33241 The system "Nu Scorpi" seems incomplete. It should have 7 stars.
Nu Scorpii has seven stars in SpaceEngine!
You just have to get pretty close to the stars to see it.
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33241 I am interested in the concept of a star system with 8 or 9 stars. One of them being a B type ...

I personally feel this virus was created on purpose to disrupt the world economy. Its just too suspicious to me.

33219 Thuban B should be an A2 class star with a luminosity of around 40
The Wikipedia article only says that it is 'possibly' an A2 star.
But if you just want to change the class and luminosity, this script is enough:
// -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
// Filename: AlfDraB.sc
// JackDole (Gerhard H. Quast ...

Someone else already made something like that. I apologize for being late. I made a star system around Arcturus. 

33180 For example this planet here has an unrealistic orbital period. All of the others do aswell.
You're right. I had forgotten that, but due to a bug in SE 0.980, SpaceEngine calculated the orbital period incorrectly when the objects orbit around a barycenter.
I have made a script for SE 0.980 ...

33164 I am having trouble with creating planets in the castor system. I can't make planets orbit around the barycenter. Could someone please make an example solar system around the 3 pairs of stars in the system for me so I could make planets around it using that as a base line?
Which barycenter ...

Can someone update Thuban here? It has an M class binary when it's companion should be an A2 class binary.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thuban

I am having trouble with creating planets in the castor system. I can't make planets orbit around the barycenter. Could someone please make an example solar system around the 3 pairs of stars in the system for me so I could make planets around it using that as a base line?

So lets say there is a planet in orbit inside of Mercury's orbit. Like a hypothetical Vulcan. Let's say this planet, in this alternate universe is discovered around the 1800's. At what radius would it be able to have without being detected prior? What sort of inclination would it need to not be seen ...

Honestly never used anything else other than the default, never gave it thought until now.

Took some pictures of the moon tonight. Might not be as impressive as you guys, though, but I quite like them.

Turns out that Saturn has 20 or so new moons. Making it have 82 moons now.

That's old news.
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(They'll be officially in SpaceEngine soon.)

May be old news though it is interesting nevertheless. Just found out about it yesterday.

Turns out that Saturn has 20 or so new moons. Making it have 82 moons now.

31670 What if there was an atom with electrons in the center, and the protons and neutrons surrounding the electron nucleus, in a shell or a housing.
Fascinating question.

First off, the reason that the protons and neutrons are in the central nucleus surrounded by electrons, and not vice versa ...

What if there was an atom with electrons in the center, and the protons and neutrons surrounding the electron nucleus, in a shell or a housing.