smellywilie wrote:

Source of the post Someone should put a sun-sized star right next to that gigantic star.

If you want a size comparison of stars ...

Can anyone find a donut? (If Space engine even generates them.)

Mr. Missed Her wrote:

Can anyone find a donut? (If Space engine even generates them.)

it doesn't

smellywilie wrote:

Is it me, or has anyone found a Quasar? I found a Quasar while I was messing around with Space Engine.

I found quasar.

so i found 2 hurricanes on top of one another strange....  it seems that there polar storms there are 3 of them

I found a impossibly small star, 

Its mass is to low to generate fusion yet it is. It also has half the diameter of Jupiter, which can't be possible either. 
I guess it was supposed to be a gas giant but had a glitch while generating which caused its mass to be super high?

Johnny two faces planet:

 

is this rare?

sorry for another post, do not know how to edit.  it's a binary system, and it's thing or whatever is RS 8474-1353-5-7117-949

I found a Terra with a very close terran moon. While it's not unheard of, I haven't seen another in years of looking.


I also have never seen this repeated again: 4 terran moons in a row. Two are warm, 2 are temperate.

This planet has 4 main rings...the innermost ring is unusually (and probably impossibly) close

(Also bonus comet)

What have I found here? A fresh impact crater? (It is on the side of a volcano. Thermal shift at +0.4)

Mr. Abner wrote:

What have I found here? A fresh impact crater? (It is on the side of a volcano. Thermal shift at +0.4)

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Thats probably one of the strangest things iv'e seen on this thread, do you have the name of the planet so i can visit it?

Ragni wrote:

Mr. Abner wrote:

What have I found here? A fresh impact crater? (It is on the side of a volcano. Thermal shift at +0.4)

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Thats probably one of the strangest things iv'e seen on this thread, do you have the name of the planet so i can visit it?

Yeah, I think so... hang on a sec, let me have a look...

Address is RS 8474-3401-6-194166-63 4.3. Volcano in question is at -61 degrees, 26 minutes and 10.85 seconds longitude, and -50 degrees, 35 minutes and 13.81 seconds latitude. 

Oh... and stock SE 0.9.8.0.

Thats no volcano, thats the illuminati!