Wow, that was quick! I will make a second revision next week to make some small sentences easier to read. I don't have discord. I've just saw your gif on Twitter (with a friend's account), hahahaha excelent.

Hi Theloic971, I've just done the whole translation to Spanish. I don't have twitter so I've sent you the .po file by email. Hope it works fine

Theloic971 ,you are doing a great job. I've been lurking around this since its inception and I have to tell you that this is a very interesting idea. You are been quite rigorous and tenacious in the developement of this project. Your web-design abilities are outstanding. People like you contribute ...

32084 Perfect night driving vibes. :D Same here, I'm just starting to be attracted to Synthwave music and the nostalic feeling it creates so easily. I think in my case is because I associate many of these with the soundtracks of science documentaries I saw when I was a kid. These are perfect both f...

32078 Analogues of black holes (in particular, demonstrating effects analogous to event horizons) can be made with fluids. This was an awesome discovery for me. This analogy is not only useful for teaching but makes enought good predictions to become an active research tool for the understanding of...

Klud wrote:

Qr Bbpost Grand Canyon

These are awesome news, thank you Klud once again. I hope to see many of your highly detailed terrains in the future (old and new ones).

Regarding these two incredibly difficult goals: SpaceEngineer: 570 Modeling of asteroid collisions with lighting, explosion and the formation of the crater SpaceEngineer: 570 Simulation of the collision, tidal or artificial destruction of the planets, formation of the asteroid belt and the dust disk...

You can hide each panel by clicking on the pin/tack icon in each of them. For the info about the object in the upper left corner you can just click anywhere so that no object is selected and thus no info is displayed. That way you will have a clear view.

30981 It is called OpenSpace, and as you can see here it has this kind of aproach for Earth, Mars and many other objects Apparently the new version of Microsoft Flight Simulator has similar strategies for Earth's terrain rendering that OpenSpace has. ZGDb-hlqQR0 More on how this works: -c13VFfHxdc

31578 The Moon is 400 times smaller than the Sun, but because of its elliptical orbit, its distance ranges between 369 and 412 times closer than the Sun. That's an often ignored point indeed. Just to show it visually the red circles correspond to the maximum and minimum angular diameters of the Sun...

Maybe one day, when SpaceEngineerfully implements PBR rendering on SE we can think of this kind of modeling for the ISS:




At least the exterior. PBR its going to be an awesome feature.

31515 It must be greater than, not less than! :)   I think the confusion is that in that relation, M1 and M2 are not the masses of the planet and trojan, but of the star and the planet.  The trojan is assumed to be massless, which is good enough approximation for asteroids. Ups! Sorry for messing u...

31505 Would it be stable for a small planet to exist in the L4 or L5 points of the Earth, or possibly other planets too? In his spectacular explanation about Lagrange Points and their stability Watsisname mentioned and linked an article just about this. The last equation of that article yields the ...

31492 This subject came up in the Astronomy Q&A thread, and I've made an attempt to explain the workings of the tidal interaction and its effects on both Earth and Moon there.  As the above implies, the details are actually incredibly complex, and I only give the very basic "schematic"...

I've added 46 new "interstellar stars" to the addon. Now there are 74 catalogued stars around the Milky Way, 25 of them beyond 400.000 light years in distance. This is still a small number, but it has been predicted that thousands of them might be discovered in the first 3 years of LSST su...