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LightShader
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Spacer, that view is gorgeous. The coloring fits perfectly with that aurora, and really makes it light up.
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thank you! 
"Exploration is in our nature. We began as wanderers, and we are wanderers still"
-carl sagan
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Ok, old time user here 
Have to make some posts to start threads, so here is the first one.
Just something I stumbled upon while playing also with fast forward time: a double eclipse.
If you want to go: open *\SpaceEngine\config\places-user.cfg and copy this and paste:
Have to make some posts to start threads, so here is the first one.
Just something I stumbled upon while playing also with fast forward time: a double eclipse.
If you want to go: open *\SpaceEngine\config\places-user.cfg and copy this and paste:
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Place "Double eclips"
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Ver 980
Body "RS 8474-1357-8-7184293-1414 B1"
Parent "RS 8474-1357-8-7184293-1414 B"
Date "2017.03.16 13:28:41.40"
Pos (+000000000000017892BD648D9E1C7F3A -00000000000007BEF87E50A9A23D538F -000000000000044ECDC50FC871237D39)
Rot (-0.09400925994609491 -0.5110912860060937 -0.7930431570412807 0.3178529651946381)
Vel 3.4469726e-011
Mode 1
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Bran Noircorbac
Space Tourist
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Retsof, beautiful! Although oceanias are my least favorite type of planets, because they have nothing to explore, they can look extremely beautiful sometimes.
Space is too big to understand, so do not try to understand.
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I was playing around with time, trying to get a nice sunset photo. I was pleasantly surprised.
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LiveLife42 wrote:Updating the Unreal System
Stunning set. Will this system be made available? I'd love to explore it.
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Oh great I love to explore the new planets with 8 new colors for gasgiant and icegiants very very very soon
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RS 10558-29-4-1608-6 4
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Place "Beautiful Terra"
{
Ver 980
Body "RS 10558-29-4-1608-6 4"
Parent "RS 10558-29-4-1608-6 4-4.1"
Date "2017.03.10 15:35:30.84"
Pos (-000000000A4C7B00D1897733EADF9D22 +000000000C1D4597B52D5212AA18696B -0000000008BD0F640C771A774DF14D28)
Rot (-0.05403176644665608 0.921966362778558 0.2701221853038298 0.2721995575422812)
Vel 3.2407764e-015
Mode 2
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hobosullivan
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A Frozen Titan with a Hydrogen-Rich Atmosphere and Strange Deposits
Meet RS 8474-1353-8-11842522-590 B5, a frozen Titan larger and more massive than Earth with a substantial hydrogen-rich atmosphere, a large moon (just barely visible in the picture, to the right of Star B (the planet's main star; it's in a double-red-dwarf binary)), and some very strange electric-blue surface deposits. I wonder what they could be. Glacier-type ice, perhaps? It's not oxygen: the planet's not cold enough for oxygen to freeze. It could, I suppose, be cryo-volcanic liquid oxygen, which is strikingly blue.
Meet RS 8474-1353-8-11842522-590 B5, a frozen Titan larger and more massive than Earth with a substantial hydrogen-rich atmosphere, a large moon (just barely visible in the picture, to the right of Star B (the planet's main star; it's in a double-red-dwarf binary)), and some very strange electric-blue surface deposits. I wonder what they could be. Glacier-type ice, perhaps? It's not oxygen: the planet's not cold enough for oxygen to freeze. It could, I suppose, be cryo-volcanic liquid oxygen, which is strikingly blue.
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Hornblower
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"Space is big. Really big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist, but that's just peanuts to space." - Douglas Adams
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hobosullivan
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A super-luminous main-sequence star (300 solar masses, 95,000 solar luminosities) with a yellow-giant companion, as viewed from the moon of one of its planets.
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