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Feynman VIII-c
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Feynman VIII-c is a rocky moon in Starfield orbiting Feynman VIII in the Feynman system, recommended for level 55.

It can be landed on and has 4 biomes. It has 4 mineral deposits.

It has 0.44 g gravity, a surface temperature of -201°C and an atmosphere. It has a radius of 5,371 km, a mass of 0.31 Earth masses and a density of 2.85 g/cm³.

System Map

Feynman VIII-c in the Feynman system. Click any other body for its page.

Feynman I Rock · chlorine, chlorosilanes, copper, fluorine, iridium, lithium, tetrafluorides, uraniumIFeynman II Rock · iridium, lead, silver, uranium, vanadiumIIFeynman III Rock · alkanes, chlorine, iridium, iron, tantalum, uranium, vanadium, waterIIIFeynman IV Rock · aluminum, argon, benzene, chlorine, chlorosilanes, helium-3, iron, waterIVFeynman V Rock · cobalt, copper, fluorine, lead, nickel, tungsten, waterVFeynman V-a Barren · alkanes, helium-3, ironV-aFeynman V-b Barren · Not landableV-bFeynman VI Gas G. · Not landableVIFeynman VI-a Ice · lead, tungsten, waterVI-aFeynman VI-b Barren · aluminum, beryllium, helium-3VI-bFeynman VI-c Ice · lead, tungsten, waterVI-cFeynman VII Gas G. · Not landableVIIFeynman VII-a Ice · argon, carboxylic-acids, waterVII-aFeynman VII-b Rock · aluminum, argon, helium-3, lead, neodymium, plutonium, uranium, waterVII-bFeynman VII-c Ice · copper, fluorine, waterVII-cFeynman VIII Gas G. · Not landableVIIIFeynman VIII-a Ice · argon, carboxylic-acids, waterVIII-aFeynman VIII-b Ice · antimony, copper, fluorine, gold, waterVIII-bFeynman VIII-c Rock · chlorine, chlorosilanes, iron, waterVIII-cFeynman VIII-d Rock · copper, gold, iron, lead, mercury, waterVIII-dFeynman VIII-e Ice · copper, tetrafluorides, waterVIII-eFeynman IX Barren · aluminum, europium, helium-3IXFeynman IX-a Ice · lead, waterIX-a

Resources

Mineral deposits (band = how rich the deposit is here)
Cl Chlorine common
Fe Iron common
H2O Water common
SiH3Cl Chlorosilanes uncommon

Biomes

Each biome covers a share of the surface and hosts its own deposits, plants, and creatures. Flora frequency is how often the plant shows up where the biome does.

Ocean
40% of the surface
Deposits
H2O Water common
Mountains
15% of the surface Mountain
Deposits
Fe Iron common
Frozen Volcanic
30% of the surface Polar
Deposits
Cl Chlorine common
H2O Water common
SiH3Cl Chlorosilanes uncommon
Sandy Desert
15% of the surface
Deposits
Cl Chlorine common
SiH3Cl Chlorosilanes uncommon