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Tau-29, Leeds, interesting questions... - Fluffyball - 04-19-2015 So I was chilling lately in Tau-29, when suddenly: It wouldn't be anything surprising, if I wasn't aware on how our Saturn looks like through a very cheap telescope. So, the question is. Is this possible, that Tau-29 may have a rather distant gas giants that weren't included in game? (Tau-29 is pretty pocket.) The other interesting thing is that when jumping into New London from Manchester, you are able to see a star right in a way of jumping. No other star is so clearly close in the background, so may it be New London? If yes, might it be that NL and Manchester are in fact a double-star system? Of course you can't see the Manchester behind your back then you enter New London, but I believe it's caused by the fog in the system. RE: Tau-29, Leeds, interesting questions... - Wesker - 04-19-2015 It's all in the conspir[A]cy RE: Tau-29, Leeds, interesting questions... - DragonRider - 04-19-2015 Most likely it's only a distant star / saturn clone, only visible on the starsphere. Trough it's interesting how you can see it in both ways. Little things like that add do the game's charm. RE: Tau-29, Leeds, interesting questions... - Panzer - 04-19-2015 Disco messed it up, but original FL's starspheres were painted with their surroundings in mind. No surprise there. RE: Tau-29, Leeds, interesting questions... - Mort - 04-19-2015 Why do you think that it's Saturn? RE: Tau-29, Leeds, interesting questions... - Connor - 04-19-2015 It's meant to represent another galaxy or something like that (I think) RE: Tau-29, Leeds, interesting questions... - Cashew - 04-19-2015 I'd say it was a zoner tear but I'd be more inclined to think it was just a larger star. RE: Tau-29, Leeds, interesting questions... - Fluffyball - 04-21-2015 (04-19-2015, 07:03 PM)Mort Wrote: Why do you think that it's Saturn?Read it again. I said I know how Saturn, that is ringed gas planet, looks like. RE: Tau-29, Leeds, interesting questions... - Sylvie557 - 04-21-2015 It also look similar to a spiral galaxy from the side. RE: Tau-29, Leeds, interesting questions... - Eugen - 04-21-2015 caroline's star v2 eh? |