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Cpt Swagg Federal Navy Academy Gallente Federation 8	Posted - 2014.04.13 10:05:00 - [1] - Quote As seen here http://www.ccpgames.com/en/home The gallente transport ship is in a system with two stars.
Divine Entervention Deep Core Mining Inc. Caldari State 287	Posted - 2014.04.13 10:05:00 - [2] - Quote Yea, every system I'm in. Me and the other star. Proof of lying in thread. https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&m=4349703#post4349703

Chribba Otherworld Enterprises Otherworld Empire 11658	Posted - 2014.04.13 10:08:00 - [3] - Quote Binary systems are rumored to exist, but we have yet to see one and live to tell the tale!! GÿàGÿàGÿà Secure 3rd party service GÿàGÿàGÿà Visit my in-game channel 'Holy Veldspar' Twitter @Chribba

Azami Nevinyrall Red Federation RvB - RED Federation 1825	Posted - 2014.04.13 10:26:00 - [4] - Quote IRL they're everywhere! EVE ignores science... New player experience, more highsec PvE missions, casual play, balance, counters to AFK cloaking, expanding the NEX store, and Power Projection. Azami Nevinyrall for CSM9!
Jarod Garamonde Sardaukar Merc Guild General Tso's Alliance 1571	Posted - 2014.04.13 10:31:00 - [5] - Quote Chribba wrote: Binary systems are rumored to exist, but we have yet to see one and live to tell the tale!! Our own solar system, IRL, is strongly suspected to be binary, based on new evidence. But the second star is so small, and so close to the main star, that it isn't exactly visible, if, indeed, it is there, at all. Most IRL binary systems are like that, though. That moment when you realize the crazy lady with all the cats was right...
Azami Nevinyrall Red Federation RvB - RED Federation 1828	Posted - 2014.04.13 10:41:00 - [6] - Quote Jarod Garamonde wrote: Our own solar system, IRL, is strongly suspected to be binary, based on new evidence. But the second star is so small, and so close to the main star, that it isn't exactly visible, if, indeed, it is there, at all. Being an amateur astronomer myself, i'd REALLY like the source of that claim! New player experience, more highsec PvE missions, casual play, balance, counters to AFK cloaking, expanding the NEX store, and Power Projection. Azami Nevinyrall for CSM9!
Kaarous Aldurald ROC Deep Space The ROC 4638	Posted - 2014.04.13 10:43:00 - [7] - Quote Azami Nevinyrall wrote: Jarod Garamonde wrote: Our own solar system, IRL, is strongly suspected to be binary, based on new evidence. But the second star is so small, and so close to the main star, that it isn't exactly visible, if, indeed, it is there, at all. Being an amateur astronomer myself, i'd REALLY like the source of that claim! Seconded, back that up Jarod. boom, phrasing! "Verily, I have often laughed at the weaklings who thought themselves good because they had no claws." -áPsychotic Monk for CSM9.
Jarod Garamonde Sardaukar Merc Guild General Tso's Alliance 1574	Posted - 2014.04.13 10:44:00 - [8] - Quote Azami Nevinyrall wrote: Jarod Garamonde wrote: Our own solar system, IRL, is strongly suspected to be binary, based on new evidence. But the second star is so small, and so close to the main star, that it isn't exactly visible, if, indeed, it is there, at all. Being an amateur astronomer myself, i'd REALLY like the source of that claim! Something discussed in one of my classes, recently. I'll ask my prof for the source he quoted from, next time I have that class. That moment when you realize the crazy lady with all the cats was right...
Oberine Noriepa 1486	Posted - 2014.04.13 10:44:00 - [9] - Quote Divine Entervention wrote: Yea, every system I'm in. Me and the other star. Too good.
Proclus Diadochu Obstergo Red Coat Conspiracy 1522	Posted - 2014.04.13 10:48:00 - [10] - Quote Yes. Come to w-space. CSM9 Candidate \| Twitter: @autoritare \| Gmail: [email protected] Campaign Thread: http://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=325889 My Blog: http://casualcapsuleer.wordpress.com \| No-Local News Writer/Editor

Jarod Garamonde Sardaukar Merc Guild General Tso's Alliance 1574	Posted - 2014.04.13 10:49:00 - [11] - Quote Kaarous Aldurald wrote: Azami Nevinyrall wrote: Jarod Garamonde wrote: Our own solar system, IRL, is strongly suspected to be binary, based on new evidence. But the second star is so small, and so close to the main star, that it isn't exactly visible, if, indeed, it is there, at all. Being an amateur astronomer myself, i'd REALLY like the source of that claim! Seconded, back that up Jarod. boom, phrasing! Oh, the Archer references...... Don't you know that's how we get ants? That moment when you realize the crazy lady with all the cats was right...
Sibyyl 372	Posted - 2014.04.13 10:51:00 - [12] - Quote Maybe if the secondary star is a neutron star and only a few kilometers across. But we'd see it rotate into view, and more important notice the mass drain out from Sol into the denser star. Now that you are campers you will have more parties and no more sad lonely bubbles.
Azami Nevinyrall Red Federation RvB - RED Federation 1829	Posted - 2014.04.13 10:54:00 - [13] - Quote Jarod Garamonde wrote: Azami Nevinyrall wrote: Jarod Garamonde wrote: Our own solar system, IRL, is strongly suspected to be binary, based on new evidence. But the second star is so small, and so close to the main star, that it isn't exactly visible, if, indeed, it is there, at all. Being an amateur astronomer myself, i'd REALLY like the source of that claim! Something discussed in one of my classes, recently. I'll ask my prof for the source he quoted from, next time I have that class. Well, for a body to be a star is has to be huge! Bigger then Jupiter, and it was to have an orbit. It would emit light, and have a gravitational effect. After the centuries of constant observations (not to mention the few satellite we tossed into space to stare at the sun!) The solar eclipses that we first used to see the photosphere. We've observed nothing to back up your claim! New player experience, more highsec PvE missions, casual play, balance, counters to AFK cloaking, expanding the NEX store, and Power Projection. Azami Nevinyrall for CSM9!
Azami Nevinyrall Red Federation RvB - RED Federation 1830	Posted - 2014.04.13 10:56:00 - [14] - Quote Sibyyl wrote: Maybe if the secondary star is a neutron star and only a few kilometers across. But we'd see it rotate into view, and more important notice the mass drain out from Sol into the denser star. Possible, but the radiation would kill all life in a instant. I'm ignoring the effects of gravity here... New player experience, more highsec PvE missions, casual play, balance, counters to AFK cloaking, expanding the NEX store, and Power Projection. Azami Nevinyrall for CSM9!
Solecist Project Center for Advanced Studies Gallente Federation 257	Posted - 2014.04.13 11:02:00 - [15] - Quote Jarod Garamonde wrote: Chribba wrote: Binary systems are rumored to exist, but we have yet to see one and live to tell the tale!! Our own solar system There's only ONE solar system in the entire universe. Damn, I wish I could kick everyone in the nuts repeatedly until they get it right, including every single person at CCP who keeps making this stupid mistake.
Jarod Garamonde Sardaukar Merc Guild General Tso's Alliance 1579	Posted - 2014.04.13 11:10:00 - [16] - Quote Azami Nevinyrall wrote: Jarod Garamonde wrote: Azami Nevinyrall wrote: Jarod Garamonde wrote: Our own solar system, IRL, is strongly suspected to be binary, based on new evidence. But the second star is so small, and so close to the main star, that it isn't exactly visible, if, indeed, it is there, at all. Being an amateur astronomer myself, i'd REALLY like the source of that claim! Something discussed in one of my classes, recently. I'll ask my prof for the source he quoted from, next time I have that class. Well, for a body to be a star is has to be huge! Bigger then Jupiter, and it was to have an orbit. It would emit light, and have a gravitational effect. After the centuries of constant observations (not to mention the few satellite we tossed into space to stare at the sun!) The solar eclipses that we first used to see the photosphere. We've observed nothing to back up your claim! I'll post it in another thread when I get the scoop. It wasn't my claim. I'm not even studying anything related, in school. I'm a bio major. Just thought it would be awesome to take some other science classes, as electives. Someone mentioned "neutron star", and that suddenly rings a bell. Need to talk to the man in the bowtie, again (no, not THAT man in the bowtie). That moment when you realize the crazy lady with all the cats was right...
Baneken Arctic Light Inc. Arctic Light 221	Posted - 2014.04.13 11:15:00 - [17] - Quote Now the first mis-conception is that a binary star system would have two stars orbiting each other at relatively close distances when in fact the opposite is often the case for example Sirius A & B is binary star system but you can barely see the other star.
BLACK-STAR 603	Posted - 2014.04.13 11:17:00 - [18] - Quote This has bothered me over WH space that a dwarf star or in compass of a binary star only exits "HERE'. Unintentionally the game engine only recognizes a single star as a system and elsewise a backdrop of another star.
Serene Repose 1254	Posted - 2014.04.13 11:55:00 - [19] - Quote Chribba wrote: Binary systems are rumored to exist, but we have yet to see one and live to tell the tale!! If Chribba and Mintchiplol were in the same system at the same time! Yeah. That'd be it. I have sworn upon the altar of God eternal hostility toward every form of tyranny over the mind of man.-á
James Amril-Kesh 4S Corporation Goonswarm Federation 9371	Posted - 2014.04.13 11:58:00 - [20] - Quote Solecist Project wrote: Jarod Garamonde wrote: Chribba wrote: Binary systems are rumored to exist, but we have yet to see one and live to tell the tale!! Our own solar system There's only ONE solar system in the entire universe. Damn, I wish I could kick everyone in the nuts repeatedly until they get it right, including every single person at CCP who keeps making this stupid mistake. "Everyone warp to the Sun." "Pretty much all 14 of the CSM were in favor of a drone assign nerf for OBVIOUS gameplay reasons" - Sala Cameron

James Amril-Kesh 4S Corporation Goonswarm Federation 9372	Posted - 2014.04.13 12:01:00 - [21] - Quote Serene Repose wrote: Chribba wrote: Binary systems are rumored to exist, but we have yet to see one and live to tell the tale!! If Chribba and Mintchiplol were in the same system at the same time! Yeah. That'd be it. If you were inclined enough you might be able to use one of Chribba's own sites to find out if that ever happened. "Pretty much all 14 of the CSM were in favor of a drone assign nerf for OBVIOUS gameplay reasons" - Sala Cameron
Anize Oramara S T R A T C O M Critical-Mass 158	Posted - 2014.04.13 13:15:00 - [22] - Quote here you go: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nemesis_(hypothetical_star) Also closest binary system is in fact our next door neighbor, Alpha Centauri A and B. If you consider Proxima Centauri part of that star system then it is a trinary system: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha_Centauri
Chopper Rollins Brutor Tribe Minmatar Republic 711	Posted - 2014.04.13 13:36:00 - [23] - Quote Binary systems are so common they are almost the norm. Jupiter is seen as a failed star, if it had more mass it could have ignited. Jupiter actually emits more infrared heat than it gets from Sol. The Sirius A and B system also has a third tiny star the Dogon called the mustard seed star. How they knew it was there is still a mystery. Romantic neckbeards might still be able to pay a few hundred dollars to get a star system named after them and their paramours, it was $110 back in the 80s and is official in the NGC designations or whatever they use these days. Goggles. Making me look good. Making you look good.
LordPidey Adtur Aloren Foundations 2	Posted - 2014.04.13 13:51:00 - [24] - Quote Perhaps stargates can only work on non-binary star systems? It's not a stretch to say that TWO moving sources of mass the size of a star would interfere with the space distorting effects of a stargate.
Baneken Arctic Light Inc. Arctic Light 221	Posted - 2014.04.13 13:56:00 - [25] - Quote LordPidey Adtur wrote: Perhaps stargates can only work on non-binary star systems? It's not a stretch to say that TWO moving sources of mass the size of a star would interfere with the space distorting effects of a stargate. Actually it's the other way around star gates require binary systems to operate.
Jamagh Caldari Provisions Caldari State 186	Posted - 2014.04.13 14:39:00 - [26] - Quote Proclus Diadochu wrote: Yes. Come to w-space. Yeah what he said. Heard on coms the other day that a wormhole had two stars. I joked about it, asked if it had a barren planet. There was two of them, so I said lets call one of them Tatooine. Send a detatchment to the surface. There will be no one to stop us this time! "Please stop reopening silly rumor threads."-á CCP Navigator.
Maximillan Lancaster Alpha Traders 171	Posted - 2014.04.13 14:46:00 - [27] - Quote The tatooine system.
Laiannah Sahireen Republic Military School Minmatar Republic 72	Posted - 2014.04.13 14:47:00 - [28] - Quote The phenomena at the EVE gate gives the appearance of there being two stars in the system. There's the actual star, then a huge starburst effect from the aftermath of the event that collapsed the EVE gate.
i-AA Cream Pie Carpet Munchers 8	Posted - 2014.04.13 17:38:00 - [29] - Quote I have been in systems with 2 stars, in wh space. However only 1 shows on the overview, and only one can be seen in the solar system map. I guess it's more of a background image thing, the nebulae.
Rowells Unknown Soldiers Fidelas Constans 440	Posted - 2014.04.13 17:54:00 - [30] - Quote Speaking of eve not following science, what about gas giants having moon that are more like planets? I think Ganymede is almost as big as mars and some of the other moons have molten cores similar to our own.



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