| Watsisname | Date: Thursday, 29.12.2016, 09:17 | Message # 1021 |
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| gamadh, a planet destroyed by a massive impact or other violent event would never look like that. Either the remains would very quickly form back into a sphere, or if it was so violent as to disrupt the world completely, you'd just have a large debris disk around the star.
dejmiens, what do you mean by gas clouds? The visual appearance of the Milky Way, and that which is usually seen in photographs is clusters of stars and dark regions of obscuring dust, which Space Engine shows. There are some emission nebulae where the gas visibly glows, like the Orion Nebula, and Space Engine shows these, too. If you mean the clouds of non-ionized gas, then these are not seen in visible light, but in other wavelengths like radio.
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| hunterbickel2003 | Date: Friday, 06.01.2017, 05:08 | Message # 1022 |
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| little question. is there gonna be other landscapes inplemented in SE? i heard there will be caves later on
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