Is this alternate solar system possible?

[Spaceception]

2 hours ago, silversliver said:

The tour go on to Saturn

Download:https://www.dropbox.com/s/vnu1rwg5m0mn5dj/alternatesolar%200.3.zip?dl=0

Changelog:

-fixed various atmospheres

-added life to laythe

-changed Vulcan's tail to a more realistic dust tail

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Images, what images?

 

Excellent as usual, I'm really liking TItan.

[ChrisSpace]

6 hours ago, silversliver said:

The tour go on to Saturn

Download:https://www.dropbox.com/s/vnu1rwg5m0mn5dj/alternatesolar%200.3.zip?dl=0

Changelog:

-fixed various atmospheres

-added life to laythe

-changed Vulcan's tail to a more realistic dust tail

Great job so far! And here's your update-ly errors list:

Venus is still to hot and still has way too much atmosphere

Luna still hasn't been large-ified yet, and is it just me or is it stuck in a solar eclipse?

Mars is still way too cold

Minerva is also way too cold

Laythe is also way too cold

Everything else is great though!

[Emperor of the Titan Squid]

What happened to Xanadu?

[Findthepin1]

5 hours ago, Emperor of the Titan Squid said:

What happened to Xanadu?

I think it's Titan now.

[fredinno]

1 hour ago, Findthepin1 said:

I think it's Titan now.

They're either or. It's name can be Xandu or Titan.

[Spaceception]

Alright, I'm working on Neptune now.

[Spaceception]

Time for (Finally) Neptune!!!

Neptune: Same OTL

Triton: Mass .291 moons | Radii 1581 km | Temp -190 c | Day/Night cycle 8.02 days | 0.0582 gees | Albedo .62 | 0.0006 Atm | Materials: Iron 14.7%, Silicate 55.2%, Water 30%, Organics 0.01% |

Funny thing, when I put Triton in, it already had .29 Moons mass, I mostly just needed to change its composition.

So what do you guys think? An what do I need to do next?

[fredinno]

I'm sorry guys. I'mgoing to go into blackout on this project for a few months, and come back and do a "final review". I don't have to time to do this right now.

[Spaceception]

4 minutes ago, fredinno said:

I'm sorry guys. I'mgoing to go into blackout on this project for a few months, and come back and do a "final review". I don't have to time to do this right now.

Okay, that's fine.

You're not leaving the forums though, right?

[fredinno]

4 hours ago, Spaceception said:

Okay, that's fine.

You're not leaving the forums though, right?

No. Technically I'm not leaving this either, but I just can't contribute to it anymore right now and for the forseeable future.

 

[Spaceception]

Just now, fredinno said:

No. Technically I'm not leaving this either, but I just can't contribute to it anymore right now and for the forseeable future.

 

Okay

[fredinno]

4 hours ago, Spaceception said:

Okay

I might come back in June or July, but don't hold your breath.

[Spaceception]

9 minutes ago, fredinno said:

I might come back in June or July, but don't hold your breath.

Gotcha.

[Spaceception]

Tomorrow afternoon, I'll try to get Pluto and (Maybe) Persephone as well

[Spaceception]

Time for Pluto!

Pluto

.65 Earths | 8113 km | Temp -230 c | .401 g | 3 atm | Albedo .50 | Day/Night cycle 4 days | Materials Iron 10.5%, Silicate 75%, Water 14.6%, Organics 0.007% | Rings |

Charon

.7 Moons | 2099 km | -253 c | 0.0795 g | Albedo .40 | Tidally locked | Materials Iron 10.5%, Silicate 76.3%, Water 13.2% |

I'll be getting Persephone soon

Edited February 28, 2016 by Spaceception

[Findthepin1]

7 hours ago, Spaceception said:

Time for Pluto!

Pluto

.65 Earths | 8113 km | Temp -230 c | .401 g | 3 atm | Albedo .50 | Day/Night cycle 4 days | Materials Iron 10.5%, Silicate 75%, Water 14.6%, Organics 0.007% | Rings |

Charon

.7 Moons | 2099 km | -253 c | 0.795 g | Albedo .40 | Tidally locked | Materials Iron 10.5%, Silicate 76.3%, Water 13.2% |

I'll be getting Persephone soon

Charon's gravity is too high.

[Spaceception]

6 minutes ago, Findthepin1 said:

Charon's gravity is too high.

excrements, I forgot a zero.

Fixed.

Edited February 28, 2016 by Spaceception

[Spaceception]

Yeah... 9 hours isn't exactly soon, but better late than never

Persephone

Mass 10x Earth | Radii 36207 km | Temp -264 c | Day/Night cycle 18.3 days | .31 g | Albedo .42 | Materials, Water 27.5%, Hydrogen 72.5% |

Europa

Mass .65x Moon | Radii 1561 km | Temp -265 c | Day/Night cycle 3.55 Days | .134 g | Albedo .64 | Materials, Iron 50.2%, Silicate 34.8%, Water 15% | (Forgot the Organics, but there wouldn't really be that much anyway)

Minmus

Mass 0.00051x Moon | 198 km | Temp -269 c | Day/Night cycle 22.6 hours | 0.0065 g | Albedo .96 (Default) | Materials, Iron 10% Silicate 90% |

Also @ChrisSpace, I think we should be discussing Nibriu soon, as I'm almost finished with the Solar system.

[Findthepin1]

On 6 December, 2015 at 10:35 PM, ChrisSpace said:

Persephone: (10.0x Earths Mass) …later observations proved the object’s existence and showed it to be an ice giant like Uranus and Neptune…

Hold the phone, we have a dilemma.

47 minutes ago, Spaceception said:

Persephone

| Temp -264 c |

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According to this guy I know, Wolfram|Alpha says hydrogen at -264 c is a solid and remains so anywhere less than -252.8 c.

What is to be done? Can we adjust the albedo enough to get the temperature above that? Can we do it realistically?

Edited February 28, 2016 by Findthepin1

[fredinno]

1 hour ago, Findthepin1 said:

Hold the phone, we have a dilemma.

What is to be done? Can we adjust the albedo enough to get the temperature above that? Can we do it realistically?

Hmm, I expected it to be a liquid ocean. All the better then, I guess. A solid ice giant is pretty cool.

2 hours ago, Spaceception said:

Yeah... 9 hours isn't exactly soon, but better late than never

Persephone

Mass 10x Earth | Radii 36207 km | Temp -264 c | Day/Night cycle 18.3 days | .31 g | Albedo .42 | Materials, Water 27.5%, Hydrogen 72.5% |

Europa

Mass .65x Moon | Radii 1561 km | Temp -265 c | Day/Night cycle 3.55 Days | .134 g | Albedo .64 | Materials, Iron 50.2%, Silicate 34.8%, Water 15% | (Forgot the Organics, but there wouldn't really be that much anyway)

Minmus

Mass 0.00051x Moon | 198 km | Temp -269 c | Day/Night cycle 22.6 hours | 0.0065 g | Albedo .96 (Default) | Materials, Iron 10% Silicate 90% |

Also @ChrisSpace, I think we should be discussing Nibriu soon, as I'm almost finished with the Solar system.

Yeah, only problem was that I was the one doing most of the definition work, and I'm notgoing to be available for a WHILE. We discussed Nibiru back in like page 8 or something, but it's still highly nominal. I also lost my notes for Spaceeption (the iron rogue planet with iron carbide oceans).

[Findthepin1]

ChrisSpace, what exactly is the definition work? I think it means defining stuff but that doesn't feel right in the context of the thread. Perhaps I might possibly be able to maybe take over that role if needed, until you return. I need to know what it is, though. 

Edited March 1, 2016 by Findthepin1

[fredinno]

1 hour ago, Findthepin1 said:

ChrisSpace, what exactly is the definition work? I think it means defining stuff but that doesn't feel right in the context of the thread. Perhaps I might possibly be able to maybe take over that role if needed, until you return. I need to know what it is, though. 

It's basically making details from the body and fact-checking, then making that into writing.

[Findthepin1]

11 hours ago, fredinno said:

It's basically making details from the body and fact-checking, then making that into writing.

Oh, okay. I might be able to do that. I am considering it. 

[Findthepin1]

So. Are we doing Nibiru yet?

[Spaceception]

14 minutes ago, Findthepin1 said:

So. Are we doing Nibiru yet?

Dunno, But I want to update everyone; I'll be doing Tyche tomorrow