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Patau82

Patau82
Added latest records to book!
Jack Luminous said:
This was the first Earth-like ammonia world for me - its strange mustard-like atmosphere colour and double rings make it quite different from Earth (and a potentially super-busy vacation spot for tourists) ;)
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Thargoids supposedly live on worlds like this, that's what they will be after when they invade!
Niddi said:
Are Red Supergiants categorized as the Star that is shown in the Galaxy Map (K in this case)? Or do we need a new category?
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yes use what is show on gal map for these
 

anikaiful

anikaiful
Largest G-type star
Labr A with a solar radius of 17.1056

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Patau82

Patau82
hozzdutch said:
Didn't get to finish my last post last week as my internet went down :-(
back now though!

CLOSEST STATION TO MAIN STAR - PRIBYLOV CITY IN ORGEN - SEMI MAJOR AXIS OF 18,954KM
Beats the previous record of 5.2LS(1LS=299,792.458Km - 5.2LS = 1,558,920.782Km )
CLOSEST STATION TO ITS STAR - PRIBYLOV CITY IN ORGEN - SEMI MAJOR AXIS OF 18,954KM
Beats the previous record of 2LS (2LS = 599,584Km)
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ICY PLANET WITH THE LOWEST SURFACE PRESSURE - ORGEN 8 A - 0.00AT
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HOTTEST CLASS I GAS GIANT - ORGEN 7 - SURFACE TEMPERATURE OF 85K
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ICY PLANET WITH THE LOWEST SURFACE PRESSURE - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P B20-0 B 1 - 15,422.31AT
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sorry, looks like you missed the update I just done looks like all your records were beaten.
also semi major axis of the stations are for the orbits around the planet not the star.
to post record for these categories land at station and check nav tab for distance to star

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anikaiful said:
Largest G-type star
Labr A with a solar radius of 17.1056

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added and nice article
 
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anikaiful

anikaiful
Except for the totally atmosphereless high-metal content planets---

High metal content planet with the lowest surface pressure
HR 4315 5 with a pressure of 0.01 atmospheres

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Coldest Class IV Gas Giant
HR 4315 6 with a temperature of 822K

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Lord_Zapan

Lord_Zapan
SMALLEST L-TYPE STAR
ANTARES B 7 WITH A SOLAR RADIUS OF 0.1997
LORD ZAPAN
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LIGHTEST L-TYPE STAR
COL 285 SECTOR GK-A B29-3 B WITH 0.0859 SOLAR MASSES
LORD ZAPAN

COLDEST L-TYPE STAR
COL 285 SECTOR GK-A B29-3 B WITH A SURFACE OF 1,325 K
LORD ZAPAN
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Virgil Kyle

Virgil Kyle
Is it possible to have a category for MOST EARTH-LIKE WORLD? That's not including Earth, of course ;) There could also be separate categories for terraformed and non-terraformed worlds. Might be a bit subjective if two worlds are similar in some respects and different in others, but if we could come up with some kind of good, generally agreed upon criteria for judging potential record holders, I think this would be a very cool category :)
 

Lord_Zapan

Lord_Zapan
Virgil Kyle said:
Is it possible to have a category for MOST EARTH-LIKE WORLD?
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There's a "system with the most earth like planets" record. Or are you talking about something else ?

Virgil Kyle said:
There could also be separate categories for terraformed and non-terraformed worlds.
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We have ELW and Terraformed, not sure a third category is a good idea. If we go that way, we also need Non-ringed planets/gas giants/stars, Non-terraforming candidates, and so on...
 

Virgil Kyle

Virgil Kyle
Lord_Zapan said:
There's a "system with the most earth like planets" record. Or are you talking about something else ?



We have ELW and Terraformed, not sure a third category is a good idea. If we go that way, we also need Non-ringed planets/gas giants/stars, Non-terraforming candidates, and so on...
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No, I was talking about planets that have the most Earth-like surface conditions, at least as far as the current stats can tell us. A bit subjective, I know. But, as I think more about it, there's totally room for more (and certainly less subjective) records in this vein, such as 'Earth-like world with highest/lowest surface pressure, highest/lowest surface gravity, highest/lowest temperature', etc. It would also probably be a good idea to separate those categories between natural and terraformed Earth-likes, as well, as I think some terraformed worlds might be too small to have formed 'in the wild', for example. We could also have similar categories for Water Worlds.
 
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R3tCrick3t

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anikaiful said:
Except for the totally atmosphereless high-metal content planets---

High metal content planet with the lowest surface pressure
HR 4315 5 with a pressure of 0.01 atmospheres


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Coldest Class IV Gas Giant
HR 4315 6 with a temperature of 822K

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ADDED TO THE BOOKS and thanks for the article, I enjoyed reading it.

have some rep

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Lord_Zapan said:
SMALLEST L-TYPE STAR
ANTARES B 7 WITH A SOLAR RADIUS OF 0.1997
LORD ZAPAN
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LIGHTEST L-TYPE STAR
COL 285 SECTOR GK-A B29-3 B WITH 0.0859 SOLAR MASSES
LORD ZAPAN

COLDEST L-TYPE STAR
COL 285 SECTOR GK-A B29-3 B WITH A SURFACE OF 1,325 K
LORD ZAPAN
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I shoulda sworn I entered these records about three weeks ago when I was their myself, anyways added yours to the books
 

Virgil Kyle

Virgil Kyle
SMALLEST WATER GIANT
WREGOE M0-Z D13-111 5 WITH A RADIUS OF 20,503 KM - VIRGIL KYLE

LIGHTEST WATER GIANT
WREGOE M0-Z D13-111 5 WITH 42.7097 EARTH MASSES - VIRGIL KYLE


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Patau82

Patau82
Virgil Kyle said:
No, I was talking about planets that have the most Earth-like surface conditions, at least as far as the current stats can tell us. A bit subjective, I know. But, as I think more about it, there's totally room for more (and certainly less subjective) records in this vein, such as 'Earth-like world with highest/lowest surface pressure, highest/lowest surface gravity, highest/lowest temperature', etc. It would also probably be a good idea to separate those categories between natural and terraformed Earth-likes, as well, as I think some terraformed worlds might be too small to have formed 'in the wild', for example. We could also have similar categories for Water Worlds.


Anyways, Here's my entry for WATER WORLD WITH THE LOWEST SURFACE PRESSURE, if the idea is approved:

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Also, I've got a record-breaker for SMALLEST WATER GIANT and LIGHTEST WATER GIANT, ;)

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have you checked the book? or are you looking at list on first post?
we have a section for earth like worlds, this is only for non terraformed earth like worlds only, there are also pages for terraformed
also your record doesn't beat current record

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Virgil Kyle said:
WATER WORLD WITH THE LOWEST SURFACE PRESSURE
WREGOE NO-Z D13-116 7 A WITH 0.02 ATMOSPHERES - VIRGIL KYLE

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sorry as that planet is terraformable it goes in the terraformable section not the water world section, this will be changed when I get a chance this weekend I'm hoping to add a section for each type of terraformable planet
 

gumbie

gumbie
LARGEST Y-TYPE STAR
OOCHOSS FI-H A92-0 WITH A SOLAR RADIUS OF 0.1318

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HEAVIEST CLASS I GAS GIANT
PLAA EURK AV-T B31-0 4 WITH 626.0378 EARTH MASSES

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HEAVIEST GAS GIANT WITH WATER-BASED LIFE
PLAA EURK VN-S C17-1 1 WITH 1,063.4619 EARTH MASSES

HOTTEST GAS GIANT WITH WATER-BASED LIFE
PLAA EURK VN-S C17-1 1 WITH A TEMPERATURE OF 249K

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LARGEST L-TYPE STAR
PLAA EURK FW-U C16-2 B WITH A SOLAR RADIUS OF 0.3671

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SMALLEST A-TYPE STAR
PLAA EURK LC-M D7-41 A WITH A SOLAR RADIUS OF 1.2298

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YOUNGEST Y-TYPE STAR
SYNUEFUE WQ-Q A73-2 WITH 116 MILLION YEARS

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