Universal Cartographics Galactic Record Breakers
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Woops. Read that screenie wrong.
It still precedes the Big Bang, so it comes from the previous universe
uh, yeah, that's my record, I found GR 1185 a month ago
Well there's that cleared up. Thanks! Still not sure about the (few?) stars that are listed as older than the universe though. It's either an oversight or maybe just really meta.
There's an error in the book. The entry for Smallest F-Type star is missing and Lightest F-Type Star is mentioned twice.
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LARGEST S-TYPE STAR
BD CAMELOPARDALIS WITH A SOLAR RADIUS OF 135.0000 NIDDI
LIGHTEST S-TYPE STAR
BD CAMELOPARDALIS WITH 1.5977 SOLAR MASSES NIDDI
COLDEST S-TYPE STAR
BD CAMELOPARDALIS WITH 1,144K NIDDI
OLDEST S-TYPE STAR
BD CAMELOPARDALIS WITH 7,831 MILLION YEARS NIDDI
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LARGEST S-TYPE STAR
BD CAMELOPARDALIS WITH A SOLAR RADIUS OF 135.0000 NIDDI
LIGHTEST S-TYPE STAR
BD CAMELOPARDALIS WITH 1.5977 SOLAR MASSES NIDDI
COLDEST S-TYPE STAR
BD CAMELOPARDALIS WITH 1,144K NIDDI
OLDEST S-TYPE STAR
BD CAMELOPARDALIS WITH 7,831 MILLION YEARS NIDDI
Read this, the oldest know star in our galaxy is now estimated to be 14, 5 billion years and it also explains why it is possible http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/hubble/science/hd140283.html
Will work on the records book first thing tommorow, now i need some sleep.
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added records!
Not to sure what record I replaced the best I could do was:
EPSILON CENTAURI 9 AT 83 MILLION YEARS
I'm sure someone beat it but I can't find it right now will have another look later
You have added my oldest T-type from my previous post as the oldest T-Tauri by mistake
Not to sure what record I replaced the best I could do was:
EPSILON CENTAURI 9 AT 83 MILLION YEARS
I'm sure someone beat it but I can't find it right now will have another look later
ill correct it
A couple of F and K class stars in one system, nothing astounding but nevertheless new (presumably very short-lived) entries for the book:
F-TYPE STAR WITH THE DEEPEST NESTING
SYNUEFAI PY-G d11-22 B IS A SECOND-TIER F-TYPE STAR (I hope I got the tier right - or should this be 3rd tier?)
K-TYPE STAR WITH THE DEEPEST NESTING
SYNUEFAI PY-G d11-22 C IS A SECOND-TIER K-TYPE STAR
SYSTEM WITH THE MOST F-TYPE STARS
SYNUEFAI PY-G d11-22 WITH 2 F-TYPE STARS
SYSTEM WITH THE MOST K-TYPE STARS
SYNUEFAI PY-G d11-22 WITH 2 K-TYPE STARS
F-TYPE STAR WITH THE DEEPEST NESTING
SYNUEFAI PY-G d11-22 B IS A SECOND-TIER F-TYPE STAR (I hope I got the tier right - or should this be 3rd tier?)
K-TYPE STAR WITH THE DEEPEST NESTING
SYNUEFAI PY-G d11-22 C IS A SECOND-TIER K-TYPE STAR
SYSTEM WITH THE MOST F-TYPE STARS
SYNUEFAI PY-G d11-22 WITH 2 F-TYPE STARS
SYSTEM WITH THE MOST K-TYPE STARS
SYNUEFAI PY-G d11-22 WITH 2 K-TYPE STARS
Have you discovered Dimension Hatross yet?
Is that even 2nd tier? I'm still not 100% sure if I have now understood nesting.
Interesting read
BTW: Thanks to you the exploration fever has now gripped me
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One more...
COLDEST ROCKY ICE PLANET
SYNUEFAI KK-A b46-1 A 4 AT 78K
COLDEST ROCKY ICE PLANET
SYNUEFAI KK-A b46-1 A 4 AT 78K
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in my opinion and understanding they are both 3rd tier added to the books
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Special Announcement
Latest release of Universal Cartographics The Galatic Record Book is now available for your viewing pleasure, click on pic below Enjoy:
catagories have been rearranged to make browsing easier
new catagories also added
still lots of work on content to be done!
contents page should allow you to jump to the relevant slide when you click on each category but I don't think it works
Latest release of Universal Cartographics The Galatic Record Book is now available for your viewing pleasure, click on pic below Enjoy
:catagories have been rearranged to make browsing easier
new catagories also added
still lots of work on content to be done!
contents page should allow you to jump to the relevant slide when you click on each category but I don't think it works
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