Horizons Really large landable planets: the list.

[Gédéon_Lecanard]

Phew! Updated. Cmdr Macoy111 now occupies a good deal of the list, and I thought 20 was a bit harsh. So I made it 50.

BTW, I'm sorry Macoy, but some of your planets are still tagged "unexplored", and so they are not named. It's required, I'm afraid, otherwise this referencing has no point

Thanks!

 

[CMDR MACOY111]

Wow nice, yeah the other planet I got lazy of scanning it because it was like 161+k ls away so I just skipped it, hehe.. but the other one which was already discovered by another cmdr was very very close enough I should have scanned it, ahhh oh well, lesson learned. Although I counted what you posted there are only 12 but I re-counted the planets that I scanned and it's actually 13.

 

[CMDR MACOY111]

Here is another one

 

[CMDR MACOY111]

Found another one next time I'll just post the rest when I'm back home.

 

[scrymn]

I just found one with a really eccentric orbit. I mean, look at it!

 

[shadragon]

I didn't discover this planet originally, but I have just been in the system. I'm on a deadline so I couldn't land on it, funny how it's almost twice the size of the Earth and yet only has 0.71g

Earth has Donald Trump and Kim Kardashian among others, so it sucks more.

 

[Raj Matheo]

Greetings Cmdrs, I am new to this forum and love this kind of project. Happy also to add a find from my most recent trip.
Cheers CMDR Raj Matheo.

 

[Gédéon_Lecanard]

Greetings Cmdrs, I am new to this forum and love this kind of project. Happy also to add a find from my most recent trip.
Cheers CMDR Raj Matheo.

And you actually hold the current record. Congrats!

 

[CMDR Reaper]

Here is a big one. 18.387km Radius

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CMDR Reaper

 

[Cmdr Cheese Wedge]

SYNUEFE FU-S c6-2 C 1
RADIUS 19,434KM

707k !?
72.5% Ice !??

It's an odd one.

 

[CMDR MACOY111]

Hello fellow commanders here are the rest, just got back home from a 65k ly journey

 

[Rardain]

Hi all, largest planet I have found so far - nice ripple effect surface detail. Radius of 18,346KM.

 

[Zangief]

Couple of large rocks here

 

[Henri]

are these supposed to be this rare?

 

[Gédéon_Lecanard]

Updated, thanks people! And congrats to Cmdr Macoy111 for the elite status

are these supposed to be this rare?

Hehe well we have to start somewhere

As the list gets updated, we'll see bigger planets coming in, pushing out the smaller ones. And mechanicaly they will be more and more uncommon, then rare, all the way up to complete oddity, hopefully! For instance, right now the top of the list is pretty uncommon, I'd say.

Of course this will work as long as we have cmdrs posting their discoveries.

 

[schizrade]

Found a decent size planet. Landed, lots of Niobium, no polonium. *grumble*

 

[DarkStarDeceiver]

I'm just gonna go ahead and grab that #3 spot - CMDR Dark Star Deceiver



A couple of more images at http://imgur.com/a/bi0mF

 

[Gédéon_Lecanard]

I'm just gonna go ahead and grab that #3 spot - CMDR Dark Star Deceiver

Soooo, confusing Earth mass for radius, are we? You'll get #7, that's what you'll get
For the sake of it, the #1 is 58.9735 M⊕.

 

[DarkStarDeceiver]

I'll just go ahead and grab that #7 spot...

Realized it was based on radius and not Earth-mass directly after I shot myself in the foot ; )

 

[Edelgard von Rhein]

It almost seems a shame to submit an entry that will come in at number 50 on a list of 50 but perhaps being ringed will make up for it. The other ringed planet immediately exterior to it is also very large but at just over 9000km that world is not a candidate for the list. This system is just under 5KLY from Sgr A* and probably 30KLY+ from Sol, although I forgot to check (it is located roughly in between waypoints 15 and 16 on the Distant Worlds Expedition).
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EORLD BYOE XP-X C17-122 4 - radius = 10,522 KM CMDR Edelgard von Rhein

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