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:oops: oops, If it appears as a white boxed red x, just click on it. Sorry. Here is a cel link: cel://Follow/Sol:Earth:Moon/2005-03-16T10:19:28.98089?x=0F/lNXhQ1v6tDA&y=8sRLi+GqiAE&z=FdJ17ugigdr+/////////w&ow=0.989021&ox=0.054501&oy=0.136170&oz=0.018053&select=Sol:Earth:M...

I guess I am the first contestant. I wish my graphics can surrport bump maps. That woul be lovely.

Also they might use add-ons that you probly don't have or they have created them themsevles. Use cel links for solar system or common add-ons.

I'm am young, so I'm just trying put what I know is an understandable way. So I'm might leave out some parts but I'm grateful for your corrects. Dollan said: The only poblem with your explanation is that some of these stars are quite young. Sigma Draconis, for example, is estimated to be about 3.3 b...

Where can this be found?

:arrow: Did you try unzipping and properly install (viewing Readme)? :arrow: If you did this, did you place it in the "Extras" folder of your main Celestia folder? And place textures in the "Textures/Medres" and place models in the "Models" folder? :arrow: If you did all the above, try this "press "...

This is becuase there are swelling and their mass and thier mass is spreading out. Basiclly cause it is out of fuel. With the excess helium still trying to breach the surface, it swells up, like balloon. The swelling pushes their mass outwards. Eventully it will expand to wide and nova. I'm might no...

Who said that life has to be made from carbon? Maybe a new spieces of alien organisms and evolve grow here maybe surviving the harsh condotions. They might even terraform it by themselfs?

I don't think so. With the "G" star as your planet's parent star it would seem to be a fine second home.

I never realized that. That a good point though. Only good binary canidates I know is Rigle Kentaurus A & B. but terraforming still will be long process (that's if there any form of water around). This wouldn't be a good planet to terraform

Do you have a 3d modeler? If you do, you could design ships with your system. http://www.mindspring.com/~seankunkle/id23.html (These are only my basic models. I hope to add real-like hull textures and make more real looking.) And use Toti's .XYZ script to make make yours ships explore and advance th...

tniemi said: Nitrous oxide is a greenhouse gas, but nitrous dioxide can block sunlight. Is there a greenhouse effect in effect or not? I do not know. There is probably a portion of (<5%) carbon dioxide in the atmosphere too The clouds would just help double the tempture of the surface. Take Venus, V...

This is only a theory. But it is possible for galaxies collide. This what astronomers call a galaxy evolvtion. the two galaxies' gravity will interfere with each other. then when they collide, Another billion years go by reforming into a elliptical galaxy. It is possible for the Milky way to colide ...

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Something came to mind,
Instead of the planet's orbit going in between the stars why make the inclination in your .SSC file like 90 degrees, This make it so if it was real, Sig2 Tau has little affect on your planet.

I have made a terrestial planet orbiting around the both Rigel Kentaurus Stars > I don't know what's over there - like some black hole, or nuetron star Black Holes Have a event horizon. Meaning they have a boundry to there great gravitional pull. But still have an affect to nearby objects. Not sure ...

You should try Anim8tor for your modeling needs. Read the manual and you are ready to go. You can also import and export into .3ds format. Anim8tor is easy to use and its free too. Its found here: http://www.anim8or.com/main/index.html For this you need an .SSC file. The .STC file are for stars. .SS...

Thank you, Selden.

Now I have mastered this skill, I belive that others can come here for thier .SSC troubles.

Also, does the models have be at a certain file size? Because I made a space station models and It doesn't appear when I go to it.