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General FreeSpace => FreeSpace Discussion => Topic started by: adi11235 on January 06, 2007, 09:25:53 pm
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I thought I'd give you an idea of the scale of the FreeSpace universe.
Here is my small attempt with Celestia. I listed all the distances I could find in light years.
Several stars cannot be identified in the current databases. If an unidentified star is a node, I also cannot tell the distance between it and another known star (Since Vasuda is unknown, I can't tell the distance between it and Deneb, for instance).
So here are the mystery stars:
Vasuda
Laramis (maybe it's misspelled)
Tau Sigma (probably not a full star name)
Delphi
Ribos (It looks like a fictional star from the Dr. Who universe)
Cygnux X1*
* Here, there is a special case as it does not exist in the Celestia database. Cygnux X1 is a known binary system involving a blue giant and a black hole that is about 8000 ly away from Sol. Well, I could use data to triangulate its distance to Polaris, but that would be too much work.
(http://img215.imageshack.us/img215/9500/nodemapwithdistancesfreum9.jpg) (http://imageshack.us)
Now, can someone post that on the wiki? I don't really know how to work with it. Thanks.
So what do you think? Any additional info you might have about the layout of the Freespace universe?
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Nice.
Didn't that 3D nodemap have real-world distances with it?
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Vasuda is Beta Hydri.
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Vasuda is Beta Hydri.
That's fanon.
As are half the stars on that map for that matter. :D
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Well Goober said so. Umph.
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He's not the boss of me.
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Do you have a larger version of that? I'll find the map helpful though bigger is better. Save as a PNG next time, please!
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Well Goober said so. Umph.
I said it was fanon, too. :)