Take the Milkyway Galaxy and shrink it into a space small enough to fill up the stock system. Take the most extreme planets and stars you can imagine, and put them in one place. With a multitude of planets and stars to explore, the Extreme Galaxy system is the one system where you can let your curiosity guide you.
For those who want to a challenge, I suggest you design a rocket that could take off from TOI-849 B, the largest confirmed rock planet.
Scale:
- Radius 1/5 scale
- Star gravity 1/9.8 scale
- Planet gravity full scale
Features:
- 10 star systems
- 17 stars
- 23 planets and moons
- Earth and Moon launchpoints
- Real and hypothetical planets.
Warning:
Beware of the crushpoints of the stars. Pay particular attention to Sirius B and PSR J1311-3430.
GENERAL INFO
- Created On: iOS
- Game Version: 0.9.616.1
CELESTIAL BODIES
| Name | Parent | Radius | Surface Gravity | Apoapsis | Periapsis |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sagittarius A | 440.0 Mm | 2.50 km/s | - | - | |
| PSR J1311-3430 | Sagittarius A | 2,800 m | 186,194,623.59 km/s | 89,772.3 Mm | 89,592.9 Mm |
| PSR J1311-3430 B | PSR J1311-3430 | 8,388 km | 1.04 km/s | 195.7 Mm | 189.9 Mm |
| TOI-849 | Sagittarius A | 125.2 Mm | 29.3 m/s | 152,718.4 Mm | 150,576.6 Mm |
| TOI-849 B | TOI-849 | 3,892 km | 42.7 m/s | 349.0 Mm | 344.3 Mm |
| Kepler-1625 | Sagittarius A | 130.8 Mm | 30.3 m/s | 223,423.3 Mm | 221,181.9 Mm |
| Kepler-1625 B | Kepler-1625 | 14,781 km | 268.5 m/s | 6,570.4 Mm | 6,504.5 Mm |
| Kepler-1625 B I | Kepler-1625 B | 6,110 km | 8.1 m/s | 198.4 Mm | 194.8 Mm |
| Kepler-1625 B II | Kepler-1625 B | 1,104 km | 8.5 m/s | 666.7 Mm | 601.4 Mm |
| KOI 7235.01 | Sagittarius A | 126.6 Mm | 18.2 m/s | 300,581.9 Mm | 298,771.6 Mm |
| KOI 7235.01 B | KOI 7235.01 | 1,457 km | 11.3 m/s | 5,700.2 Mm | 5,533.1 Mm |
| KOI 7235.01 B I | KOI 7235.01 B | 434 km | 2.1 m/s | 26,279 km | 24,597 km |
| KOI 7235.01 C | KOI 7235.01 | 3,664 km | 8.8 m/s | 13,143.9 Mm | 13,012.1 Mm |
| Sol | Sagittarius A | 139.1 Mm | 27.9 m/s | 383,642.5 Mm | 379,793.6 Mm |
| Earth | Sol | 1,274 km | 9.8 m/s | 7,502.4 Mm | 7,337.6 Mm |
| Luna | Earth | 350 km | 1.6 m/s | 38,989 km | 37,979 km |
| Jupiter | Sol | 13,980 km | 24.8 m/s | 20,533.9 Mm | 20,001.8 Mm |
| HD 100546 | Sagittarius A | 264.4 Mm | 18.6 m/s | 490,841.5 Mm | 486,182.0 Mm |
| HD 100546 B | HD 100546 | 96,477 km | 10.6 m/s | 18,123.4 Mm | 18,087.2 Mm |
| HD 100546 B I | HD 100546 B | 1,807 km | 18.5 m/s | 372.8 Mm | 345.9 Mm |
| HD 100546 C | HD 100546 | 21,178 km | 18.6 m/s | 37,673.4 Mm | 35,837.4 Mm |
| EBLM J0555-57 Aa | Sagittarius A | 137.7 Mm | 32.2 m/s | 602,928.6 Mm | 596,880.0 Mm |
| EBLM J0555-57 Ab | EBLM J0555-57 Aa | 11,746 km | 317.4 m/s | 724.6 Mm | 694.9 Mm |
| EBLM J0555-57 B | EBLM J0555-57 Aa | 130.8 Mm | 28.4 m/s | 20,085.6 Mm | 15,978.4 Mm |
| EBLM J0555-57 C | EBLM J0555-57 B | 805 km | 5.9 m/s | 5,072.7 Mm | 4,921.3 Mm |
| EBLM J0555-57 D | EBLM J0555-57 Aa | 325 km | 0.8 m/s | 37,185.1 Mm | 32,339.1 Mm |
| Sirius A | Sagittarius A | 238.1 Mm | 19.7 m/s | 722,838.6 Mm | 709,826.2 Mm |
| Sirius B | Sirius A | 1,170 km | 402.85 km/s | 30,643.0 Mm | 15,224.3 Mm |
| Sirius C | Sirius A | 2,588 km | 35.1 m/s | 55,634.9 Mm | 46,861.6 Mm |
| Alpha Centauri A | Sagittarius A | 170.2 Mm | 18.7 m/s | 846,132.4 Mm | 844,441.9 Mm |
| Alpha Centauri B | Alpha Centauri A | 120.1 Mm | 34.0 m/s | 20,230.4 Mm | 13,184.1 Mm |
| Proxima Centauri | Alpha Centauri A | 21,455 km | 143.3 m/s | 43,607.5 Mm | 36,264.8 Mm |
| Proxima Centauri B | Proxima Centauri | 1,363 km | 10.0 m/s | 436.8 Mm | 425.4 Mm |
| Proxima Centauri C | Proxima Centauri | 2,946 km | 12.6 m/s | 8,730.1 Mm | 8,435.5 Mm |
| Gliese 105 A | Sagittarius A | 118.2 Mm | 17.4 m/s | 1,009,083.1 Mm | 990,916.9 Mm |
| Gliese 105 E | Gliese 105 A | 1,593 km | 16.6 m/s | 3,749.8 Mm | 3,608.6 Mm |
| Gliese 105 E I | Gliese 105 E | 610 km | 4.7 m/s | 13,864 km | 13,725 km |
| Gliese 105 C | Gliese 105 A | 14,680 km | 203.8 m/s | 11,944.8 Mm | 11,174.2 Mm |
| Gliese 105 B | Gliese 105 A | 34,775 km | 93.9 m/s | 47,222.0 Mm | 31,678.2 Mm |
| Gliese 105 D | Gliese 105 B | 2,080 km | 21.4 m/s | 409.6 Mm | 398.9 Mm |
13 Comments
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8,895 RudimentaryCheezit+2 2.9 years ago
@lordvader0219! I figured out the problem, it was a mod I downloaded thinking it would work on mobile, but my stupidity has thought me a lesson LOL
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8,895 RudimentaryCheezit2.9 years ago
@lordvader0219, I’m not getting a error message, it just doesn’t appear in the planetary system menu
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11.6k lordvader0219+1 3.0 years ago
Can anyone else please test out this system. I noticed that the game doesn't always download every celestial body.
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11.6k lordvader0219+1 3.0 years ago
@matrix501 well that’s terrifying! I never thought such a thing could happen. I uploaded this system on mobile so I have no way of knowing if the upload was currupted. The system looked fine on the website. And are you on PC or mobile? I’m not familiar with the process of how to download systems on PC. The small file might be because you already downloaded the planets so your computer is only loading the system.
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+1 3.0 years ago
Wow! something very wrong with this file! 1mb? When i checked inside the file it has one line of code no wonder it dont work.Can you please fix this file please I know a system this size is far larger then 1mb! It says simplerockets2://planetarysystem/SN2e8q I downloaded the other system and it works fine but this one needs to be fixed please thank you for your time!
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11.6k lordvader02193.0 years ago
@ILoveSpaceALot what error message are you getting? Are you on an old device?
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11.6k lordvader0219+1 3.0 years ago
Thank you all for the upvotes. Ill be working on an update for this system and another system with the updates bases once 0.9.704 is released for mobile.
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11.6k lordvader0219+1 3.0 years ago
@TopSecret2 that may explain the popularity of the Canaan Trinary System. That system has 8 bases.
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547 TopSecret2+1 3.0 years ago
TRAPPIST-1 might be a really cool addition to the extreme systems here! A lot to explore, but I’d be happy to try it out. For feedback: it might be a good idea to add bases to the different terrestrial planets with habitable atmospheres instead.
I love this so much because ever since ai joined JNO, this was the first system I downloaded and it brings so much memories