Spacer wrote:

Source of the post or there is actually real science behind it that says all ice worlds would have subglacial seas?

HarbingerDawn wrote:

Source of the post Any large ice world will likely have liquid water at some level of its interior due to internal heating.

Betelgeuze wrote:

Source of the post I have question addon with new solar system browser binary. what about 2 moons with barycenter around parent barycenter binary planets will show 2 moons in the same cell?

SpaceEngineer wrote:

All ice worlds (except very tiny ones) have subglacial seas, even Pluto. It could be considered as a molten mantle - H₂O is the most abundant substance in these worlds.

pa1ner wrote:

Where can I download the update?

SpaceEngineer wrote:

Idea about new info table (photoshop mokeup):

new into mokeup.png

Info table becomes a window, which is fully transparent (invisible) in normal mode, showing only text, but appears when user hover mouse cursor over it. It could have an expand/collapse buttons, to show more/less detailed description of a selected object, it also could have a close button (and a button on the left-size toolbar to bring it back). Or maybe it could behave like a second left-side toolbar, showing itself when mouse cursor is near the upper-left side of the screen; could be "pinned" to be always visible.

Very old idea - add a tiny switch button next to each measure unit, which will appear when user hover mouse cursor over it. Pressing on it will switch parsecs to light years, Kelvins to Celsius to Fahrenheit, and so on.

I also experimented with typing the planet class name on the Solar System browser, but found it too messy (too much text, visually overloaded).