Universal Cartographics Galactic Record Breakers
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Got 2 records on one trip!
Name : Mat2596
Ship : Anaconda
Ship Name: Spirit of Haxel
Record : Earth-like world with the highest metal content (36.1%)
Second Record:
Name : Mat2596
Ship : Anaconda
Ship Name: Spirit of Haxel
Record : Non terraformable High Metal Content world with most moons (13)
Name : Mat2596
Ship : Anaconda
Ship Name: Spirit of Haxel
Record : Earth-like world with the highest metal content (36.1%)
Second Record:
Name : Mat2596
Ship : Anaconda
Ship Name: Spirit of Haxel
Record : Non terraformable High Metal Content world with most moons (13)
Back from hiatus. This might be a new record, I only checked quick reference, didn't wade through the forum thread to check if this has been surpassed or not (current record according to quick ref is 7 moons)
Anyway:
RECORD PROOF
SCENIC VIEW - Valkur's Blessed approaching Phylur TD-T d3-38 ABCD 10 and its system of moons
ALT. SCENIC VIEW - Phylur TD-T d3-38 ABCD 10 and its system of moons (the system is not very apparent in the photo, though...)
AMMONIA WORLD WITH MOST MOONS
PHYLUR TD-T D3-38 ABCD 10 WITH 10 ORBITING BODIES
Kalpa
Asp Explorer "Valkur's Blessed"
Anyway:
RECORD PROOF
SCENIC VIEW - Valkur's Blessed approaching Phylur TD-T d3-38 ABCD 10 and its system of moons
ALT. SCENIC VIEW - Phylur TD-T d3-38 ABCD 10 and its system of moons (the system is not very apparent in the photo, though...)
AMMONIA WORLD WITH MOST MOONS
PHYLUR TD-T D3-38 ABCD 10 WITH 10 ORBITING BODIES
Kalpa
Asp Explorer "Valkur's Blessed"
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class I gas giant with the longest orbital period
IC 1848 Sector HA-T b18-1 15
3,806,189.0D
IC 1848 Sector HA-T b18-1 15
3,806,189.0D
Hello!
"System with the most gas giants with water-based life" -- with 5 in SWOILZ RF-H C3-11! --
"System with the most gas giants with water-based life" -- with 5 in SWOILZ RF-H C3-11! --
Hi
In my temporary brain eclipse I did not make screenshots of the distances to Sagittarius A* but I made a note only of it. If anybody would be kind enough to check these for me. The bottom 2 are discovered by other explorers
CMDR name: big_bad_lynx
Records: Closest WR star to Sagittarius A* - 1555LY
System Name: phraa pruae aa-a h497
Discovered: 16/01/3302
Ship Type: ASP
Ship Name: Ijon Tichy
CMDR name: Bendme
Records: Closest O star to Sagittarius A* - 192LY
System Name: phroi pri ze-a g730
CMDR name: M Hahn
Records: Closest AeBe star to Sagittarius A* - 290LY
System Name: phua aub ba-a g278
In my temporary brain eclipse I did not make screenshots of the distances to Sagittarius A* but I made a note only of it. If anybody would be kind enough to check these for me. The bottom 2 are discovered by other explorers
CMDR name: big_bad_lynx
Records: Closest WR star to Sagittarius A* - 1555LY
System Name: phraa pruae aa-a h497
Discovered: 16/01/3302
Ship Type: ASP
Ship Name: Ijon Tichy
CMDR name: Bendme
Records: Closest O star to Sagittarius A* - 192LY
System Name: phroi pri ze-a g730
CMDR name: M Hahn
Records: Closest AeBe star to Sagittarius A* - 290LY
System Name: phua aub ba-a g278
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Hey there, while out in the Formidine Rift I think I found a record breaker:
The most distant world I've ever found from its main star.
Scheau Phoe UU-O e6-6 20
High metal content world with the longest orbital period: 4,318276.5 days
Distance from main star: 350,693.28 Ls
Semi major axis: 703.7 AU
Surface temp: 24K
Atmosphere: 76.1% Helium, 22% Hydrogen, 1.9% Neon
CMDR name: Lyneira
Date found: 21 may 3302
Ship name: Sapphire
Ship type: Imperial Clipper
The most distant world I've ever found from its main star.
Scheau Phoe UU-O e6-6 20
High metal content world with the longest orbital period: 4,318276.5 days
Distance from main star: 350,693.28 Ls
Semi major axis: 703.7 AU
Surface temp: 24K
Atmosphere: 76.1% Helium, 22% Hydrogen, 1.9% Neon
CMDR name: Lyneira
Date found: 21 may 3302
Ship name: Sapphire
Ship type: Imperial Clipper
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Awesome stuff. That's some heavy duty system data!
11 sun star system. Got my name on it. 
it was actually 12 but did not screenshot it
http://imgur.com/GxXjL6r
Cheers Cmdr's
it was actually 12 but did not screenshot it http://imgur.com/GxXjL6r
Cheers Cmdr's
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Hi,
Just realised that the largest water world I discovered is also the heaviest!
It's already in the record book!
Record details: 277.2974 Earth Masses
Found by: Cmmdr Johhny Frost
Date found: 11 Nov 3301
Ship name: Patrick Moore
Ship Type: Asp Explorer
I'm very happy that this water world I discovered now holds 2 records!!
Just realised that the largest water world I discovered is also the heaviest!
It's already in the record book!
Record details: 277.2974 Earth Masses
Found by: Cmmdr Johhny Frost
Date found: 11 Nov 3301
Ship name: Patrick Moore
Ship Type: Asp Explorer
I'm very happy that this water world I discovered now holds 2 records!!
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FD are looking for interesting tourist locations
will be trawling records for local destinations
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php/266046-2-2-Your-Input-Needed-Passenger-Tourist-Destinations
BTW quick ref guides are 2 pages out so should get it back up to date in the next few days, I've got more free time so should finally be able to start catching up the detailed pages for each record and add some new categories
will be trawling records for local destinations
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php/266046-2-2-Your-Input-Needed-Passenger-Tourist-Destinations
BTW quick ref guides are 2 pages out so should get it back up to date in the next few days, I've got more free time so should finally be able to start catching up the detailed pages for each record and add some new categories
Hi,
I think this system breaks the record for Class B Star with the most bodies (108).
It already holds the record for most ringed stars (7).
http://imgur.com/a/BIEOY
It used to also hold the record for the most rocky bodies at 69 but I think it's lost that record.
Date discovered: 11th July last year
Discovered by: Johnny Frost
Ship name: Patrick Moore
Ship type: Asp
I think this system breaks the record for Class B Star with the most bodies (108).
It already holds the record for most ringed stars (7).
http://imgur.com/a/BIEOY
It used to also hold the record for the most rocky bodies at 69 but I think it's lost that record.
Date discovered: 11th July last year
Discovered by: Johnny Frost
Ship name: Patrick Moore
Ship type: Asp
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Oldest Neutron star
Hi,
Looks like I've beaten my own record for oldest Neutron star!
Date discovered: 29th August last year
Discovered by : Johnny Frost
Ship name: Patrick Moore
Ship type : Asp
http://imgur.com/MMPjiIM
Hi,
Looks like I've beaten my own record for oldest Neutron star!
Date discovered: 29th August last year
Discovered by : Johnny Frost
Ship name: Patrick Moore
Ship type : Asp
http://imgur.com/MMPjiIM
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Water world with longest orbital period
Sorry to be annoying but I think I now have the record for water world with longest orbital period too!
Date of discovery: 30th August last year
discovered by: Johnny Frost
ship name : Patrick Moore
ship type : Asp
Location: DRYAA FLYUAE CQ-P E5-2018
Orbital period: 32,219.2 D
http://imgur.com/fsNnaEw
Sorry to be annoying but I think I now have the record for water world with longest orbital period too!
Date of discovery: 30th August last year
discovered by: Johnny Frost
ship name : Patrick Moore
ship type : Asp
Location: DRYAA FLYUAE CQ-P E5-2018
Orbital period: 32,219.2 D
http://imgur.com/fsNnaEw
I'm not really an explorer, but I wanted to see something cool like a nebula one day, so I jumped in a DBS and went out. I guess it happens all the time, but I was the first to discover one of the systems I ran across on the way. That was cool. But it was basically more of the same. Some brown dwarf with little pink planets.
Dropping in to what I think may be a record for S class stars and maybe even a new record that isn't in the cartographics book of records.
http://imgur.com/a/RrTsp
For starters this Class S star is lighter and is smaller than the current record on the book.
Current record for smallest radius and lightest S star is 29.2982 and 0.9453 respectively, whereas the star I found is 29.1946 and .9375
The second picture shows an astronomical body a whopping 599,964.94 ls from the main star. If that ain't a record then idk what is
CMDR name: El Paragon Azul
Records: Smallest, least massive, and maybe oldest class S star
System Name: Dryao Aowsy OP-M d8-725
Discovered: 6/22/3302
Ship Type: ASP Explorer
Ship Name: N/A
http://imgur.com/a/RrTsp
For starters this Class S star is lighter and is smaller than the current record on the book.
Current record for smallest radius and lightest S star is 29.2982 and 0.9453 respectively, whereas the star I found is 29.1946 and .9375
The second picture shows an astronomical body a whopping 599,964.94 ls from the main star. If that ain't a record then idk what is
CMDR name: El Paragon Azul
Records: Smallest, least massive, and maybe oldest class S star
System Name: Dryao Aowsy OP-M d8-725
Discovered: 6/22/3302
Ship Type: ASP Explorer
Ship Name: N/A
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