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Introduction[]

This is a list of object extremes in Space engine planetary database. An object extreme is an object or feature of an object that is very unusual or has an extreme difference in amount compared to most ordinary objects. It can be anything to moons, planets, stars, to star clusters, nebulas, and even galaxies. Here you can add anything to the list with the biggest to smallest, farthest to closest, etc.

NOTE: This only includes object extremes that are verifiable. (the object extreme has an SE code) It is very much possible that some players unknowingly have found objects that break records here, but have simply not posted them anywhere. If you want to post something that might be an object extreme, you can go to the Space Engine Subreddit, Discord, Forums, other social media platforms or alternatively the comment section. Make sure to include the SE code for your object extreme.

DISCLAMER: The sizes on the list are measured in diameter, not radius.

Rules[]

  1. An object extreme must have its SE code and version displayed.
  2. It must be a procedural object (although procedural objects with real parent are allowed).
  3. It must have a image of that object extreme in a 1:1 image ratio.
  4. If you want to add an object extreme that is not discovered by you, credit the original discoverer.
  5. You must add a cite that link to the original website if you want to add an object extreme that you found on the internet.
  6. Certain SE mods that impact procedural generation are excluded from the list.
  7. Findings that can be easily discovered are excluded from the list.

List[]

Planet/Moon Extremes[]

Planet/Moon characteristics
Title Object Image SE code Data Discoverer Cite SE Version Notes
Largest ScorchedIceGiant-Largest60.605EarthDiameter RS 0-0-0-520-4031-2-47-17 B1 773091.06 km (60.605 D⊕) Cosmic Cross [1] 0.980
  • RS 0-4-1805-187-11117-5-23397-4461 2 would be the largest planet in 0.990, measuring 186618.31 km or 14.646 D⊕ in terms of equatorial diameter, discovered by DeMooniC.[2]
  • RS 0-3-235-1936-4095-2-32-178 BB1, which measures 1845197.45 km or 14.534 D⊕, would qualify as the biggest planet in 0.990 if only mean diameter is taken into account, discovered by Centri__.[citation needed]
Smallest ColdMicroaqauria-LeastMassive0.0674Lunarmasses RS 0-4-3584-530-4095-5-30718-3985 5b 1508.93 km (0.11842 D⊕) DeMooniC [3] 0.990
Largest terrestrial TorridAridMegacarbonia-LargestTerrestrial3.2806EarthDiameters RS 0-4-36-551-3823-1-0-33 A1 41800.83 km (3.2806 D⊕) DeMooniC [4] 0.990
  • It's also the most massive terrestrial, having a mass of 0.46059 M♃.
Smallest gaseous TorridIceMinigiant-SmallestGaseous-IcyPlanet0.13264Earths RS 0-2-17-958-3931-8-7200574-437 5 1690.11 km (0.13264 D⊕) Centri__ [5] 0.990
  • It's also the least massive gaseous/icy giant, having a mass of 0.08325 M☾.
  • However, the smallest "true" gas/ice giant, as stated by DeMooniC is RSC 0-1-1-126-5761-0-0-71 A2, which measures 5093.36 km or 0.39973 D⊕. This is because fake gas/ice giants have no H2 and He atmo composition, a high atmo pressure above 1000 atm, a greenhouse effect of 1000 or fewer but never 0.[6]
Largest (with life) WarmGasGiant-LargestWithLife12.298Earths RS 0-0-0-1510-3707-8-7634912-294 B2 156871.45 km (12.298 D⊕) Cosmic Cross [7] 0.980
Smallest (with life) FrigidLacustrineMicroterra-Smallestwithlife0.12782Earths RS 0-2-42-447-7584-8-14298162-911 6.1 1628.66 km (0.12782 D⊕) Diamondskull [8] 0.990
Most massive CoolGasMegagiant-MostMassive0.87736SolarMasses RS 0-2-30-1785-18011-6-179699-489 6b 0.87736 M⊙ Centri__ [9] 0.990
Densest CoolGasMegagiant-MostMassive0.87736SolarMasses RS 0-2-30-1785-18011-6-179699-489 6b 35103 g/cm³ Centri__ [9] 0.990
Least dense ScorchedIceGiant-Largest60.605EarthDiameter RS 0-0-0-520-4031-2-47-17 B1 0.00023402 g/cm³ Cosmic Cross [1] 0.980
  • RS 0-4-0-7-7606-2-54-2248 6 would be the least densest in 0.990, having a density of 0.055815 g/cm³, discovered by Centri__.[10]
Highest surface gravity (terrestrial) RS 0-3-339-2358-4093-5-31732-2067 1 RS 0-3-339-2358-4093-5-31732-2067 1 12.15 g plutoidfederalnavy [11] 0.990
Highest surface gravity (gaseous) CoolGasMegagiant-MostMassive0.87736SolarMasses RS 0-2-30-1785-18011-6-179699-489 6b 22792 g Centri__ [9] 0.990
Lowest surface gravity (terrestrial)
Lowest surface gravity (gaseous) ScorchedIceGiant-Largest60.605EarthDiameter RS 0-0-0-520-4031-2-47-17 B1 0.0019377 g Cosmic Cross [1] 0.980
Most oblateness CoolGiant-Oblateness0.249 RS 0-3-397-1581-21762-6-208021-493 4a 0.249 Centri__ [11] 0.990
  • 0.249 is the limit for oblate objects in SE 0.990 and 0.980.
Hottest TorridCarbonia-Hottest4824.6C RS 0-1-5-1337-21653-0-0-2203 A2 Mean: 4824.7 °C

Max: 4923.6 °C

Diamondskull [12] 0.990
  • RS 0-1-5-378-21522-8-10501948-7 D1 would be the hottest non-stellar object found, discovered by Centri__. It has a temperature of 75778 °C.[13]
  • RS 0-1-0-9-7606-4-3510-7508 BC129 would be the hottest non-stellar object orbiting a parent star found, discovered by Diamondskull. It has an average temperature of 15423 °C and has a maximum temperature of 24581 °C.[14]
  • RS 0-1-5-1337-3977-0-0-31 A2 would be the hottest planet if including maximum temperature of 5130.6 °C, discovered by Diamondskull.[15]
Coldest FrigidIceGiant-Coldest-249.37C RS 0-1-0-1004-25437-8-10934900-377 -249.37 °C Cosmic Cross [16] 0.990
Hottest (with life) HotAridTerra-Hottestwithlife-563.75C RS 0-1-7-477-14726-8-1252063-1175 1 Mean: 563.75 °C

Max: 787.85 °C

Diamondskull [17] 0.990
  • Life cannot exist on torrid planets or moons, although it can exist if the torrid conditions are temporary.
Coldest (with life)
Longest rotational period
Shortest rotational period CoolGasMegagiant-MostMassive0.87736SolarMasses RS 0-2-30-1785-18011-6-179699-489 6b 2h53m29.89s Centri__ [9] 0.990
Highest ESI ColdMarineTerra-HighestESI1.000 RS 0-4-1729-365-2905-7-1548246-23 4 ESI 0.9999711514 Centri__ [18] 0.990
  • Space Engine automatically rounds up planets and moons to 1.000 if they have an ESI higher than 0.9995.
  • A few other planets and moons have been discovered with an ESI more than 0.9995 but never truly 1.000.
Lowest ESI Even lower esi RS 0-5-21650-521-7552-8-4254587-158 2.9 ESI 0.010 TioGamerzYT [19] 0.980
  • RS 8513-2738-6-92475-296 9b would be the lowest ESI in 0.990 with an ESI of 0.015.[20]
  • Planets and moons with an ESI of 0.000 are believed to be impossible to achieve, as even an ESI of 0.0005 would round up into 0.001, although some asteroids and comets with specific properties can achieve very low ESIs.
Oldest Overan.Extreme RSC 1237-99-4-509-48 4 (Or 1234) 12.870 Billion years Dragon 0.990
  • Not the only such old planet. It's just the maximum in Space Engine.
Youngest FrigidIceGiant-Youngest0.000years RS 0-1-2-RS 0-1-5-378-21522-8-10501948-7 0.000 years Centri__ [13] 0.990
  • The moons also shares the same age as the planet.
Highest axial tilt
Most moons TemperateGasGiant-Mostmoons1023 RS 8409-3147-4-1883-287 1 1023 [deleted] [21] 0.972
  • 102-103 moons is the believed limit for objects with the most moons in 0.990.
  • RS 0-4-844-872-21526-8-203-951 would have the most moons in 0.990, having 300 moons if debris ring objects are counted, 102 if aren't, discovered by DeMooniC.[22]
  • The planet has 1023 moons in total, but only the first 74 are existant ingame.
Longest orbital period FrigidAquaria-LongestOrbitalPeriod143775.003years RS 0-1-1-1111-25195-8-6784764-277 2 143775.003 years Centri__ [23] 0.990
Shortest orbital period
Most eccentric orbit RS 0-2-33-634-10861-8-12383941-1045 A5 RS 0-2-33-634-10861-8-12383941-1045 A5 0.610 Unknown 0.990
Most inclined orbit RS 0-1-1-2068-18139-8-6688724-3124 7 RS 0-1-1-2068-18139-8-6688724-3124 7 154°29'20.52" SpaceBurger1 [24] 0.990
Biggest rings RS 0-5-14628-2024-511-8-3597878-1634 B2 RS 0-3-173-751-14498-8-9112670-1673 B4 ~960,700 km Centri__ [25] 0.990
  • While not directly stated in-game, ring size can be found by using the planet editor.
  • The image shown here used an artificially brightened display to show the rings in their entirety.
Deepest ocean TemperatureSuperoceanicMiniaquaria-DeepestOcean979.60km RS 0-3-276-2306-3919-8-15515940-209 1 979.60 km Centri__ [26] 0.990
Thickest atmosphere ScorchedDesert-ThickestAtmosphere1.25·104 atm RS 0-0-0-733-28932-8-14248060-1 B1 1.25·104 atm Cosmic Cross [27] 0.980
Thinnest atmosphere RS 0-1-0-452-4095-5-32764-6156 A4.2 RS 0-1-0-452-4095-5-32764-6156 A4.2 2.147·10-11 atm DiamondSkull [28] 0.990


Star/Brown dwarf Extremes[]

Star characteristics
Title Star Image SE code Data Discoverer Cite SE Version Notes
Largest RedSupergiant-Largest167AU RS 0-0-0-1016-18121-0-0-178 167.02 AU Plazasta [29] 0.980
  • The size limit for stars in 0.990 is 39.85 AU.
Smallest RedDwarf-Smallest0.017526DSun RS 0-0-0-1510-10987-8-7830894-538 24395.93 km (0.017526 D⊙) Cosmic Cross [16] 0.980
  • This is the smallest known main-sequence star. Stellar remnants such as neutron stars and white dwarfs are much smaller.
Most massive RedSupergiant-Largest167AU RS 0-0-0-1016-18121-0-0-178 300 M⊙ Plazasta [29] 0.980
  • The mass limit for stars in 0.990 is 180 M⊙. The mass limit for stars in 0.980 is 320 M⊙.
Least massive RedDwarf-LeastMassive40.182JupiterMasses RS 0-3-283-1474-18137-8-4158986-755 40.182 M♃ DiamondSkull [30] 0.990
  • This mass is below the hydrogen-fusing limit of around 79 M♃, which is required for objects to atleast be considered stars.
  • Occasionally, most Y-type brown dwarfs have the exact mass of 3.1427 M♃.
Densest
Least dense
Most oblateness
RS 0-1-1-4-4014-0-0-273 AAB-main
 RS 0-1-1-4-4014-0-0-273 AAB 0.249 Centri__ [11] 0.990
  • 0.249 is the limit for oblate objects in 0.990 and 0.980.
Hottest
Coldest BrownDwarf-Coldest91K RS 0-2-15-1913-2710-8-14686178-2681 B 91 K DiamondSkull [31] 0.990
  • M9.9 type main-sequence stars often have a temperature of 2014 K, which is believed to be the limit for cool main-sequence stars.
Longest rotational period
Shortest rotational period BrownDwarf-ShortestRotationalPeriod4h48m54.17s RS 0-7-1525931-826-47-8-7230288-46 4h48m54.17s Cosmic Cross [32] 0.980
  • Stellar remnants such as neutron stars and white dwarfs spin much faster.
Highest Luminosity BlueMainSequenceStar-HighestLuminosity4.5438·107 RSC 0-1-6-1732-1304-0-0-0 S8 4.5438·107 Centri__ [33] 0.990
  • It's also the largest main-sequence star with a diameter of 2.14 AU (230.44 D⊙).
Lowest Luminosity BrownDwarf-Coldest91K RS 0-2-15-1913-2710-8-14686178-2681 B 0 DiamondSkull [31] 0.990
Highest Metallicty
Lowest Metallicty
Oldest
Youngest CarbonStar-Youngest12932.875years RS 0-0-0-733-14630-0-0-577 12932.875 years Cosmic Cross [1] 0.980
Highest axial tilt
Highest spectrum BlueMainSequenceStar-HighestSpectrumO0V RSC 0-1-0-879-28171-0-0-0 S5 O0 V AFGL [34] 0.990
Lowest spectrum BrownDwarf-Coldest91K RS 0-2-15-1913-2710-8-14686178-2681 B Y9.9 V DiamondSkull [31] 0.990
  • The lowest spectrum that can be at least be considered stars are M9.9 type main-sequence stars.

System Extremes[]

System characteristics
Title Star Image SE code Data Discoverer Cite SE Version Notes
Largest system diameter
Smallest system diameter
Highest system mass RedLuminousSupergiantBinary-HighestSystemMass565.6SolarMasses RS 0-3-130-1094-25469-0-0-39 565.6 M⊙ HistoricalCod7415 [35] 0.980
  • The system consists of a star and a black hole, with the star having 300 M⊙ while the black hole having 265.6 M⊙.
Lowest system mass
Most objects with life RS 0-1-2-964-1389-7-1476991-2757 RS 0-1-2-964-1389-7-1476991-2757 7 SpaceBurger1 [36] 0.990.45.1940
  • There are 7 objects with life only in 0.990.45.1940, newer SE versions of the system contains 6 life-bearing objects.
Shortest orbital period
Longest orbital period
Most eccentric orbit
Highest inclination orbit
Most number of stars 8
  • 8 stars is the limit for systems with the most number of stars.
Highest total number of planets RedDwarfQuadruple-HighestTotalNumberOfPlanets39 RS 0-3-130-1422-3967-8-2785192-134 39 Centri__ [37] 0.990
  • The system consists of four stars, with AA having 8 planets, AB having 9 planets, BA having 10 planets and BB having 12 planets.
  • The limit of planets orbiting singular planetary systems is 15.

Galaxy Extremes[]

Galaxy characteristics
Title Galaxy Image SE Code Data Discoverer Cite SE Version Notes
Largest
  • The maximum size for procedural galaxies in 0.990 and 0.980 is 326.16 kly, equivalent to 100,000 pc.
Smallest GalaxyE0-Smallest309.28ly RG 0-9-26749-2409 309.28 ly Centri__ [38] 0.990
  • 309.28 ly is the limit for small galaxies in 0.990.
Smallest spiral galaxy GalaxySa-SmallestSpiralGalaxy-2777.64ly RG 0-9-78942122-632 2777.64 ly DeMooniC [39] 0.990
Highest star count ~25 trillion 0.990
  • Procedural Elliptical E0 galaxies at max-size can have 25 trillion stars.
Lowest star count GalaxyIrr-LowestStarCount~39000 RG 0-9-110030168-905 7496 Centri__ [40] 0.990
  • SE incorrectly recognized the galaxy total star count as ~39000 in the wiki.
Most luminous
Least luminous

Nebula Extremes[]

Nebula characteristics
Title Nebula Image SE Code Data Discoverer Cite SE Version Notes
Largest DiffuseNebula-Largest378.28ly RN 0-4-310-719-989 342.63 ly DeMooniC [41] 0.990
Smallest
Most luminous
Least luminous
Largest supernova remnant
Smallest supernova remnant
Largest diffuse DiffuseNebula-Largest378.28ly RN 0-4-310-719-989 378.28 ly DeMooniC [41] 0.990
Smallest diffuse
Largest planetary
Smallest planetary

Miscellaneous Extremes[]

Object Characteristics
Title Image SE Code Data Discoverer Cite SE Version Notes
Thickest atmosphere of an asteroid TorridAsteroid-ThickestAtmosphereOnAnAsteroid0.002151atm RS 0-1-6-282-17999-8-15651504-158 b 0.002151 atm Centri__ [42] 0.990
  • This is the only possible asteroid with an atmosphere that orbits a planemo in the SE universe.
Most massive black hole RSC 0-1-1-471-4123-0-0-0 S* RSC 0-1-1-471-4123-0-0-0 S* 7.1193·108 M⊙ SpaceBurger1 0.990
  • The most massive black hole in 0.980 is RSC 0-0-0-243-6256-0-0-0 S*, at 5.7284·108 M⊙, discovered by Cosmic Cross.[43]
Least massive black hole RS 0-3-123-1213-18139-8-7190271-487 RS 0-3-123-1213-18139-8-7190271-487 3.014 M⊙ SpaceBurger1 0.990
Closest procedural object to Sun Propinqua-001 RS 8513-928-8-5906586-140 8.04 ly Unknown 0.990
Most massive moon ColdGasSupergiant-MostMassiveMoon4.2398Jupitermasses RS 0-2-21-1882-11263-7-963016-749 6.1 4.2398 M♃ DiamondSkull [44] 0.990
Closest stars that are part of different systems WhiteMainSequenceStarBinary-ClosestStarsThatArePartOfDifferentSystems RSC 0-6-1-0-2215-0-0-496 166.92 AU Centri__ (maybe?) [45] 0.990
  • It is a binary system consisting of a white main-sequence star and an orange dwarf. Its binary system neighbor, RSC 0-6-1-0-2215-0-0-533 consists of a white main-sequence star and a yellow dwarf.
Smallest object with a hydrosphere RS 0-2-15-2410-7606-2-48-1170 B7.4 RS 0-2-15-2410-7606-2-48-1170 B7.4 882.39 km (0.069251 D⊕) Uniter [46] 0.990
  • It's also the least massive object with a hydrosphere, having a mass of 0.040045 M☾.
Smallest oceanic TemperateOceanicMicroaquaria-DeepestOcean936.44km RS 0-4-3205-14-3967-8-6815569-1172 3 1871.84 km (0.1469 D⊕) Centri__ [47] 0.990
  • It's also the least massive oceanic, having a mass of 0.11149 M☾.
Most gas/ice giants moons FrigidGasSupergiant-MostGas-IceGiantsMoons4 RS 0-6-178643-80-1798-6-90518-527 9 4 DeMooniC [48] 0.990
Longest procedurally generated object code FrigidAridAquaria-LongestProcedurallyGeneratedObjectCode56 RS 0-9-115983434-10309-18140-8-16220831-1041 AA10-AA10.1 56 Centri [49] 0.990
  • It is a barycenter, not a planet.
  • 59 is thought to be the hard limit.
Longest solar day FrigidAridSuperaquaria-LongestSolarDay168.056years RS 0-4-1239-446-3951-8-16169032-843 5 168.056 years DeMooniC [50] 0.990
  • Tidally locked worlds aren't included as they always have a solar day of ∞.
Shortest atmospheric height FrigidAirlessFerria-ShortestAtmosphericHeight0.22m RS 0-6-201289-689-3161-8-12515895-20 6.9 0.22 m SpaceBurger1 [51] 0.990
  • The homogeneous atmosphere is 2.62 kilometers high.
Closest galaxies to each other GalaxyE5-ClosestGalaxiesToEachOther92.00kly RG 0-9-88765600-3837 92.00 kly Diamondskull (maybe?) [52] 0.990
  • The smaller companion is a E5 type galaxy, while the larger companion (RG 0-2-42-1167) is a SBb type galaxy.

Citations[]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 https://forum.spaceengine.org/viewtopic.php?t=62&start=255
  2. ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/spaceengine/comments/180l6od/largest_procedural_planet_ever_found_in_terms_of/
  3. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1172270822585544804/1245492665156501505
  4. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1142480374774120488/1319778187085090916
  5. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1142480374774120488/1288743555850043444
  6. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1142480374774120488/1257292313105793076
  7. ↑ https://x.com/Cosmos_Cross/status/1863568804896514245
  8. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1172270822585544804/1244417009144299551
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1142480374774120488/1284346684524073042
  10. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1142480374774120488/1240751653301391390
  11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 https://www.reddit.com/r/spaceengine/comments/12i02fy/most_extreme_stars_or_planets_found_in_latest/
  12. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1142480374774120488/1184621098785058846
  13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1142480374774120488/1287019205748854856
  14. ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/spaceengine/comments/1dzcyi6/current_record_for_hottest_non_star_object_rs/
  15. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1142480374774120488/1183898346490966147
  16. ↑ 16.0 16.1 https://forum.spaceengine.org/viewtopic.php?t=62&start=285
  17. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1142480374774120488/1316399802640236605
  18. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1142480374774120488/1269860278842036327
  19. ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/spaceengine/comments/1hopk8w/i_found_an_even_lower_0010_esi/
  20. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1142480374774120488/1148689818755272775
  21. ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/spaceengine/comments/2yih8q/the_most_impressive_amount_of_moons_ive_seen1023/
  22. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1172270822585544804/1284228687063023627
  23. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1142480374774120488/1249487147438837961
  24. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1142480374774120488/1298859533501993003
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  27. ↑ https://forum.spaceengine.org/viewtopic.php?t=62&start=270
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  29. ↑ 29.0 29.1 https://forum.spaceengine.org/viewtopic.php?p=18631&hilit=167.02+AU#p18631.
  30. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1142480374774120488/1280211653589471366
  31. ↑ 31.0 31.1 31.2 https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1142480374774120488/1260746829725958175
  32. ↑ https://x.com/CosmosCross/status/1833853005134749946
  33. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1142480374774120488/1278748602314915994
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  35. ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/spaceengine/comments/1f1pqm9/an_extremely_massive_star_system_summary_mass/
  36. ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/spaceengine/comments/1dwfwss/rarities_the_album_idk_what_im_doing/
  37. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1142480374774120488/1257005741227638876
  38. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1142479475192365106/1250512653491634257
  39. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1142480374774120488/1252769358422212779
  40. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1142480374774120488/1297634658724352182
  41. ↑ 41.0 41.1 https://www.reddit.com/r/spaceengine/comments/1dp3mk6/a_nebula_30957_lightyears_wide_rn_0317310098736/
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  43. ↑ https://x.com/CosmosCross/status/1828779576480112904
  44. ↑ https://www.reddit.com/r/spaceengine/comments/15vs1dk/most_massive_moon_discovered_in_space_engine_over/
  45. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/148933808811409408/1142479346058154035/1270657608746799106
  46. ↑ https://discord.com/channels/1034952414555557919/1249115128264130560/1305568075768271000
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