Universal Cartographics Galactic Record Breakers

Patau82 · Feb 1, 2015

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

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Monkey D. Luffy

Imposter!

Ferris said:
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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err.... I need to think about that one!

Patau82 · Feb 1, 2015

just went on a tourist trip to visit HIP 36104 A 12 the largest planet in the known galaxy!

here's a few pics:

anyone notice something wrong?
also please post more pics of your discoveries!

Kalpa · Feb 1, 2015

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LARGEST CLASS V GAS GIANT
BLEIA DRYIAE HW-C D40 1 WITH RADIUS OF 76,930 KM

ps. There seem to be some 'solar masses' lurking around LIGHTEST GAS GIANT WITH WATER-BASED LIFE... investigate please?

Nuruodo · Feb 1, 2015

I'm back. With a vengeance. I came in here looking for smallest gas giant records to find that I was eligible for this one. Works for me.

SYSTEM WITH THE MOST GAS GIANTS WITH AMMONIA-BASED LIFE
PRAEA EUQ FB-F C11-12 WITH 2 GAS GIANTS WITH AMMONIA-BASED LIFE
NURUODO

Patau82 · Feb 1, 2015

added latest records to book!

Ferris · Feb 1, 2015

YOUNGEST Y-TYPE STAR
SYNUEFE ER-Z A109-7 AT 106 MILLION YEARS

- ferris

Kalpa · Feb 1, 2015

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COLDEST CLASS III GAS GIANT
NGC 6530 SECTOR XO-A D60 A 2 WITH TEMPERATURE OF 251K

Nuruodo · Feb 1, 2015

I'll go ahead and establish a baseline for a record, because I'm edgy like that.

TERRAFORMABLE PLANET WITH THE MOST MOONS
HIP 84684 2 WITH 1 MOON
NURUODO

Nuruodo · Feb 1, 2015

Clicking around the Col 285 Sector I explored a while back is really starting to work out for me.

WATER WORLD WITH THE LOWEST SURFACE PRESSURE
COL 285 SECTOR ZQ-C C13-26 B 1 WITH 0.00 ATM
NURUODO

Ferris · Feb 1, 2015

COLDEST AMMONIA WORLD
SYNUEFE JE-E D13-82 11 WITH A TEMPERATURE OF 131K

-ferris

Nuruodo · Feb 1, 2015

Coldest t- type
agena 5 with a temperature of 703.00k

smallest t- type
agena 5 with a solar radius of 0.1139

lightest t- type
agena 3 with 0.0312 colar masses

Patau82 · Feb 1, 2015

Added latest records!

Nuruodo said:
Clicking around the Col 285 Sector I explored a while back is really starting to work out for me.

WATER WORLD WITH THE LOWEST SURFACE PRESSURE
COL 285 SECTOR ZQ-C C13-26 B 1 WITH 0.00 ATM
NURUODO

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unfortunately this one counts as terraformable, will be making changes to this category as promised later today!

Kalpa · Feb 1, 2015

Well since these categories have not been opened yet, might as well put in some placeholders:

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L-TYPE STAR WITH THE DEEPEST NESTING
HD 164906 5 IS A SECOND TIER STAR

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T-TYPE STAR WITH THE DEEPEST NESTING
HD 164906 6 IS A SECOND TIER STAR

Ferris · Feb 1, 2015

YOUNGEST L-TYPE STAR
SYNUEFE TD-F A107-3 A AT 119 MILLION YEARS - FERRIS

Thanks.

Patau82 · Feb 1, 2015

Added latest records!
here's one from me

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SYSTEM WITH THE MOST B-TYPE STARS
HR 1476 WITH 4 B-TYPE STARS

and here a pic of all 4!

Nuruodo · Feb 1, 2015

Patau82 said:
Added latest records!

unfortunately this one counts as terraformable, will be making changes to this category as promised later today!

Patau82 said:
Removed old list from OP should avoid future confusion and embarrassment

Went back searching for your plans and ran into this first. Just wanted to say thanks.

Kalpa · Feb 1, 2015

Patau82 said:
and here a pic of all 4!

Nice tight package! Where do you find these, my stars are always scattered all around the cosmos...

R3tCrick3t · Feb 1, 2015

Largest f-type star
sadr a with a solar radius of 225.5548

Kalpa · Feb 1, 2015

Well... at least I get to make a record, even if my spaceship might be stuck in an INVISIBLE RING now. I might petition this if I can't get on my own. >_>

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LARGEST SEPARATION BETWEEN TWO CONSECUTIVE RINGS
LAGOON SECTOR FW-W D1-73 3 WITH 1,831,429 KM (hope my calculator did not fail me

)

Went out to the approximate coordinates of where the third ring should be, didn't see anything, went closer, did get prox and impact warnings, still didn't see anything, then emergency drop and now whenever I try to get out it will instantly 'too close! dropping' put me back into normal space. Hoping I can get out with repeated FSD activations... otherwise I might be doomed.

EDIT: Got out safely. Few percent of hull and module damage was paid for the mishap. The C ring is apparently invisible.

ps. Do we have category for 'most rings in multiring system'? Or are they limited to 2 or 3 rings only so there's kinda no point for that? (I'd nominate this one with three rings as a starting point for sure

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Patau82 · Feb 1, 2015

Kalpa said:
Well... at least I get to make a record, even if my spaceship might be stuck in an INVISIBLE RING now. I might petition this if I can't get on my own. >_>

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LARGEST SEPARATION BETWEEN TWO CONSECUTIVE RINGS
LAGOON SECTOR FW-W D1-73 3 WITH 1,831,429 KM (hope my calculator did not fail me )

Went out to the approximate coordinates of where the third ring should be, didn't see anything, went closer, did get prox and impact warnings, still didn't see anything, then emergency drop and now whenever I try to get out it will instantly 'too close! dropping' put me back into normal space. Hoping I can get out with repeated FSD activations... otherwise I might be doomed.

EDIT: Got out safely. Few percent of hull and module damage was paid for the mishap. The C ring is apparently invisible.

rukmerot just had the same problem he said you should switch game mode i.e from open to solo!