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Beautiful terras with life
peeprDate: Monday, 18.11.2013, 10:31 | Message # 106
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Beautiful life world..
RS 8404-1353-8-10944047-105 A3





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Edited by peepr - Monday, 18.11.2013, 10:40
 
spacerDate: Monday, 18.11.2013, 13:38 | Message # 107
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peepr, i like this!




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WwadlolDate: Monday, 18.11.2013, 15:47 | Message # 108
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Found this magneta coloured terra orbiting a dessert.
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spacerDate: Thursday, 26.12.2013, 03:46 | Message # 109
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now in 0.9.7.1!




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Rhysy27Date: Monday, 30.12.2013, 01:01 | Message # 110
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I found 2 planets (and a moon) that have life and are rather spiffing!





Go have a look!





"It is far better to grasp the universe as it really is than to persist in delusion, however satisfying and reassuring." - Carl Sagan

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GalaelDate: Thursday, 02.01.2014, 23:21 | Message # 111
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A system on the edge of a distant galaxy. The moon orbits a gas giant and has exotic multi-cellular life which seems to leave these odd tracks across the land:
RS 0-6-173191-717-3401-9-53014357-0 9.4



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borek555Date: Thursday, 02.01.2014, 23:36 | Message # 112
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These tracks are pretty common on titans somehow.
And, BTW, You should post these images in another thread, this one is about terras, not titans smile


Edited by borek555 - Thursday, 02.01.2014, 23:42
 
ChromeBallzDate: Sunday, 05.01.2014, 19:06 | Message # 113
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I found an absolutely beautiful planet with life - The planet itself is pretty, but the special thing about it is that there's 4 planets and moons with life in this system (quite varied aswell, multicellular, even on a frozen titan) and the system itself is smack dab in the middle of a nebula, giving the most awe-inspiring backgrounds...




I'm keeping the location secret for now (muhahahah!), i want to try my hand at finding some good spots to take pics :>

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SedwertDate: Sunday, 02.02.2014, 06:17 | Message # 114
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This very odd planet orbits around an orange dwarf, but is also tidally locked to the planet. There is a hurricane at apex, and the planet is covered with black and orange ground, green oceans, and it's night-side is covered with snow.

Details:

Class: Temperate terra with life
Life: Organic multicellular (marine, terrestrial)
Distance: 37442.221 km
Diameter: 18721.111 km
Rotation Period: 85.999 days
Oblateness: 0
Age: 6.157x10^9 years
Atmo pressure: 0.14637 atm
Temperature: 295.61 K
Moons: 1 (asteroid moon)

Screenshots:
http://imgur.com/eqnvUF8....TvYsA#0

Merged these posts here according to forum rules. Please check if relevant threads exist before posting.
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spacerDate: Sunday, 02.02.2014, 13:31 | Message # 115
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you dont need new thread for that. you can post this here: http://en.spaceengine.org/forum/10-432-1
or here: http://en.spaceengine.org/forum/10-1113-1





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enzoangeli300Date: Sunday, 28.08.2016, 23:40 | Message # 116
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*I can't upload files, but the planet is called:

RS 0-8-12045733-804-4-7-890277-148 4


Edited by enzoangeli300 - Sunday, 28.08.2016, 23:44
 
arbelrocksDate: Tuesday, 06.09.2016, 22:15 | Message # 117
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This one is green -

http://imgur.com/a/Pj8FJ
 
geoformDate: Friday, 09.09.2016, 01:18 | Message # 118
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Love this one:
RS 8474-1792-7-1182176-266 A5
I named her: "Onirika-01"


 
fongjhDate: Saturday, 17.09.2016, 21:47 | Message # 119
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Hi, this is my first post. Here's my favorite terra in the Large Magellanic Cloud, which I call "Glorious Dawn".
RS 8475-0-7-1949691-723 A4



"Core Ocean", a moon of a gas giant which, as far as I know, is the closest terra with multicellular life to the center of the Milky Way.
RSC 8474-1192-4-2706-97 4.2


I call this world "Elysian Fields" since its landscape consists of mostly flat grasslands. It lies in the irregular galaxy NGC 1569, so a lot of the sky is filled with nebulosity.
RS 1213-0-5-32735-298 6


Also visible in the sky are a diffuse nebula and the galactic core cluster:


The system includes two evaporating planets...


...and the neighboring cold desert planet (RS 1213-0-5-32735-298 7) is life-bearing as well.
 
KrimverseDate: Saturday, 24.09.2016, 08:17 | Message # 120
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Life finds a way, even among the greatest of giants. (The absolutely huge black hole at IC11011)
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