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===Sanjei Station===
===Sanjei Station===
Sanjei Station is an Mongolian-controlled space station. Due to the way [[w:c:subnautica:Second Officer Keen|Second Officer Keen]] refers to it, it can be assumed that the [[w:c:subnautica:Aurora|Aurora]] crew took advantage of the hospitality of the Sanjei inhabitants, acquiring a free refuelling and food in return for searching for the Degasi, a task they never intended to complete.
Sanjei Station is an Mongolian-controlled space station. Due to the way [[w:c:subnautica:Second Officer Keen|Second Officer Keen]] refers to it, it can be assumed that the [[w:c:subnautica:Aurora|Aurora]] crew took advantage of the hospitality of the Sanjei inhabitants, acquiring free refueling and food in return for searching for the Degasi, a task they never intended to complete.


==Trivia==
==Trivia==

Revision as of 03:19, 1 November 2019

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Extraterrestrial Locations are locations in the universe that are not of Earth, such as other planets or space stations. This page serves as a list of known stations and orbital bodies in the Subnautica universe.

Multi-Planet Systems

4546

4546 is a star system located in the Ariadne Arm[1] with at least 11 orbital bodies larger than Earth's moon.[2] The system is outside of federation space and is therefore not owned by any Trans-Govs[3] but is also not unexplored.[2] One of these bodies is Planet 4546B, which is slightly smaller than Earth and is an ocean planet with a breathable atmosphere[4] and great biodiversity.[3] The planet is also host to a sapient form of life, the Sea Emperor Leviathan, as well as the non-native Architects.

Planets

Auwell

Auwell is an independent planetary research colony that supports life.[5] The only mentioned form of native life on Auwell is the Auwellian toadworm and some form of leaf-bearing plant.[6]

Auwell is the planet where Robin Goodall, Sam Goodall, and their mother moved to when Robin was five years old. The colony was eventually shut down due to an accident that resulted in their mother's death.[5][7]

Boreal 9

Boreal 9 is a planet characterized by its acid swamps. It is mentioned by the PDA in Subnautica as motivational note. Known native life forms include arachnid kidney-poachers, tree-roaches and egg-laying starwals, as well as a host of plant life such as stankroot. Because there are "tame starwhals" on the planet, it can be inferred that Boreal 9 was civilized or at least inhabited by humans. The planet is notorious for being a location of Craig McGill's adventures.[8]

Obraxis Prime

Obraxis Prime is a planet mentioned by the PDA in Subnautica. Little is known about it except that it is famous for a massacre that resulted in the removal of weapons from lifepod fabricators.

Scott III

Scott III is a Mongolian-controlled planet. Due to the presence of a Xeno Prospecting division, it can be assumed that the planet sustained life. At one point in her career, Robin Goodall worked on this planet.[5]

Strader VI

Strader VI is an Alterra-controlled planet[5] that was found to harbor a sentient, hivemind-forming life form.[9][10] The discovery of this life form made the planet an important point in the field of biology, considering scientists stayed on the planet to research for at least two decades. Robin Goodall worked on this planet as a xeno-researcher for a large part of her life[5]

Terra 17

Terra 17 is a largely civilized Alterra-controlled planet. Little is known about the planet save that Alterra has set up controlled habitats on it for its citizens,[11] implying the planet may not be naturally habitable.

Space Stations

City-Station 749

City-Station 749 is an Alterra-controlled space station. The name implies it is about the size of a modern-day city. The station is known to possess Alterra-oriented schools. It is the location in which Sam Goodall and Robin Goodall were born.[5][7]

Sanjei Station

Sanjei Station is an Mongolian-controlled space station. Due to the way Second Officer Keen refers to it, it can be assumed that the Aurora crew took advantage of the hospitality of the Sanjei inhabitants, acquiring free refueling and food in return for searching for the Degasi, a task they never intended to complete.

Trivia

References