Stars and planets: Difference between revisions

! Mediterranean ||Lush, tropical, and covered with oceans, they're abundant with basic resources. There is only one of these planet types in the cluster. It is the player's starter home planet. They're also a great source of [[Crude_Oil|crude oil]].

! Ashen gelisol ||Similar to a Gobi desert planet, but this time a frozen one. Veins of [[Fire_Ice|fire ice]] can be found around such planets.||

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! Barren desert ||Similar to the moon, its surface is covered with craters, since there's no atmosphere, [[Wind_Turbine|wind turbines]] are useless, there are no oceans either, but it has the biggest construction area, and can be a decent source for [[Soil_Pile|soil piles]]. Veins of [[Fire_Ice|fire ice]] can be found around such planets.||[[File:Barren Desert planet view.PNG|150px|center|link=File:Barren_Desert_planet_view.PNG]]||[[File:Barren planet surface.png|150px|center]]

! Blossom Forest || || ||  

! Dry Lack || ||  ||  

! Gobi ||Another planet fully devoid of any life or water, but does contain mountains, so they're a great source for [[Soil_Pile|soil piles]].||

! Hurricane Stone Forest ||  ||  ||  

! Ice field gelisol ||Planets covered with ice, and may have pockets of water scattered around the surface, veins of [[Fire_Ice|fire ice]] can be found around such planets. Since they're usually far away from their orbiting star, and have weak winds, they're terrible sources for renewable energy, the use of [[Thermal_Power_Station|thermal power stations]] is recommended.||

! Lava ||Inhospitable, covered with lava lakes, they usually contain [[Silicon_Ore|silicon ore]] and [[Titanium_Ore|titanium ore]].||[[File:Lava planet view.PNG|150px|center|link=File:Lava_planet_view.PNG]]||[[File:Lava planet surface.png|150px|center]]

! Oceanic jungle ||Similar to Mediterranean and Prairie planets, they're lush planets, and they commonly contain sources of [[Spiniform_Stalagmite_Crystal|spiniform stalagmite crystals]], [[Crude_Oil|crude oil]], and [[Organic_Crystal|organic crystals]].||

! Ocean world || Ocean Worlds are almost entirely covered with oceans and constructing any large infrastructure on their surfaces will be resource and time intensive. They are also a source of [[Spiniform_Stalagmite_Crystal|spiniform stalagmite crystals]] which may offset those constraints for some players. It is highly recommended to bring an abundance [[Foundation|foundations]] and  of [[Soil_Pile|soil piles]] when setting out to set up an Ocean World mining outpost.||

! Prairie ||Similar to mediterranean planets, they're habitable lush oceanic planets, has less oceans, and more grasslands. They're also a good source of [[Crude_Oil|crude oil]]. [[Organic_Crystal|Organic crystal veins]] can also be found there.||

! Red stone ||Similar to Mediterranean planets, but the soil is more reddish, and the surface is covered with mushrooms.||

! Scarlet Ice Lake ||  ||  ||

! Volcanic ash ||Similar to a lava planet, it's devoid of anything but volcanic activity, however, these planets are also a great source of [[Sulfuric_Acid|sulfuric acid]], and oceans of such are found around such planets.||

! Gas Giant ||[[Gas Giant]]s are commonly found around the universe, and are a good source of [[Deuterium]] and [[Hydrogen]] by using [[Orbital Collector]]s.

! Ice Giant ||Ice giants are less commonly found around the universe, but are a good source of [[Fire Ice]] and [[Hydrogen]] by using [[Orbital Collector]]s.