The eleven planets

[Jonas Windsor]

The eleven planets in the Atos system. I find Glinos interesting for its strong reflection of the sunlight. And Indigo of course, which looks (don't say it can ) to have the opportunity to sustain lifeforms.

Eos


Micras

Moon: Tarsica

Plateau


Indigo

Moon: Ivory

Pyros

Moons: Fenrir, Lukedu, Agni

Glinos


Chrysos


Nephele


Thalassa


Opisthe


Noctis

[dr-spangle]

10 points if you can then get screenshots of every moon

an extra 20 points for getting one of every asteroid and their moons

[Jonas Windsor]

That can be arranged!
Maybe you can make me a simple system so I can easily upload them?

[Jonas Windsor]

And here are the moons:

Tarsica (Micras)


Ivory (Indigo)


Cyclops (Pyros)


Fenrir (Chrysos)


Lukedu (Chrysos)


Agni (Chrysos)

[dr-spangle]

the simple system is currently called the wiki

[Jonas Windsor]

the simple system is currently called the wiki

Meh.

Alright then.

[dr-spangle]

It's on the todowiki
http://dr-spangle.com/Wikis/Todowiki/in ... AS_website

but bleh

[Aster]

Excellent stuff! Doubtless there are a few more further out planets and planetoids beyond the gas giants (I presume that the gas giants would naturally be pretty far out from Atos in relation to Micras, and that they naturally provide protection against asteroids coming into the neighbourhood), but I would be interested to see a Venus analogue (Not only because I find Venus interesting, but because it would be a real challenge to send probes to and it would be fun to have series after series of probe just be crushed by the pressure on the surface).

[Jonas Windsor]

These pictures were made thanks to a program which Bill had used (and edited that way that you could visit the Micras system). I remember adding a Batavian space station around Micras (which I could see floating around it). Perhaps interesting to revive that project (if I ever find the program again on my PC).

[Joe]

That'd be excellent if you could do that!

[Jonas Windsor]

That'd be excellent if you could do that!

I found a picture of the program (it's called Celestia) on Bill's site:



I think that the program (with Bill his mod) itself is still installed on my old computer, so I can try to find and upload it.

[Orion]

You can get the latest version of Celestia here: http://www.shatters.net/celestia/

[Joe]

Did you ever find that mod?

[chrimigules]

I can ask Bill.

[chrimigules]

Bill: ooh gotta find it. Actually I did more than just the system; I added stars as well, so it's basically a whole galaxy (er, granted one with an even spherical distribution of stars; My next step was to change that distribution but never got around to it)
Bill: I should place my conworld in the same celestia universe :p
Bill: i'll go find it at home. making stuff like that is trivial
Bill: ...plus i have astro grad student friends here so I can probably make something slightly more rigorous