ProtoJeb21

Oh, well, it's still an excellent find.

Want me to make this system for you, too?

Sure! Here's some creative juices:

-Planet 1 is probably a bigger version of Mercury.

-Planet 2 is a "Hot Mars."

-Planet 3 is a rusty, Venus analogue.

-Planet 4 is a lot like Duna, except with more surface variation and colors.

-Planet 5 is an active Pluto-like world.

Both of those systems are part of other planet packs. Also, I want this mod to only focus on Kepler planets, either K1 or K2.

I was talking about the star.

Hmmm....Maybe some stars like Tabby's Star that are in Kepler's fields of view, but don't have planets. I'll have to do some research on Simbad and some analysis in Planet Hunters to get some of these stars.

Your Exoplanet discovery does help

Spaceception is right. 

Thank you, I am, I always am

I see it!  That thing must be massive!

It may or may not be the grouping of Antares, Saturn, and Mars. However, these lights are too close to the horizon and in too tight of a formation to likely be those three celestial bodies. They also were all red.

Although it was about the right shape of the Antares, Mars, and Saturn, there's no way it could be. Was it moving at all? Will it be there tonight? 

Have you been able to figure out it's mass yet?

I've estimated an upper mass limit of 0.03 Earth masses. Any higher than that and it would be mostly made of iron, which is impossible because its parent planet is made of silicates and H/He. I believe this moon formed in a collision like how our moon formed.

I don't think it could form from a collision with the gas giant, but maybe it formed when two large moons collided with each other. Also, maybe it could be like Ganymede/Europa/Enceladus/Mimas in that it has liquid water oceans underneath it's crust. It might be like Europa/Enceladus because it might have an icy surface, but maybe like Ganymede/Mimas because it's surface also might be rocky.

Another planet! This one is, for now, called KIC 7848638 c. I was able to spot its small transit in multiple sets of data from the same star. It has about 0.656 times the radius of Earth (with errors of plus 0.068 ER and minus 0.113 ER), and an orbital period of about 15.5 days. It was very hard to find its signal in the light curve of Koyash.

I was also able to pick out the transits of Chantico in other data sets, too, making this less likely to be a false positive.

I just found THREE MORE planet candidates in the Koyash system. Koyash d has 0.9 times Earth's radius and orbits every 37 days. Koyash e may be potentially habitable, with a year of 201 days and 1.63 times Earth's radius. Koyash f, on the other hand, could be a frost line gas dwarf. It has a radius of 2.08 Earths and a year of 442 days.

As of right now, the most dubious planet is Koyash f, due to how I only found 3 transits of it.

KOYASH E MAY BE HABITABLE!?

Ahem....

What would be your approx. ESI?

Also, 37 and 201 days is a pretty big gap, could there be smaller planets like Mercury or the Moon around that area?

Update! I managed to calculate the size of KIC 7848638 b, and it comes out to about 0.98 Earth Radii. I also named it Chantico, after an Aztec volcano/earth god.

It's really too bad this planet isn't in the habitable zone.

Wait, scratch that, it's about 1.17 Earth radii with an error of about 0.09 Earth radii...

I think.

JEEBUS, IS THAT U?

(Seriously though, how can you flip up a kerbal that bad?!)

1: Drops a large vessel with inflated heat shield into the atmosphere of 99d.

2: Only the pod and heat shield survive initial entry.

3: Get the Kerbal out.

4: Kerbal gets stuck in heat shield and starts glitching.

5: The swaying vessel shoves Kerbal out into the atmosphere.

6: Poor Kerbal starts spazzing and expanding.

7: Kerbal becomes something like Danny's newest experiment.

8: The Kerbal gets to be something like 1,160 kilometers wide (diameter of 99d) and you can't see it anymore.

9: 99d turns into a black hole with a rainbow rim.

10: Kerbal hits event horizon FIVE KILOMETERS BELOW SEA LEVEL.

And that's how I glitched Jeb Kraken-style in 10 easy steps!

How good is your RAM? You probably will need something like 4-6 gigabytes. Either that or I'm incorrect and you just need a good computer.

Me!

I'm not sure about my RAM, but my game never crashes playing IA_Revived.

I have 12GB of RAM

Still burning...

Oh my Kraken this is taking forever. 

Is it done now?!

Yeah, I finished a few minutes after my previous post. Perseus 1 is now ~84 days away from Duna, while my Jool probe named Taranus is about 40 days from aero breaking.

Ahh, that's why...

That's a good name for it

Also, I have no idea how I have not followed you yet

I think the forums were hacked. Spread the word. It's going to be a LONG time before followers are restored.

The first story in Triple-S is up! Part Two of it will come out tomorrow.

Ooooh!

You have Universe Sandbox 2 too? (Yeah, I know. Tutu, haha so funny.)

Can't wait to watch ur vids!

Cool, link it here when you can 

Oh sweet! Will definitely be watching your videos when you start making them. Good luck!

Yep, I knew, and I was pretty annoyed that 1.1.3 was released while I was on vacation. Also, I'm back now!

Yay!

I finished just about everything for version 0.2 of Kumar's Dwarf Stars before I left, but just two bugs need to be fixed. It will be out soon, I promise.

I think this is relevant

there is already one planet

I know that HD 89744 has an Eccentric Jupiter, but I'm just using it as a Guide Star. I also think that it may have a transiting planet with a VERY tilted orbit. This would probably be the result of HD 89744 b itself.

Congrats!  I didn't even notice that that was 100.  

There, have 101.

new version of Kerbol Starsystem will be ready soon