Universal Cartographics Galactic Record Breakers

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We of the universall carthographics " The calactic book of records" are happy to anounce that we have a new addition to our team, Niddi is helping us now keep to the books up to date.
 
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HEAVIEST ICY PLANET
HIP 4438 13 WITH 420.5176 EARTH MASSES
LORD ZAPAN
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SMALLEST O-TYPE STAR
HD 19820 A WITH A SOLAR RADIUS OF 0.7582 CMDR NATALIE PORTMAN

COLDEST O-TYPE STAR
HD 19820 A WITH A TEMPERATURE OF 29,535.00 K CMDR NATALIE PORTMAN

O-TYPE STAR WITH THE MOST BODIES
HD 19820 A WITH 9 BODIES CMDR NATALIE PORTMAN

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Officiall announcement:
We of the universall carthographics " The calactic book of records" are happy to announce that we have a new addition to our team, Niddy is helping us now keeping the books up to date.

A hiphiphoorray to Niddy!

METAL-RICH PLANET WITH LOWEST METAL CONTENT
PW2010 288 A 1 WITH 46.2% CMDR TRAV ELER


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RINGED STELLAR BODY WITH THE DEEPEST NESTING
PW2010 225 AB 5 A IS A THIRD TIER STELLAR BODY CMDR TRAV ELER


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HEAVIEST METAL RICH PLANET
PW2010 332 1 WITH 84.3310 EARTH MASSES CMDR TRAV ELER

and same one obliterating my previous submission of 13k K:

HOTTEST METAL RICH PLANET
PW2010 332 1 WITH 34,572K CMDR TRAV ELER


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AEBE HERBIG PROTOSTAR WITH THE MOST BODIES
2MASS J18184293-1652139 B WITH 16 BODIES

(i did count moons, but not asteroid belts. hope that is correct)

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roam wide

Cmdr Trav ElEr
 
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Officiall announcement:
We of the universall carthographics " The calactic book of records" are happy to anounce that we have a new addition to our team, Niddi is helping us now keep to the books up to date.

A hiphiphoorray to Niddy!

METAL-RICH PLANET WITH LOWEST METAL CONTENT
PW2010 288 A 1 WITH 46.2% CMDR TRAV ELER

Thanks for having me. I'm glad I can help :)

We don't have a category for the metal content yet.
@Patau: Do you want to add it?
 
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HEAVIEST G-TYPE STAR
HIP 4475 A AT 3.8984 SOLAR MASSES
LORD ZAPAN

HOTTEST G-TYPE STAR
HIP 4475 A WITH A SURFACE TEMPERATURE OF 13,700K
LORD ZAPAN
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Got a new record for you guys (finally, my first!):

EARTH-LIKE PLANET WITH THE LOWEST SURFACE PRESSURE
COALSACK SECTOR ZE-A D130 4 WITH A PRESSURE OF 0.42 ATMOSPHERES
VIRGIL KYLE


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I probably wouldn't even have realized this category exists if someone had not mentioned it few posts back... anyway

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METAL RICH PLANET WITH LOWEST METAL CONTENT
DROJU SO-O D7-10 1 WITH 33.1%


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In addition, I could state that DROJU SO-O D7-10 3 has the LIGHTEST CLASS III GAS GIANT being "only" 55 or so earth masses; as the previous record states '7 solar masses' I believe this to be a clerical error, could someone look into it? :p
 
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Latest Records added.

I probably wouldn't even have realized this category exists if someone had not mentioned it few posts back... anyway

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METAL RICH PLANET WITH LOWEST METAL CONTENT
DROJU SO-O D7-10 1 WITH 33.1%


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In addition, I could state that DROJU SO-O D7-10 3 has the LIGHTEST CLASS III GAS GIANT being "only" 55 or so earth masses; as the previous record states '7 solar masses' I believe this to be a clerical error, could someone look into it? :p

This category did not exist until last night ;) That's why you've probably never noticed it before.
The planet you posted is not a Metal Rich planet, but a High Metal Content Planet. The description in the details and in the little tooltip windows are universally switched for these two types.
The entry for the lightest Class III GG is valid. You can see proof here.

EDIT: Ah, now I see the problem. I didn't notice the Solar Masses ;) Thanks for pointing it out.
 
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Hi,

I was just wondering for the 'most planetary binaries' category, do they have to be direct pairs, or do binaries within binaries count?
Like the system below... would that be counted as 4 or 6 binaries?

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The planet you posted is not a Metal Rich planet, but a High Metal Content Planet. The description in the details and in the little tooltip windows are universally switched for these two types.

Derp. Stupid game. I've already gotten confused with class II giants having class III giant description... but, err, do we have lowest metal% category for high metal content planets yet, then? Want to add one? ;)

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HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET WITH LOWEST METAL CONTENT
DROJU WU-M D8-5 B 1 WITH 31.2%

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I was just wondering for the 'most planetary binaries' category, do they have to be direct pairs, or do binaries within binaries count?

I'm not sure, Patau has to answer that one.

SMALLEST Y-TYPE STAR
SYNOOKIO TR-B A99-0 WITH A SOLAR RADIUS OF 0.0435

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Derp. Stupid game. I've already gotten confused with class II giants having class III giant description... but, err, do we have lowest metal% category for high metal content planets yet, then? Want to add one? ;)

No, we only have it for the Metal Rich, because they usually have very high amounts of Metal (~100%) and the low % metal ones seem to be rare.
 
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