I just found largest star maybe ever, vanilla game no mods version 0.9.8.0 also i didnt edited it, just randomly clicked at random star in random galaxy... Look at its diameter: Star RS 0-0-0-840-18123-0-0-26 Type: Red Supergiant Spectrum: M5.7 Ib Diameter: 94.3 AU (10135 D of Sol) Mass: 300 Masses...

Excellent work.

Will ringlight be happening with .9.9.0?

Space sharks? Yikes!

We now return you to your regularly scheduled universe...

Very nice, indeed. Two thumbs up from me.

ettore_bilbo, you have some nice modelling skills. Keep up the good work.

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Nice one.

Surfing the Aurora with 60kms of ship.

POST UPDATE ON ORBIT/DISTANCE BUG TO THE MOON.....SOLVED.....       I tired a number of different scenarios and methods to roughly recreate the Apollo missions and times. I kept coming up with very unreasonable results that did not make sense considering other tests I did as well when I thought the...

Watsisname deserves some kind of award for the best-written and most informative replies.

Always love your posts.

I don't know what else to try, left it running again last night. Started from where I left off the other day: scr00722.png Again, some numbers changed slightly, but not by a lot, and I attribute that to a loss of precision in the way S.E. stores the file. System time is about 10h00m at the start. Ch...

Those star trails are very cool. I don't think I've ever seen anybody do that before.

Although I have tried that as well, with sim results,, when i abandoned keplerian principles simply to exhaust all trial and error. I started using the complex math, and worked my way down to simple experiments.  So you don't see any orbital numbers similar to the ones as shown in my screenshots fr...

No mistake, just that new users are not allowed to post links or edit their posts until they reach 10 posts (blame the spambots). But I checked out the pics. Very nice. Love the rings on the first one.

I attempted the scenario backward last night from the moon to the earth. This time I used an object without thrusters or engine, to set my orbital trajectory as close as possible. I slowed to about 4.5 miles a second and still am making the trip in under a day.  Let's see a screen shot with the num...