Universal Cartographics Galactic Record Breakers

R3tCrick3t · Jan 20, 2015

Andargor does this mean your gonna give us that "one record list to rule them all" that keeps me busy for weeks to come or that you just cant find anything

Niddi · Jan 20, 2015

Could someone please explain "Nesting" to me or point me in the right direction?

R3tCrick3t · Jan 20, 2015

Added latest records

andyl · Jan 20, 2015

gumbie said:
LIGHTEST BLACK HOLE
59 F1 CYGNI B AT 2.5312 SOLAR MASSES CMDR NATALIE PORTMAN

I think I have seen a lighter one, will have to look at my records.

R3tCrick3t · Jan 20, 2015

andyl said:
I think I have seen a lighter one, will have to look at my records.

we base our records on what commanders send to us , the more commanders proviode us with records the better.

To all commanders participating, thank you for the records. keep em coming

Jane Turner · Jan 20, 2015

I've got a tie on the lightest Black Hole 25 Iota Ophiuchi B 2.5312 Solar masses. A pig to get close enough to see lensing, but very close to inhabited space. Needed to be within 5LS to scan it

Looks good close up though

PsychoFish · Jan 20, 2015

I'm back with another one.

I assume the >1k "solar masses" on the gas giant with water based life are a typo and "earth masses" is correct. (otherwise this gas giant would also be the 2nd largest star discovered

)

heaviest gas giant with water based life

Plaa Eurk TX-W b30-0 6

1,006.7866 earth masses

R3tCrick3t · Jan 20, 2015

PsychoFish said:
I'm back with another one.

I assume the >1k "solar masses" on the gas giant with water based life are a typo and "earth masses" is correct. (otherwise this gas giant would also be the 2nd largest star discovered )

heaviest gas giant with water based life
Plaa Eurk TX-W b30-0 6
1,006.7866 earth masses

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Jane Turner said:
I've got a tie on the lightest Black Hole 25 Iota Ophiuchi B 2.5312 Solar masses. A pig to get close enough to see lensing, but very close to inhabited space. Needed to be within 5LS to scan it

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Looks good close up though

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NICE find , cant add it though, first come first serve (most wormholes and neutron stars have a solar radius of 0.0, due to this fact you Always need to be within 5.0 ls)

PsychoFish · Jan 20, 2015

and it's time to steal from myself again:

coldest terraformable planet

SHB2004 NGC 7160 04-763 A 4

203 K

this is also the "coldest metal rich planet"

gumbie · Jan 20, 2015

Brokenstorm said:
Ok, I just read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_system#Hierarchical_systems
Am I right in assuming hierarchy and nested level are the same thing? If so all my levels are off by 1.

Niddi said:
Could someone please explain "Nesting" to me or point me in the right direction?

Hope that helps.

I still don't understand it myself

R3tCrick3t · Jan 20, 2015

THIS DID SUPRISE ME.

LARGEST A-TYPE STAR
BYOI THAU AA-A H3 WITH A SOLAR RADIUS OF 358.9269

HEAVIEST A-TYPE STAR
BYOI THAU AA-A H3 WITH 79.3125 SOLAR MASSES

YOUNGEST A-TYPE STAR
BYOI THAU AA-A H3 WITH 0 MILLION YEARS

gumbie · Jan 20, 2015

rukmerot said:
THIS DID SUPRISE IT.

Nice! and nice to see a huge procedural star.

SMALLEST F-TYPE STAR
WREDGUIA ES-B D13-24 A WITH A SOLAR RADIUS OF 0.9187 CMDR NATALIE PORTMAN

LIGHTEST F-TYPE STAR
WREDGUIA ES-B D13-24 A AT 0.9414 SOLAR MASSES CMDR NATALIE PORTMAN

Andargor · Jan 20, 2015

rukmerot said:
Andargor does this mean your gonna give us that "one record list to rule them all" that keeps me busy for weeks to come or that you just cant find anything

Yes!

And it took me 8 hours...

R3tCrick3t · Jan 20, 2015

Andargor said:
Yes!

And it took me 8 hours...

ohh god .....

Darksider · Jan 20, 2015

I want to join the race for maybe Oldest Black Hole

Oldest Black hole - Maia at 410 Million Years(Not sure if the Current one means 13 million years or 13 Hundered Million Years

)

Niddi · Jan 20, 2015

The current one means 13k Million Years, so it's roughly 32 times older

R3tCrick3t · Jan 20, 2015

SMALLEST O-TYPE STAR
CHRAUFRAO EG-Y G0 WITH A SOLAR RADIUS OF 6.5985 SOLAR RADIUS

LIGHTEST O-TYPE STAR
CHRAUFRAO EG-Y G0 WITH 22.3984 SOLAR MASSES

YOUNGEST O-TYPE O
CHRAUFRAO EG-Y G0 WITH 0 YEARS

R3tCrick3t · Jan 20, 2015

psychofish said:
and it's time to steal from myself again:

coldest terraformable planet
shb2004 ngc 7160 04-763 a 4
203 k

this is also the "coldest metal rich planet"

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gumbie said:
nice! And nice to see a huge procedural star.

Smallest f-type star
wredguia es-b d13-24 a with a solar radius of 0.9187 cmdr natalie portman

lightest f-type star
wredguia es-b d13-24 a at 0.9414 solar masses cmdr natalie portman

all are added

niddi said:
the current one means 13k million years, so it's roughly 32 times older

thanks, he's right

Shovy365 · Jan 20, 2015

Would like to make another entry (hopefuly you'll get the time to count this one

) but seeing as there are no entries for this i doubt it will make the cut xD

WATER WORLD FURTHEST AWAY FROM THE STAR (orbital period) OF 7.658.4 days, was roughly 3-3.2k ls from the star. (possibly water world with the largest ring system? outer radius of 103.226km)

BYEIA EUQ DR-N D6-100 A 6
http://postimg.org/image/r10xdrkc3/

Beautiful view of its ring system
http://postimg.org/image/534gjz5bn/
CMDR SHOVY

Edit to cover what i said on the next page: heaviest ringed body (non-gas giant) at 26.0702 earth masses and also water world with the highest surface pressure at 12.297.37
Edit #2: I did a typo in the system name. Its "EUQ" not "EU-Q"

hozzdutch · Jan 21, 2015

After a brief DayZ break, I'm back

LARGEST L-TYPE STAR - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P B20-7 B - SOLAR RADIUS OF 0.3506
YOUNGEST L-TYPE STAR - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P B20-7 B - 607 MILLION YEARS

COLDEST ROCKY ICE PLANET - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P B20-7 A 5 - 97K
ROCKY ICE PLANET WITH THE MOST MOONS - COL 285 SECTOR JX-P B20-7 A 5 - 1 MOON