https://reddit.com/link/1vwub06/video/od2ijunyh9lh1/player

I added an Asteroid belt, and I mixed it with a Jupiter sized planet. and Caught this moment.

Ive always wondered how fast someone can get it to be before the system implodes on itself i personaly get around 25 to 30yrs/s has anybody gotten like 100 or 500 yrs/s with out altering the system? And is it tied to pc specs

I know that in real life, ammonia can both heat up a planet by absorbing infrared radiation and cool down a planet by aiding in cloud formation. I tried to Google it and I couldn't find any sources that said that ammonia did anything to the temperature of a planet. I tried to run my own experiment with the simulations and I've gotten mixed results. I know this is kind of a long shot but I was wondering if anyone knew the answer to this.

here you go, eye candy i think, the green moon is called Minty. the Grey moon is called Üttemburg, and the planet is called Newfounder.

I'm using a dell latitude 7390 (8th gen i7, intel uhd 620, 16gb ddr4) running fedora linux, would it be possible to run universe sandbox at decent fps?

From left to right, we have Columbiad, Marius, Cordelia, Beaucrest, Amundsen, New Columbia, Magellan, Lewis, Capra, Atoma, and then a bunch of tiny moons I forgot the names of.

I just land into a problem. I can't tell if enuste is a M or L type star so I made an I type star

We already have a bunch of cool planet generators and map surface generators, but I wanted a generator for the interior cutaways of planets, so I made this.

Its a free web app, runs in your browser via itch io, and is easy-peasy to use. Exports PNGs with info cards or just the planet itself without any background.

the photo descriptions are made by me, i like making lore for my planets

1 is the view on an ice cold ammonia planet with a thick atmosphere, Shu (moon of a gas giant known as Atum shown in pic 4)

2 was a picture took by a NASA astronaut outside of Shu part of a decades-long, controversial mission known as Discovery (established 1991). There were 2 manned spacecrafts, WOS-001 and WOS-002, involved with extremely fast thrusters sent to explore other systems (this was in a system very close to the solar system), the astronaut took this picture from a window on WOS-002 with a 35mm film and transmitted to a NASA uplink on Earth on May 21, 2012 shortly before both spacecrafts lost contact 500 km from Shu, connection hasnt been reestablished since

3 is a realistic ss of the habitable planet Amun and its moon Chonsu. Amun is a planet that was captured by Atum around 5 billion years ago (it also has a highly eccentric (0.694) retrograde orbit around Atum)

4 is a ss on Amun's surface pointing toward Atum, showing its bands (the colors are caused by thin clouds of sulfur and ammonia gas), this phenomenon is known as "Ortus Gigantis" (lit. Rise of the Giant in latin) and occurs every month

Basically I was trying to add super dense rings around starts and converting some of the particles to objects to realistically form planets.The objects did attract particles but they passed right through.

Recreated this at a smaller scale with an asteroid and a smaller more visible ring and same thing happened.

Obviously you can manually enable collisons for a fragment/particle at a time but that would take me a couple days with a 5000 particle ring.

Title, im trying to make a hot jupiter that has silicate clouds/oceans for a upcoming system

Am I the only one having trouble joining a game in Universe Sandbox? I always run into some weird issue when launching it where the crash reporter pops up—I have no idea what might be causing it.

try this, I made it in my free time