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[nbonaparte]

Question for others. Do we nudge the gas into heterogeneous patterns and allow gravity to do the work? Or do we create 100 billion stars manually?

[Gatleos]

Collapse hydrogen into 5 more stars:

One white dwarf
Three yellow middlin's
and One orange semi-giant. All in orbit around GATLEOS PRIME.
Then:
View>Zoom To>Irina Prime System (show all of it)

[rarborman]

ok dwarf three yellows and an orange giant, view to Irina prime

[nbonaparte]

move 10^25 methane molecules to the largest rocky planet.

[Gatleos]

Anyone wanna name 'em?
EDIT: Oh, I forgot to mention, distribute the remaining trace elements in the solar system evenly. Right about now a crust should be hardening on those planets and volcanoes will create a thickening atmosphere. Whip up some water from hydrogen and oxygen, then add it and some oxygen (10^24 each) to the atmosphere of the largest rocky planet.

[rarborman]

After adding the methane, water, and oxygen the planet's atmosphere ignites.

Spoiler: open to view (click to show/hide)

[nbonaparte]

I added about a fifth the mass of the atmosphere of venus to that planet. I think it's getting a bit too high pressure if we do that. Maybe put that on the 7000 km diameter planet?

edit: nice job.

[Gatleos]

I added about a fifth the mass of the atmosphere of venus to that planet. I think it's getting a bit too high pressure if we do that. Maybe put that on the 7000 km diameter planet?

edit: nice job.

Oops. Didn't realize you put so much. Sorry.
Or did it ignite due to its extreme proximity to the star?
Yeah, might as well use the second largest one.

By the way, the manual mentions some later sections that aren't in there. Are there more parts somewhere?

[rarborman]

Yes there are, but not yet.

[Gatleos]

Ah, I see. Also, I can't believe I didn't realize that I was mixing millions of tons of oxygen and methane together. :facepalm: Alright, on the smaller (~7000 km diameter) planet this time, add 2^23 molecules (1 billion tons or so) of a mixture of 2% carbon dioxide, 10% oxygen, and 88% nitrogen.

Now condense millions of comets composed ~20% of random elements floating in the system and ~80% of water frozen in the vacuum of space. Bombard the planet with these comets, ranging from 60 meters to 2 kilometers in diameter. This will form large bodies of water on the surface.

[rarborman]

[Gatleos]

View>Zoom To>[that planet; let's name it Tarana]

[Deadmeat1471]

Did you do all this in paint/photoshop? if so thats impressive. I consider myself a scientist only in that I agree and live by the laws of science, I am however not knowledgable enough to contribute here though 

[rarborman]

I did this with gimp and paint, like all my games.

Which planet? the one you were active to?

[Gatleos]

Yeah, the one being assaulted by comets right now. I'll refer to it as Tarana so there's no confusion. Someone else name the other planets!