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CO is only (relatively) around 10 GB though...

There are some hi-res global mosaics on USGS: Titan Map of Tethys - June 2012 Map of Rhea - March 2012 Dione Map of Iapetus – May 2008 Map of Enceladus - February 2010 Enceladus alternative (Cassini's ISS) EDIT: I found Mimas here: Mimas Global Map - June 2017 Phoebe is also available: Phoebe: Satur...

How many times do i have to tell people that Star Trek's Vulcan looks nothing like 40 Eridani Ab?

Welcome to The Centaur Project! TCenP's goal is to make unique meshes and textures for every known centaur, whenever there's suficient data. (Colors, dimensions, lightcurves, etc.) And now, presenting to you: TCenP Release 1 - Chiron, Chariklo, and Nessus September 20th, 2020 unknown.png unknown.pn...

Did you install the new fonts and set then up?

Three centaurs between Jupiter and Neptune - Chiron, Chariklo, and Nessus

CelestiaContent contains the repository with the Celestia data files.

Not everyone in the world speaks spanish, so...

But again, Venus is outside the red area in the diagram...

Actually, Venus is in the diagram, but its outside any type of the habitable zone, recieving almost twice as much starlight as Earth, so its right on the edge.

You mean "brown dwarf", not "quasi-star". Those are two completely separate categories.

I'm not sure if 1SWASP J1407b actually has red-white rings, but its 400 ly away, so i cant say for certain.

I do see a really dim spec of light right next to your marker though... That could be the cluster.

Actually, that path isnt actually counted as part of the Milky Way. You found the Magellanic Stream, which links the Milky Way to the LMC and SMC.
Its actually a real thing btw: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap130815.html

You just reached a point that you crashed Celestia using STC files. The strange sound might be your PC's fans spinning waaay quickier than normal.

Its in the credit:

NASA Visualization Technology Applications and Development (VTAD)

This is the correct application btw: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=space.celestia.mobilecelestia

The same way amateur scientists communicate with each other: by email.

Yeah, you have to ask NASA-Caltech for that.

The file has a little over 1.3 million stars.