No worries, I was only looking at the first post to compare.
Universal Cartographics Galactic Record Breakers
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added to op, some one mentioned 3000+ but I can't find post at the moment
also I've had the thread moved to Dangerous Discussion forum, should hopefully get a bit more exposure and some new records and interesting systems!
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Its got its own category: Largest Supermassive Black Hole
I've added Largest Black hole for "regular" black holes
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Awesome thread!
furthest station update, just looking at OP to compare
Alpha Centauri (Federation) - Hutton Oribtal (0.22ly) or 2,200,000ls
Happy hunting all
I've added it as furthest station from star, i had hutton terminal there but it was wrong, should have been furthest station from jump point
I should have spotted Dea Motrona a long time ago, but I've been hunting for the largest gas giant
I'd like to add a candidate:-
Oldest Neutron Star - NGC 6231 Sector CG-Y D38 @ 3,313 Million Years.
Also, smallest @0.0000 Solar Radii ? Edit : Scrub this, I've found others with same size.
Cheers, SK
Oldest Neutron Star - NGC 6231 Sector CG-Y D38 @ 3,313 Million Years.
Also, smallest @0.0000 Solar Radii ? Edit : Scrub this, I've found others with same size.
Cheers, SK
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Another cabdidate, System with most black holes :- V1292 Scorpii with 3.
Cheers, SK
Cheers, SK
I think I got a tie for one of the categories: System with most Black Holes
HIP 63835: 3 Black Holes, 14 Stars, 34 Stellar Bodies total - rather freaky system layout in total
HIP 63835: 3 Black Holes, 14 Stars, 34 Stellar Bodies total - rather freaky system layout in total
regarding this "Smallest ringed Body - CXOU J061705.3+222127 5 H with a radius of 1,135km" I found a ringed dwarf with a radius of 0.0800 =
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there are actually quite a few systems with 3 black holes, we need to one with 4 now
nice find, added to op
sorry but 0.0800 solar radius = 55,640km, smallest ringed body is for planets but I could add smallest and largest ringed stars, pity they don't have ring info for these yet
biggest star in the milky way is antares
sweet jesus...
well true they don't display info on rings for stars, but you have to admit I found here a crazy ring that has to come in your collection:
if my calculation are correct I found a ring around a dwarf that is 2541 Ls wide each direction that is about 5000 Ls!! that gives 299 792.458 km x 5000 Ls = 1.498.962.290 Km!
(actually it extend beyond the two clostest bodies surrounding it on the system map and took 30 min to calculate on my pc before it displayed)
This system also have a record number of dwarfs in one system I think (if that's a contender) with 10 dwarfs and 2 suns
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I'll try to show the scale of it but for now see this
well true they don't display info on rings for stars, but you have to admit I found here a crazy ring that has to come in your collection:
if my calculation are correct I found a ring around a dwarf that is 2541 Ls wide each direction that is about 5000 Ls!! that gives 299 792.458 km x 5000 Ls = 1.498.962.290 Km!
(actually it extend beyond the two clostest bodies surrounding it on the system map and took 30 min to calculate on my pc before it displayed)
This system also have a record number of dwarfs in one system I think (if that's a contender) with 10 dwarfs and 2 suns
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I'll try to show the scale of it but for now see this
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