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Though I suppse its limbs hard to account for radioactive decay.

Well I've hereby trying to work out the inner structure of doomed in order to have some idea of the temperatures that may be encountered corewards (very rough ofcourse). My starting point was to work out the ice to silicate ratio from the satellites over density incomparion to that of water and sili...

Hey i noticed that last nights doctor who confidential showed celestia to explain the vastness of space, kudos to celestia:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0 ... xtra_Time/

really nice, you just need to correct the color curves and you are done.

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I dont see a problem with the orinial chart as its called selling, & anyway its peoples responsability no to be fooled lol.

Btw, felipe brando (cadavid) is me, second name is important to cos as far as i know there are 4 felipe brandos in the world lol

why dont you release that texture of yours

Nice, though id loved if they use some star trek names too, like "sarek sea" or wherever.

That artist's impression is very similar to the sort of quality you can get using Celestia nowadays. With a bit of post processing and the use of large enough textures I think it would be fairly easy to make an image like that. Umm, i really dont know, celestia has a narrow options for graphics but...

Oh wow, thats a hard one, i guess i was still in two parts as genetic material inside the cells of 2 four year olds & wouldnt come together for another 21 years.

Though my memory of that day is a bit fuzzy

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Love the pic.

ajtribick wrote:Also see the paper published in this thread I posted here a few days ago.

I understand it roughly, but the details are over my head but i like to get to understand stuff so i will look at it closely and research anything i dont understand.

Your unfounded fear is probably from watching too many Sci-Fi shows. :wink: Probably, but i would think that the concequences of a blakhole encountering the solar system would be disastrous from a biased human & survaivalist point of view. The reality is that the Nova and the resulting stellar ...

Well not really "good", hopefully we would observe a nove with a neutron star remainder (it would be astonishing it it turns out that the nova had occured a while ago and the light/image of the event would arrive in the next few years). Why not "good"? What could be bad about th...

I wonder if this means Betelgeuse might be in it's death throes... I hope so. :D Not that I so much want the star gone, but it would be fascinating to observe! ... and it would certainly be interesting/useful to have a black hole to study at such close range. :) Well not really "good", ho...

Ah well, shame it cant be changed but now i understant the how the error arrised (yes i would imagine that improving the formula would be extremely difficult), anyway as a celestia user i just felt compelled to report it

Its celestia 1.5.1 (the latest donload available from main page), i really dont know wich file but i imagine its stars.dat (in celestia A is at 18 sol rad and B is at 1.2).

Well after checking out the stars i noticed something rather odd,star A is at 18 sol radius and B at 1.2 sol radius althogh all reference i can find state that A is 12.2 sol radius and B is 9.2 sol radius (though temperatures seem ok), even in celestia on looks exagerated ove the other. is this by d...