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Good find, I had one with a brown dwarf and a white dwarf. Otherwise what your coordinate your system ? Me it was in my custom galaxy (Galaxya) but I can no longer find place while I had backed up, he puts found object (RS 10668-204367-8-2198195-99 AAA (Warning, in Milkay Way, the system RS 10668-204367-8-2198195-99 is different, it is a red dwarf)).
I found a Saturn-Like Gas Giant!!! 0.9.7.2 RS 8409-1357-5-22143-329 5
A Beautiful Gas Giant with Life! 0.9.7.4 RC2 RS 8476-918-7-65905-40 A11
The most beautiful Planet I ever found! 0.9.7.4 RC2 RS 0-0-0-430-15494-7-658754-13 A8
Beautiful Gas Giant RS-8476-1353-8-10943016-1055 A2 0.9.7.4 RC2
Added (10.04.2016, 17:44) --------------------------------------------- I found a Double-System with 26 ( ) Planets!!
Place "Double System with 26 Planets" { Ver 974 Body "RS 8404-141-8-10868357-79" Parent "" Date "2016.05.30 22:04:40.66" Pos (-0000000000EAB21F7620F61661745BC6 -000000000125B7F0784BD615A5B6881B +00000000013D86C69D0B158CC41D5A7A) Rot (0.02491901736343426 -0.14001516371502 0.7770866109076623 0.6131159724322476) Vel 0.00077628624 Mode 1 }
Place "Big Galaxy in the distance" { Body "RS 0-9-89211157-450-7-6-9492-70 2" Parent "2-2.1" Pos (-2.187023869025095e-009, -2.237968737574519e-009, -3.57432143507485e-010) Rot (0.3772471521839414, -0.1273217757113418, -0.7352098177449912, 0.5485802361461758) Date "2062.02.19 00:27:25.32" Vel 3.0375863e-010 Mode 1 }
Binary Gas giant:
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Place "Binary gas giant" { Body "RS 0-7-1160921-984-228-6-224405-106 5" Parent "5-5.1" Pos (5.740801632572561e-008, 2.625409121711792e-008, -1.757788139762455e-010) Rot (0.7251169597358604, -0.2397292032093401, 0.6409592103655828, 0.0768543718962435) Date "2016.04.14 22:36:59.03" Vel 3.2407765e-010 Mode 1 }
Geometrically Perfect Rings(which are boring, but rare):
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Place "Geometrically perfect rings" { Body "RS 8409-3183-7-311006-110 6.3" Parent "RS 8409-3183-7-311006-110 6" Pos (-1.242246090065249e-011, 7.741699388215222e-010, 1.042602067343173e-009) Rot (0.9345821943250618, -0.3099198905515115, 0.05034350050595319, 0.167246271850522) Date "2016.04.18 06:53:12.03" Vel 1.298658e-010 Mode 1 }
HIP 62147 8 is...well interesting to say the least. There is a hot gas giant 160 AU away form its orange dwarf star. I believe its heat is from its scorched moon. What an odd thing to find so far away form its star. Any explanations? Go and see for yourself! All logical explanations have escaped my mind. Why is the moon scorched!?!?!?
Perhaps it is caused by tidal friction, like Jupiter's moon, Io. If you studied gravity in the solar system a bit, you would know that Io is geothermally active, as Jupiter's huge tidal forces pull on it, causing friction to heat up the moon internally.
perhaps the same thing is happening to the moon, except that the planet's gravity is waaaay stonger than Jupiter's(otherwise it should just have a few lava lakes and volcanoes here and there).
Planet with no visible features(like Uranus):
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Place "Uranus-like planet" { Body "RS 0-7-1160921-984-118-5-18465-41 6" Parent "RS 0-7-1160921-984-118-5-18465-41" Pos (7.102113661495296e-009, 9.651528526583887e-010, -1.040169006049502e-009) Rot (-0.1713077649430389, 0.7498191702367666, -0.09788517870774599, 0.6315404606238781) Date "2016.04.19 01:45:58.06" Vel 7.2424783e-010 Mode 1 }
how does friction cause this moon to heat up to nearly 1,500 C without tearing it apart?
I'm not quite sure, but perhaps it will have a slow and freaky death, like how Neptune's moon, Triton, is expected to be slowly pulled apart into a ring system.
I found a Hot ice world, which should be impossible because of its self-contradictory title. As you will see in the picture, the planet is HIP 6917 10. Now the search is on for a Scorched Ice World
Edited by Hornblower - Thursday, 21.04.2016, 02:35
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