General screenshot thread

[Darwin]

Rings, Rings, and more Rings!!

Yep....

Sounds like a typical Empire night.......

*Snick*

How about this then. Look at the craters on those!

[JohnLuke]

Ever since I've posted how I keep finding binary/ternary star systems with veeeery close stars - I just keep running into more and more of them!

Goodness gracious great balls of fire!

Continuing Skipp's theme....

3 Class B stars in this system with a bonus...... a black hole!!

Has anyone seen my sunglasses??

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[JohnLuke]

How about this then. Look at the craters on those!

Hubba Hubba

[Trinity Star]

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[JohnLuke]

Great shots as always, Victoria!

[JohnLuke]

Why you should always exit a jump with your throttle at zero.....

This screenshot was my drop location in this system.

[Roger Wilco Jr]

Nice shots, Roger Wilco Jr!

Thanks. I think everybody is posting great shots here.

If you look in the storage closet next to the power distro, you may find a can or two of high-heat white.

Spoken like a man who as painted a header or two in his lifetime, eh JohnLuke?


My favorite part of entering binary (an up) systems is bouncing off one sun and getting thrown right between 2 or 3 suns and have your temperature instantly start rising. Usually you are outside the heat zone, but when you're not, you better pick a good exit vector, and fast, or you will be taking heat damage for sure, any you may, regardless. It's very exciting for sure.


A few more from my trip ...

It's like looking in a mirror


In Silhouette


Strange Star Grouping


Constellations? We don't need no stinking constellations.

[JohnLuke]

If you look in the storage closet next to the power distro, you may find a can or two of high-heat white.

Spoken like a man who as painted a header or two in his lifetime, eh JohnLuke?

Good catch! Yup, I've been around cars forever. It's how I put food on the table.

**Loved** the Silhouette shot that you posted!

[Skipp]

Screenshot galore incoming! 12k Ly from home and rushing back as fast as I can. However, I couldn't pass the opportunity to visit this majestic gas giant only 60ish Ls from it's main star. (click for original size)



Now, I call all your awesome screenshots and raise with this Earth like planet orbiting another Earth-like


Even though I'm trying to get back as fast as possible, I had to visit the nearby nebula.


More close binary stars


And finally... when I was about to call it for the day, this little fatso greats me with his two wittwe hands showing how happy he is for finally being discovered

[JohnLuke]

Great shots, Skipp! Love the two earth like planets..... damn!

As for the last one..... ROFL!!