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fyr02's Fictional System

Posted: 18.06.2019, 02:55
by fyr02
fyr02's NDPC Universe
(Formerly called "fyr02's fictional system")

Hi, this is fyr02, this is where I'll be posting add-ons and updates related to my fictional universe (now called NDPC). So far there are four planetary systems, each orbiting a main-sequence star, with all four stars being in a multiple star system. If you scroll down to the later posts you can view the development of the NDPC Universe.

Official NDPC Website: http://bit.ly/fyr02-ndpc

Download Instructions

To download my fictional systems - you must first download the core package - the add-on that defines all of the orbits of the parent stars - since this cannot be done separately by each add-on. It is important that you DO NOT re-name the add-on folder from "DPC", as the folder must be alphabetically above K for this to work. After you have downloaded the core package, you are then free to download any of the planetary system add-ons.

IMPORTANT NOTE! If you downloaded and installed the Kessea add-on before December 8th, 2019, you will need to uninstall the Kessea add-on, download the NDPC Core Package, and re-install it, as the old version of the Kessea add-on is NOT compatible with the NDPC core package.

NDPC Core Package Download: https://www.deviantart.com/fireon12064/art/NDPC-Core-Package-by-Fireon-822870467

IMPORTANT NOTE! These add-ons are still in development. As such some of the planetary systems might still be in development and are not available for download.

Kessea Planetary System Download: https://www.deviantart.com/fireon12064/art/Kessea ... eon-Fictional-System-809720964

Koradeon Planetary System Download: https://www.deviantart.com/fireon12064/art/Korade ... eon-Fictional-System-828531280

Karya Planetary System Download: https://www.deviantart.com/fireon12064/art/Karya- ... eon-Fictional-System-833078324

Kevona Planetary System Download: https://www.deviantart.com/fireon12064/art/Kevona ... eon-Fictional-System-822875790

[For legacy this is when development started]

Added Fyralivon.

Fyralivon, fifth planet from Kessea (Spectral Type K2V)

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Added Prosnus.

Prosnus/Fyralivon I, innermost moon of Fyralivon, d=2,345 km

prosnus.PNG


Added Keradreus.

Keradreus/Fyralivon II, second moon of Fyralivon, d=2,465 km

keradreus2.PNG


Added Sizarian.

Sizarian/Fyralivon III, smallest moon of Fyralivon, d=2,125 km

sizarian.PNG


Added Denorea.

Denorea/Fyralivon IV, icy moon and fourth moon of Fyralivon, d=2,396 km

denorea.PNG


Added after 14 minutes 16 seconds:

Added Nadnova.

Nadnova/Fyralivon V, outermost moon of Fyralivon, d=2,298 km

nadnova.PNG

Posted: 18.06.2019, 04:44
by SpaceFanatic64
Nice! I can see this as the relaunching of fictional solar systems for Celestia.

Posted: 18.06.2019, 13:48
by fyr02
More snips of development....

Added Yuuzoth.

Yuuzoth, sixth planet from Kessea, d=96,096km

yuuzoth.PNG


Added Ukrara.

Ukrara/Yuuzoth I, innermost moon of Yuuzoth, heavily cratered, orbits within a ring gap of Yuuzoth; d=2,024 km

ukrara.PNG


Added after 9 hours 14 minutes:

Added Xidenia.

Xidenia/Yuuzoth II,second moon of Yuuzoth, d=2,007 km, has an atmosphere and liquid isopropanol lakes

xidenia.PNG

Posted: 19.06.2019, 18:44
by fyr02
Added Thaddiuq.

Thaddiuq/Yuuzoth III, used to have a subsurface ocean, but resonances with the other moons caused its orbit to circularize, and the ocean dried up. The only remnants are a layer of iron oxide on its surface that colors it red. d=1,894km

thaddiuq.PNG


Added after 8 hours 20 minutes:

Added Keseren.

Keseren/Yuuzoth IV, Yuuzoth's outermost moon. d=1,974km

keseren.PNG


Added after 1 hour 30 minutes:

Added Argolea.

Argolea/Kessea e, habitable world and fourth planet of Kessea. d=12,812km, photosynthesis on Argolea is performed using red pigments

argolea.PNG

Posted: 20.06.2019, 23:12
by fyr02
Added Runetica.

Runetica/Argolea I, barren inner moon of Argolea:

runetica.PNG


Added Trypticia.

Trypticia/Argolea II, outer moon of Argolea

trypticia.PNG

Posted: 21.06.2019, 21:00
by fyr02
Modified Texture for Argolea.

New Argolea Texture, grass changed from red to green

argolea2.PNG

Posted: 07.07.2019, 18:20
by fyr02
Added Tathanus.

Tathanus, innermost planet of Kessea, d=6424 km

tathanus.PNG


Added Daxitanus.

Daxitanus, second planet of Kessea, has a thick atmosphere, d=13142 km

daxitanus.PNG


Added Destrenus.

Destrenus, third planet of Kessea, used to have primordial water and life but it dried up. It still retains an Earth-like atmosphere. d=12624 km

destrenus.PNG


Added Kivarth.

Kivarth/Destrenus I, only moon of Destrenus, barren and cratered, d=4,251 km

kivarth.PNG


Added after 56 seconds:
Only Kostranus needs to be finished now...

Posted: 08.07.2019, 06:01
by jujuapapa
Hi,

Nice look !

Where is this sytem ?

If the star has spectral type equal to K2V (less bright than our sun) and the inhabited planet in fourth position, the planets are closer, right ?
What are the distances from the star for each planet ?

Posted: 08.07.2019, 18:26
by fyr02
jujuapapa,

Here are all of the orbital info for the Kessea System. Moon inclinations are missing but that's the only thing that's not on there.
PLANETS: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1DjwzHc-Po ... LDMHhzQcBpHNg/edit?usp=sharing
MOONS: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1WVGbThyjf ... gT4T3zL0s0WQQ/edit?usp=sharing
Star:
RA 179.55673 deg
Dec 65.26387 deg
Distance 423 ly
Apparent Magnitude 16.96

Added after 5 hours 31 minutes:

Added Kostranus.

Kostranus, seventh, largest, and outermost planet of Kessea, has very faint rings (not visible here) and deep red color. d=132451 km

kostranus.PNG


Added Yarkoth.

Yarkoth/Kostranus I, innermost and barren moon of Kostranus, d=4,046 km

yarkoth.PNG

Posted: 09.07.2019, 03:02
by SpaceFanatic64
You should probably update the first post with your progress.

Posted: 09.07.2019, 04:57
by jujuapapa
:clap:

Posted: 09.07.2019, 16:58
by fyr02
Okay, updating the first post

Posted: 11.07.2019, 08:07
by jujuapapa
After testing the given data, I found :
1. for the star
kessea_pb.jpg
kessea_pb.jpg (18.99 KiB) Viewed 13132 times
=> too small, not enough light !

2. for the inhabited planet
kessea_argolea_pb.jpg
kessea_argolea_pb.jpg (13.85 KiB) Viewed 13132 times
=> too cold !

Conclusion : it's NOT possible, just try to be coherent even for a fictional system ! :fie:
@fyr02 => try to update the AppMag (example 12.0) and shorter distance for Argolea (0,46) :wink:

Posted: 11.07.2019, 08:15
by SpaceFanatic64
You realize it's a fictional system. FICTIONAL. It's not supposed to be scientifically accurate.

Posted: 11.07.2019, 08:22
by jujuapapa
spacef wrote :
It's not supposed to be scientifically accurate. :razz: :razz: :razz:


Sorry Mister ? who are you ?

What are your serious arguments ? :think:

Posted: 11.07.2019, 15:37
by fyr02
Sorry about that. Those values are generated by Celestia and sometimes those values can by horribly off. I'll try to fix that as soon as possible

Added after 17 minutes 1 second:
EDIT: The correct Radius should be 0.9212 x Sun, or 640703.812 km. The temperature on Argolea should now be a more liveable 238 K.
I've always imagined Argolea to have thicker atmosphere than Earth.
The reason why this happened is that I roughly based Kessea off of HD 40307 and didn't realize HD 40307 was a main-sequence star and not a
K-dwarf.
If you input this it should be fixed

Posted: 11.07.2019, 16:07
by SpaceFanatic64
My identity is private. I prefer to be hidden. But there I go again, getting mad at a minor thing. It's just that I get annoyed too easily. Ah, well.

Posted: 11.07.2019, 20:57
by Gurren Lagann
SpaceFanatic64 wrote:But there I go again, getting mad at a minor thing. It's just that I get annoyed too easily. Ah, well.
Welcome to my club.

Posted: 12.07.2019, 13:55
by jujuapapa
fyr02 wrote :
The reason why this happened is that I roughly based Kessea off of HD 40307 and didn't realize HD 40307 was a main-sequence star and not a
K-dwarf.

FYI and all other young people because you wrote a little mistake.

The twice stars Kessea (K2V) and HD 40307 (K2.5V) are together K-dwarf on main-sequence stars.
Only their spectral type are lightly different.
To do simply :
ts.jpg

To affinate the temperature we add numeric subdivisions 0 to 9.

to distinguish their life, we add a latin number to see their evolution.
class.jpg


Example : Sun is G2V star.

Posted: 16.07.2019, 14:10
by fyr02
I know that, the base for Kessea was ROUGHLY HD 40307. I mainly used it because it had a habitable planet that could be used as a guidepost for Argolea.

What I meant by main-sequence star was a K star on the main sequence, instead of a object of class sdK2 or K2IV (example: K2-3)

Added after 12 minutes 20 seconds:

Added Neophus.

Neophus/Kostranus II, d=4235 km

neophus.PNG


Added Daycnea.

Daycnea/Kostranus III, d=3936 km

daycnea.PNG


Added Nederra.

Nederra/Kostranus IV, d=2521 km, icy surface + 8K texture

nederra.PNG