Space destinations

A sweltering, desert-like planet covered in surface salt deposits.

A common asteroid containing several useful resources.

A noxious planet permeated by unbreathable chlorine.

A loosely held together composite of minerals.

A massive volume of Hydrogen Gas formed around a small solid center.

A rich asteroid with thin gold coating and veins of gold deposits throughout.

A planet composed of rare, shimmering minerals. From the distance, it looks like gem in the sky.

A massive volume of Helium formed around a small solid center.

A massive volume of frozen material, primarily composed of Ice.

A terrestrial destination, frozen completely solid.

A small green planet displaying several markers of primitive life.

A shimmering conglomerate of various metals.

A viscous asteroid that is only loosely held together. Contains fossil fuel resources.

A mass of organic material similar to the ooze used to print Duplicants. This sample is heavily degraded.

A small planet covered in large swathes of brown rust.

An M-class star orbited by clusters of extractable aluminum and methane.

A minor mineral planet. Unlike a comet, it does not possess a tail.

A dwarf planet with unusually high sodium concentrations.

An artificial construct that has escaped its orbit. It no longer appears to be monitored.

A once-habitable planet that has sustained massive damage.

A powerful containment field prevents our rockets from traveling to its surface.

The source of our misfortune, though it may also be our shot at freedom. Traces of Neutronium are detectable in my readings.

A planet with a walkable surface, though it does not possess the resources to sustain long-term life.

A large terrestrial object composed mainly of molten rock.