The planet and moon orientations (what terrain is facing what direction) should be correct, as should the positions of the moons - high res maps of the moons and planets becomes a question of money-what storage we pay for- I can look at work-arounds, but resolution will have to be limited to some extent....
My goal is to extend this to the cosmological scale- the superstructures of galaxies... like Laniakea and beyond... (side note- our dog is named 'Laniakea' which means immeasurable heaven in Hawaiian ... she was named after the cosmological super-cluster... but she goes by the nickname Kea)
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there are limits
there are limits
The planet and moon orientations (what terrain is facing what direction) should be correct, as should the positions of the moons - high res maps of the moons and planets becomes a question of money-what storage we pay for- I can look at work-arounds, but resolution will have to be limited to some extent....
My goal is to extend this to the cosmological scale- the superstructures of galaxies... like Laniakea and beyond... (side note- our dog is named 'Laniakea' which means immeasurable heaven... she was named after the cosmological super-cluster... but she goes by the nickname Kea)
there are limits
The planet and moon orientations (what terrain is facing what direction) should be correct, as should the positions of the moons - high res maps of the moons and planets becomes a question of money-what storage we pay for- I can look at work-arounds, but resolution will have to be limited to some extent....
My goal is to extend this to the cosmological scale- the superstructures of galaxies... like Laniakea and beyond... (side note- our dog is named 'Laniakea' which means immeasurable heaven... she was named after the cosmological super-cluster....)