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Universal Cartographics Galactic Record Breakers
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Found the category for surface pressure...mines paltry in comparison
I have found however a system with 3 earth like words.
SWOILZ XM-F C12 2
Either way Love the thread and hope to get my name up there
congratz, i see a record planet 3 lightest earth like planet
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System with most T-Tauri stars - 16
Also winner for most disappointing system upon further inspection.
antek1997 should be credited for system with most t-tauri stars I think
System with most T-Tauri stars - 16
My God! It's full of stars!
Oh, come on. It had to be done.
Updated first post with all latest records!
Thanks for the rep
Jhyrryl this is your category, does this one count? I see a tier 3 star
I don't think were doing those at the time? what is the post number?
Hi Patau82,
Just want to say what a fantastic idea and thread this is, I've been +1 whenever I can
Also, I've discovered a lot of black holes, after finding that last black hole, can I put MINTAKA B forward for Largest Black hole @ 0.0002 Solar Radius - it would seem that this is the largest discovered so far...
Still hunting more though
Thanks for the rep
Jhyrryl this is your category
, does this one count? I see a tier 3 star I'm not sure we should have a different category for them because class V gas giants are rarest I've seen and when we have them then why not add class I, II, III, IV and all the kinds I have forgotten. When we have them, why not add different categories for all the kinds of stars? Class L star with surface temperature of 1316 K is much rarer than T Tauri star with half that. This is for Patau to decide whether it's a great idea or just a Pandora Box.
Edit: BTW, Patau, is there a reason why you have not added Praea Euq TT-A d31 to records? 8 candidates for Agri worlds and all 19 at least high metal content planets (all in above 32% consisted of metal - I proved that with pictures in case of planets that did't look like high metal content ones but I could present pictures of all 19 separately if needed to) - in my book this beats 14 metal-rich moons by a large margin
I don't think were doing those at the time? what is the post number?
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Jhyrryl this is your category
Agreed, I see a 3rd-tier. The binary is not involved in any nesting beyond its own.
so bringing this back... should it go on record or you found the 0.0 earth masses one?
"Lightest Black Hole - Maia with 2.6602 Solar Masses - CMDR Edward Pyre"
I found the lightest black hole at 2.6289 solar masses : HD 35395 B
I would also like to propose the fastest spinning black hole at an orbital period of 9.5 days : HD 35395 B
[img=http://s22.postimg.org/msh1zqk25/Screenshot_0094.jpg]
And the slowest spinning black hole at an orbital period of 111,448.9 days : LAM01 Orionis B
[img=http://s22.postimg.org/9k4ckxzbh/Screenshot_0091.jpg]
Finally, I dunno if it's ok but I'd like to propose the fastest spinning blue-white/star (HD 35395 A) at an orbital period of 9.5 days (I can't record video but this blue sun is spinning really fast, faster one that I've seen. Since it has the same spinning speed as the black hole very close to it I guess they are affecting each other... probably the whole will swallow the star in the future)
[img=http://s16.postimg.org/vwll4vy9d/Screenshot_0096.jpg]
finally, how about a new entry: the closest black hole to any sun at 113Ls? (can anyone confirm it seems rare enough - it's very much the closest I've seen on my side)
[img=http://s3.postimg.org/rc35il6sv/Screenshot_0097.jpg] (on this screen I'm 3 Ls from the sun so it's more 110Ls but let's just say 113Ls)
I found the lightest black hole at 2.6289 solar masses : HD 35395 B
I would also like to propose the fastest spinning black hole at an orbital period of 9.5 days : HD 35395 B
[img=http://s22.postimg.org/msh1zqk25/Screenshot_0094.jpg]
And the slowest spinning black hole at an orbital period of 111,448.9 days : LAM01 Orionis B
[img=http://s22.postimg.org/9k4ckxzbh/Screenshot_0091.jpg]
Finally, I dunno if it's ok but I'd like to propose the fastest spinning blue-white/star (HD 35395 A) at an orbital period of 9.5 days (I can't record video but this blue sun is spinning really fast, faster one that I've seen. Since it has the same spinning speed as the black hole very close to it I guess they are affecting each other... probably the whole will swallow the star in the future)
[img=http://s16.postimg.org/vwll4vy9d/Screenshot_0096.jpg]
finally, how about a new entry: the closest black hole to any sun at 113Ls? (can anyone confirm it seems rare enough - it's very much the closest I've seen on my side)
[img=http://s3.postimg.org/rc35il6sv/Screenshot_0097.jpg] (on this screen I'm 3 Ls from the sun so it's more 110Ls but let's just say 113Ls)
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You can find a 0.0000 Mass world here: https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=50952&page=18&p=1316091&viewfull=1#post1316091
Well I'm back hopefully for the most binary stars in a system.
Drojia MZ-M d8-17 BCDE
now i know its only 2 binaries but they do have a terraformable planet nearby and as no one has claimed it yet
Drojia MZ-M d8-17 BCDE
now i know its only 2 binaries but they do have a terraformable planet nearby and as no one has claimed it yet
Can we have one or more entry for Carbon stars?
[img=http://s18.postimg.org/m8df8efmt/Screenshot_0099.jpg]
Maybe this one could act as a first reference for various records? (I popped in at 153Ly from it, so it is reasonably big)
Also I'd like to add yet another entry : black hole with the most bodies, with 1 ? (though I think there a definitely more out there)
[img=http://s8.postimg.org/5k3wvftk1/Screenshot_0100.jpg]
[img=http://s18.postimg.org/m8df8efmt/Screenshot_0099.jpg]
Maybe this one could act as a first reference for various records? (I popped in at 153Ly from it, so it is reasonably big)
Also I'd like to add yet another entry : black hole with the most bodies, with 1 ? (though I think there a definitely more out there)
[img=http://s8.postimg.org/5k3wvftk1/Screenshot_0100.jpg]
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Bringing in an Ammonia giant - 76,620km
fIRST ONE TO SCAN IT GETS TO CLAIM IT ;-)
How do you know it's not scanned ?
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