Largest and heaviest ringed stellar body
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I started preparing this yesterday so if any have already been superseded then I apologise.
All credited to Cmdr Zenith Ddraiglas
HEAVIEST M-TYPE STAR
KY CYGNI WITH 25 SOLAR MASSES
YOUNGEST B-TYPE STAR
HD 227586 AT 1 MILLION YEARS
SYSTEM WITH THE MOST T-TYPE STARS
HD 227733 WITH 3 T-TYPE STARS
SYSTEM WITH THE MOST L-TYPE STARS
HD 227733 WITH 4 L-TYPE STARS
HOTTEST T-TYPE
HD 227733 6 WITH A SURFACE TEMPERATURE OF 1254K
YOUNGEST T-TYPE
HD 227733 6 WITH 374 MILLION YEARS
OLDEST T-TAURI STAR
NGC 6871 24 A 1 AT 84 MILLION YEARS
EARTH-LIKE WITH HIGHEST SURFACE PRESSURE
NGC 6871 Sector TJ-Q d5-20 B 6 WITH 1.08 ATMOSPHERES
HOTTEST GAS GIANT WITH WATER-BASED LIFE
TYC 2683-3935-1 1 WITH 309K
HOTTEST RINGED STELLAR BODY - Cancelled, Bromshweiger immediately above me beat it by 8k.
Finally I'm particularly proud of this find because it blows all previous ring records out of the water!
it is so wide, I had to take an image at the outside edge targeted on the central star using my canopy struts as guides. I did the same at the inner edge after heading to the star in a straight line.
I took Speed of Light to be 299792 km/sec.
SINGLE RING WITH THE LARGEST OUTER RADIUS
HD 227733 9 WITH AN OUTER RADIUS OF 171 LS (51,264,432KM)
WIDEST SINGLE RING
HD 227733 9 AT 103 LS (30,878,576KM)
All credited to Cmdr Zenith Ddraiglas
HEAVIEST M-TYPE STAR
KY CYGNI WITH 25 SOLAR MASSES
YOUNGEST B-TYPE STAR
HD 227586 AT 1 MILLION YEARS
SYSTEM WITH THE MOST T-TYPE STARS
HD 227733 WITH 3 T-TYPE STARS
SYSTEM WITH THE MOST L-TYPE STARS
HD 227733 WITH 4 L-TYPE STARS
HOTTEST T-TYPE
HD 227733 6 WITH A SURFACE TEMPERATURE OF 1254K
YOUNGEST T-TYPE
HD 227733 6 WITH 374 MILLION YEARS
OLDEST T-TAURI STAR
NGC 6871 24 A 1 AT 84 MILLION YEARS
EARTH-LIKE WITH HIGHEST SURFACE PRESSURE
NGC 6871 Sector TJ-Q d5-20 B 6 WITH 1.08 ATMOSPHERES
HOTTEST GAS GIANT WITH WATER-BASED LIFE
TYC 2683-3935-1 1 WITH 309K
HOTTEST RINGED STELLAR BODY - Cancelled, Bromshweiger immediately above me beat it by 8k.
Finally I'm particularly proud of this find because it blows all previous ring records out of the water!
it is so wide, I had to take an image at the outside edge targeted on the central star using my canopy struts as guides. I did the same at the inner edge after heading to the star in a straight line.
I took Speed of Light to be 299792 km/sec.
SINGLE RING WITH THE LARGEST OUTER RADIUS
HD 227733 9 WITH AN OUTER RADIUS OF 171 LS (51,264,432KM)
WIDEST SINGLE RING
HD 227733 9 AT 103 LS (30,878,576KM)
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Coldest "Class I Gas Giant" ...
* Trianguli Sector JC-U a3-2 7
* 3K
Seems it's also the Coldest Gas Giant in general.
Not far from absolute zero that...
Of these I don't have a screenshot (was just making my own records list in LibreOffice with data-only):
* Trianguli Sector JC-U a3-2 7
* 3K
Seems it's also the Coldest Gas Giant in general.
Not far from absolute zero that...
Of these I don't have a screenshot (was just making my own records list in LibreOffice with data-only):
- Oldest T-Tauri Star - Synuefe YK-N c23-15 A -- 89 MY
- Heaviest T-Type - Trianguli Sector IC-U a3-1 -- 0.1016
- Largest T-Type - Dirone B -- radius 0.2738
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very nice, that's the coldest planet ever found!
please type entry next time so I can copy and paste
that's actually coldest with 206K
wow that looks huge! unfortunately those are not counted yet
Coldest "Class I Gas Giant" ...
* Trianguli Sector JC-U a3-2 7
* 3K
Seems it's also the Coldest Gas Giant in general.
Not far from absolute zero that...
very nice, that's the coldest planet ever found!
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What is the most amount of money (record) for scanning a single system?
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I think this might be a stretch but I am going to go for the Water World with the lowest surface pressure.
PLEIADES SECTOR GW-W C1-15 11
Terrestrial water world with no atmosphere! So 0 surface pressure.
Although if that isn't good enough I will go with PLEIADES SECTOR AQ-Y D52 2 with 0.27 atm
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PLEIADES SECTOR GW-W C1-15 11
Terrestrial water world with no atmosphere! So 0 surface pressure.
Although if that isn't good enough I will go with PLEIADES SECTOR AQ-Y D52 2 with 0.27 atm
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the second entry actually goes in the terraformable category so no records there either, sorry
unfortunately as your first entry has no atmosphere it doesn't count
the second entry actually goes in the terraformable category so no records there either, sorry
Nice to see more explorers in this thread! Here's one record candidate...
COLDEST HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET
AUCOKS TB-O c9-12 AB 1 WITH A SURFACE TEMPERATURE OF 44K
COLDEST HIGH METAL CONTENT PLANET
AUCOKS TB-O c9-12 AB 1 WITH A SURFACE TEMPERATURE OF 44K
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no as providing proof of the number of clusters in a belt would be a lot of bother, but I could add system with most asteroid belts you got a pic?
here's a few more new records!
LARGEST WATER GIANT
HIP 21776 5 WITH A RADIUS OF 27,144 KM
HEAVIEST WATER GIANT
HIP 21776 5 WITH 257.7682 EARTH MASSES
HOTTEST WATER GIANT
HIP 21776 5 WITH A TEMPERATURE OF 324K
COLDEST WATER GIANT
HIP 21776 7 WITH A TEMPERATURE OF 249K
SYSTEM WITH THE MOST WATER GIANTS
HIP 21776 WITH 2 WATER GIANTS
COLDEST GAS GIANT WITH AMMONIA-BASED LIFE
HIP 22851 7 WITH A TEMPERATURE OF 134K
no as providing proof of the number of clusters in a belt would be a lot of bother, but I could add system with most asteroid belts
you got a pic?here's a few more new records!
LARGEST WATER GIANT
HIP 21776 5 WITH A RADIUS OF 27,144 KM
HEAVIEST WATER GIANT
HIP 21776 5 WITH 257.7682 EARTH MASSES
HOTTEST WATER GIANT
HIP 21776 5 WITH A TEMPERATURE OF 324K
COLDEST WATER GIANT
HIP 21776 7 WITH A TEMPERATURE OF 249K
SYSTEM WITH THE MOST WATER GIANTS
HIP 21776 WITH 2 WATER GIANTS
COLDEST GAS GIANT WITH AMMONIA-BASED LIFE
HIP 22851 7 WITH A TEMPERATURE OF 134K
Took a look at some old sightseeing pics and noticed this might make a candidate for one of the freshly implemented categories...
EARTH LIKE WITH THE HIGHEST SURFACE PRESSURE
COL 285 SECTOR WE-Q c5-11 A 1 WITH A PRESSURE OF 2.78 ATMOSPHERES
[edit] I accidentally put in a wrong screenshot first, and can't delete the attachment...sorry for the inconvenience.
EARTH LIKE WITH THE HIGHEST SURFACE PRESSURE
COL 285 SECTOR WE-Q c5-11 A 1 WITH A PRESSURE OF 2.78 ATMOSPHERES
[edit] I accidentally put in a wrong screenshot first, and can't delete the attachment...sorry for the inconvenience.
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How old is the pic? pre 1.00 don't count as many earth like were changed to water worlds
Looks like Jan 7. Grats Jack!
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