Ringed star

[Willa Allason]

Wow

I've seen ringed brown dwarfs but not a blue-white T-Tauri before

Always surprising me this game!

 

[Andrew Gaspurr]

T Tauri stars are supposed to have accretion disks of dust and rocks and things as they are still contracting. So maybe it's FD's way of saying "See, we did something right here astronomically speaking"

 

[Willa Allason]

Also this star's surface is 370 Kelvin, which isn't even hot enough to boil my instant noodles.

 

[Sapient6]

Also this star's surface is 370 Kelvin, which isn't even hot enough to boil my instant noodles.

Hey, don't blame the star for your failure to add water.

Edit: you ever make a half-asleep post and wish you hadn't? I have...

 

[Guido]

Certainly not hot enough to be radiating light at the blue white end of the spectrum.

 

[Cmdr Frawd Digger]

awesome stuff Willa!

Frawd

 

[jenos]

Star/planet temperatures can get really wonky. The records for some of them are 0k!

 

[Erimus Kamzel]

Nice screenshot! Looks like the shadow issue has been tweaked too

 

[Thrawn29]

Also this star's surface is 370 Kelvin, which isn't even hot enough to boil my instant noodles.

In the void water boils even at 0°c... hence 370°K should be enough for your instant noodle.
But hey ! you discovered a Ringed Tauri (Sad it's not a Ring-O Star. ), i believe it deserves something more shiny than instant noodle ? Don't you have any bean can ?