World type catalog
Worlds
Stars, moons, and planetary biomes with distinct orbital bands and deposits.
12 of 12 entries
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Star
A luminous celestial body that generates heat and light through nuclear fusion in its core. The star serves as the center of the solar system, providing energy and gravitational influence to its orbiting planets.
Classification · Star Rarity score · 1
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Moon
Moons are natural satellites that orbit planets. They are generally smaller than planets and often lack a substantial atmosphere. Moons can have various compositions and surface features, such as craters, mountains, and valleys. They may contain valuable resources like metals, minerals, and ice. Moons can play a significant role in gravitational interactions within their planetary system and provide opportunities for scientific research and exploration.
Classification · Moon Rarity score · 1
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Terrestrial
These are similar to Earth, with a solid rocky surface. They might be rich in metals and other minerals.
Classification · Planet Rarity score · 3
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Gas Giant
Like Jupiter or Saturn, these planets are made mostly of hydrogen and helium, with deep atmospheres rich in volatile gases.
Classification · Planet Rarity score · 2
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Ice Giant
Like Uranus or Neptune, these are composed mainly of heavier volatile substances, such as water, methane, and ammonia. They might have unique ices or gases.
Classification · Planet Rarity score · 4
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Dwarf Planet
These are smaller than the other types and might be found in the outer parts of a solar system. They could contain unique or rare resources.
Classification · Planet Rarity score · 3
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Ocean Planet
These are mostly covered by water, they might have abundant life or unique organic materials.
Classification · Planet Rarity score · 7
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Lava Planet
These planets are extremely hot and might have rivers of lava on their surface. They could contain rare minerals or metals.
Classification · Planet Rarity score · 8
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Desert Planet
These are dry and may have vast sand dunes. They might be rich in silicon.
Classification · Planet Rarity score · 6
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Toxic Planet
These have a toxic atmosphere or surface, potentially rich in heavy metals or radioactive elements.
Classification · Planet Rarity score · 10
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Forest Planet
These planets have a lot of vegetation and could contain unique organic compounds or abundant life.
Classification · Planet Rarity score · 5
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Tundra Planet
These are icy and cold, with unique ices or cold-resistant organisms.
Classification · Planet Rarity score · 9