Post your weird systems!
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Go home Stellar Forge - you're drunk!
In regards to Earthlikes around Neutrons - once the Supernova stage is over and the star settles down to its degenerate phase, it's going to stay like that for a bloody long time, certainly long enough for life to develop. The remnants of its former system might well settle down into some of the stuff we see. That Earthlike might have been a water giant before the star went boom...
Astronomers keep finding really strange stuff. I'm happy to take what Stellar Forge throws out.
Plus... captured and migrating planets. Quite often I see outer system metallics that have odd orbits.
Astronomers keep finding really strange stuff. I'm happy to take what Stellar Forge throws out.
Plus... captured and migrating planets. Quite often I see outer system metallics that have odd orbits.
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Seems like i have created a saying around here, haha
Nice find, but it looks a bit photoshopped to be honest (That yellow thing at the top of the star, also the fact that there has been no reported findings of earth-likes around brown dwarfs.
Wow that's a wee bitty rude
I am busy selling my data so I'll be sure to post the system screenshot. The yellow bit is another star
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I think might end up being the "show off your systems" thread
For example:
Neutron star with 3 of 3 planets all terraformable (it's a word!)
Engage smug mode. Smug mode engaged.
For example:
Neutron star with 3 of 3 planets all terraformable (it's a word!)
Engage smug mode. Smug mode engaged.
Here's a puzzler for you. There is a black hole as the main star but then nothing on the system map. In reality there was a class III gas giant and some rocks. I fog horned this system multiple times so either its a glitch or the black hole was eating my sensor data
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I call this one Big Red and his little friends.
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Here's a puzzler for you. There is a black hole as the main star but then nothing on the system map. In reality there was a class III gas giant and some rocks. I fog horned this system multiple times so either its a glitch or the black hole was eating my sensor data
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I've seen this a couple of times. It's not a bug. Everything is dark on the system map because there's no star to illuminate the celestial bodies.
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Thats a great explanation and far too logical for my brain right now.
Ok, that's one funny/cute/weird system!
Indeed! I ran into a system like this, and wondered if there were just a ton of black holes. But, then realized that black holes probably don't have little black hole "moons". I traveled to a dark gas giant, having to use a cluster of O and B stars to "see" it.
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Not a weird system, but definitely a weird weather pattern in a recently-found water world.
A hurricane orbited by three other hurricanes. All four "eyes" are present.
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Unless you are actually filtering in proto stars and you are in the core, those are pretty rare.
Found my first one the first time i ever checked out a proto star, then never did again until today, when i entered the core and tried to search for them (found alot)
So, here are a few from my last trip:
The RNG was lazy, so it just copy-pasted...
A nicely colorful Gas giant. I actually have never seen this combination of colors before. But considering the vasteness of the milkyway, it might be terribly normal anyway.
Well, burning space-egg has to go here too:
*Honk* - 18 new astronomical objects discovered. Cool, let's check the system map... eeeeewww....
I don't care what your mother calls you, you are NOT a Wolf-Rayet... Burning a brilliant blue my Asp...
When you should be in the region, I dare you to jump into this system:
It's actually the first system I decided not to jump into. The prospect of a NS, WD and M class giant in close proximity in combination with more than 150mil of collected explo data scared me off...
If you decide to make the jump, please report back (if you can...)
The RNG was lazy, so it just copy-pasted...
A nicely colorful Gas giant. I actually have never seen this combination of colors before. But considering the vasteness of the milkyway, it might be terribly normal anyway.
Well, burning space-egg has to go here too:
*Honk* - 18 new astronomical objects discovered. Cool, let's check the system map... eeeeewww....
I don't care what your mother calls you, you are NOT a Wolf-Rayet... Burning a brilliant blue my Asp...
When you should be in the region, I dare you to jump into this system:
If you decide to make the jump, please report back (if you can...)
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That's not a planet!Planet scooping fuel:
To bad I lost the screenie of the system map, so I have no idea where it is
hmpf... doesn't work quite as well as the old "that's not a moon" quote...
And don't worry, the system name starts with a B, so it shouldn't be hard to find, right?
Found this planet today very close to its star. It's the closest one I've found I think at 0.01AU (semi major axis?)
Anyway, here it is through the rift
Anyway, here it is through the rift