out because I haven't claimed the tag yet 
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