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The system uses separate plugin to provide proper pulsar effects / accretion disk: Planned planetary system (uses Kopernicus) : Pegasys - a blue gas giant slowly evaporating due Osiris' radiation. Has 2 moons. Pegasys moons - WIP Ida - a tidally locked icy planet corroded by Osiris' radiation at one side. Orgol - a planet with deep red atmosphere and oceans of unknown black liquid. Krakus - a moon with very thin atmosphere and covered with large craters. Uira - a large green super-terra with mercury oceans and chlorine atmosphere. Has 3 moons. Uira moons - WIP. The download link will be provided when the plugin will be finished (for now its quite unstable). P.S. English is not my first language, sorry if I did any mistakes writing this post -
Recently, I have been crafting a cinematic-movie style Kerbal series called Kerbalkind. I have been longing for a good plot, or cool focus on a part of science that hasn't been explored much; instead of just planets something like black holes or wormholes. However, I thought a pulsar would be pretty awesome. So as for the science, 1) Do Pulsars have a low enough radius and high enough mass so that General Relativity is noticeable? 2) Could a Pulsar orbit Kerbin far away (Taking account for being 10x smaller) or would it just completely wreck the system? Thanks, John
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