Stern-Levison Diagram

[atomic7732]

That isn't the real name. 

It is a diagram where the y axis is radius on a logarithmic scale, and x axis is bulk density on a linear scale, published in a document [ http://www.boulder.swri.edu/~hal/PDF/planet_def.pdf ] in 2000.

I think I may have discovered something important on the graph...

There are TWO distinct bands that I have found. Looking at the key, you can note one band is the gas giants, and one contains they rocky planets. Where the bands meet, you find the icy objects... That's just it...

Red = gas
Orange = Rock
Blue = ice

[Dan Dixon]

That's really cool. Thanks for sharing.

I should add this view to Chart Mode (although this will be sometime after v2 is released).

[atomic7732]

Yeah! Then we could see more objects!

[Dan Dixon]

This chart mode will be in 2.0.4.

Here's a screenshot:

[atomic7732]

Hmmm... that's really interesting! YaY! Cannot wait!

[atomic7732]

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=stern+levison+diagram lawl

My image is in the previews... hahahaha

[Darvince]

You're famous!

[atomic7732]

I don't know that many people that google "Stern Levison diagram"

Darn I thought I'd be more famous if I just typed "I saw a fly"... but it has to have universe sandbox on the end... http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=I+saw+a+fly+universe+sandbox

Also... http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=solar+system+creator