Sorry for asking in a wrong thread but when can we expect a quick update on Trappis-1 in SE? Thanks! 

Lladerat,you can get it here

viewtopic.php?f=10&t=190&p=3493#p3480

If the planets in the TRAPPIST-1 habitable zone have Earth-like atmospheres with an ozone layer, the surface will be safe from XUV irradiation. Otherwise the surface radiation flux will be rather extreme.

UV Surface Habitability of the TRAPPIST-1 System
https://arxiv.org/abs/1702.06936

ettore_bilbo wrote:

edit, now i see that video comes from eso site! cool!

And they're recorded fairly well too.

Somebody needs to get on to creating these new planets in the Trappist-1 habitable zone ASAP Quick! Who is good at modding?!?! Hahaha

Heath wrote:

Source of the post Somebody needs to get on to creating these new planets in the Trappist-1 habitable zone ASAP  Quick! Who is good at modding?!?! Hahaha

A lot of people cam make it as a mod, and Pluton did it here:
http://forum.spaceengine.org/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=189

Xoran wrote:

A lot of people cam make it as a mod, and Pluton did it here:
http://forum.spaceengine.org/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=189

Thank you very much my good man

With Solar Walk 2 in my phone, I had a notification that he had a annular solar eclipse begin today in 13:07 GMT+1 (12:07 UTC) and when I looking in the application, the eclipse start in Ocean Pacific next to South America and finish in Africa about 18:35 GMT+1 (17:35 UTC).

No one else had any information on this eclipse ?

Quarior wrote:

Source of the post No one else had any information on this eclipse ?

Goodness no, all eclipses for thousands of years into the future have been predicted, or retrodicted into the past.  You can get details on them online or through software.  Personally I like using the program "Occult" (mostly for occultations, but it also does eclipses.)

I think this one was probably not so much in the news because it was an annular in the southern hemisphere and not over very populated areas.

Watsisname, OK. I go look the application and thanks.

Daphnis gettin' some sweet aerial there.

Some new views of Pan, look at that equatorial ridge !!



Processed by Ian Regan
https://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/

WOW! Those are some amazing images! Thanks for posting them! Here's another recent one that I found. (I think your last images is just a zoomed image of this one, actually)

Beat me to it lol
Space Ravioli !