Difference between revisions of "How many and how dense are the stars in various universe setups?"

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=Density of stars (#stars/10000ly^2)=
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=[[Density]] of stars (#stars/10000ly^2)=
 
       Sparse  Normal Dense  Packed
 
       Sparse  Normal Dense  Packed
 
  T/S/M    1.5    2.00  2.50  3.75
 
  T/S/M    1.5    2.00  2.50  3.75

Revision as of 21:02, 28 April 2010

Here is the number of planets / density information for all universes, credited to Leonard Dickens.

Number of planets in a galaxy.

These numbers are not exact, actual number of planets may vary by 1 in a tiny/sparse, or 6+ in a huge/packed

Number of stars

     Sparse  Normal Dense  Packed
 Tiny    24      32     40     60
 Small   96     128    160    240
 Medium 216     288    360    540
 Large  384     512    640    910
 Huge   600     800    940    945

Size

       Edge(ly) Area(ly^2)
 Tiny     400        160K
 Small    800        640K
 Medium  1200       1440K
 Large   1600       2560K
 Huge    2000       4000K

Density of stars (#stars/10000ly^2)

      Sparse  Normal Dense  Packed
T/S/M    1.5    2.00  2.50  3.75
Large    1.5    2.00  2.50  3.55
Huge     1.5    2.00  2.35  2.36