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==Space routes==
==Space routes==
{{NavboxIconLink|Gleba}} is connected to 2 other planets, {{NavboxIconLink|Fulgora}}{{SA}} and {{NavboxIconLink|Gleba}}{{SA}}, along with the {{NavboxIconLink|solar system edge}}{{SA}}
{{NavboxIconLink|Aquilo}} is connected to 2 other planets, {{NavboxIconLink|Gleba}}{{SA}} and {{NavboxIconLink|Fulgora}}{{SA}}, along with the {{NavboxIconLink|Solar system edge}}{{SA}}


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| {{NavboxIconLink|Solar system edge}}{{SA}}|| 100,000
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Asteroid rate graphs:
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| [[File:Asteroid_chart_Gleba_Aquilo.png]] <br> Space route from {{NavboxIconLink|Gleba }} to {{NavboxIconLink|Aquilo}}
| [[File:Asteroid_chart_Gleba_Aquilo.png]] <br> Space route from {{NavboxIconLink|Gleba }} to {{NavboxIconLink|Aquilo}}
| [[File:Asteroid_chart_Fulgora_Aquilo.png]] <br> Space route from {{NavboxIconLink|Fulgora}} to {{NavboxIconLink|Aquilo}}
| [[File:Asteroid_chart_Fulgora_Aquilo.png]] <br> Space route from {{NavboxIconLink|Fulgora}} to {{NavboxIconLink|Aquilo}}
| [[File:Asteroid_chart_Aquilo_Solar_System_Edge}.png]] <br> Space route from {{NavboxIconLink|Aquilo}} to {{NavboxIconLink|solar system edge}}
| [[File:Asteroid_chart_Aquilo_Solar_System_Edge.png]] <br> Space route from {{NavboxIconLink|Aquilo}} to {{NavboxIconLink|Solar system edge}}
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Revision as of 05:34, 10 November 2024

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Space Age expansion exclusive feature.

Aquilo preview.png

Aquilo a desolate, freezing ocean planet. Its surface consists solely of a vast ocean of liquid ammonia, with the occasional floating iceberg.

Required Research

Planet discovery Aquilo (research).png Planet Discovery Aquilo

Exclusive items

The following items are unlocked on Aquilo:

Space routes

Aquilo.png Aquilo is connected to 2 other planets, Gleba.png Gleba and Fulgora.png Fulgora, along with the Solar system edge.png Solar system edge

Planet Distance
Planet Distance (KM)
Fulgora.png Fulgora 30,000
Gleba.png Gleba 30,000
Solar system edge.png Solar system edge 100,000


Asteroid rate graphs:

Asteroid chart Gleba Aquilo.png
Space route from Gleba.png Gleba to Aquilo.png Aquilo
Asteroid chart Fulgora Aquilo.png
Space route from Fulgora.png Fulgora to Aquilo.png Aquilo
Asteroid chart Aquilo Solar System Edge.png
Space route from Aquilo.png Aquilo to Solar system edge.png Solar system edge


Graph legend:

Asteroid type Chunk Medium Big
Metallic asteroid chunk.png Metallic Blue Red Cyan
Carbonic asteroid chunk.png Carbonic Orange Yellow Brown
Oxide asteroid chunk.png Oxide Green Magenta Purple

Orbit

Properties

Property Value
Solar Power 60%
Asteroid Spawning Types
Asteroid Type Spawn Ratio
Metallic asteroid chunk.png Metallic asteroid chunk 1
Carbonic asteroid chunk.png Carbonic asteroid chunk 2
Oxide asteroid chunk.png Oxide asteroid chunk 20
Promethium asteroid chunk.png Promethium asteroid chunk 0
Asteroid Spawning Sizes
Asteroid Size Spawn %
Chunk .10
Medium 0
Big 0.25
Huge 0

Note:

  • Chunks spawn at Nauvis at 1.25%
  • Huge Asteroids only spawn past Aquilo


Surface

Properties

Gleba Surface Properties
Property Value
Pollutant Type None
Day Night Cycle 20 Minutes
Magnetic Field 10
Solar Power 01%
Pressure 300
Gravity 15

Natural Resources

In terms of directly exploitable natural resources, Aquilo has:

With crude oil being the only non-exclusive resource to Aquilo, excluding ice obtained from Lithium Ice Formation.

Stone, iron and copper need to be imported from other planets as Aquilo lacks ways to obtain these from the environment.

Mechanics

Freezing

Aquilo is brutally cold. Most entities will freeze and stop working unless heated by a heat pipe in an adjacent tile. Heat can be generated by the nuclear reactor or heating tower. Buildings also cannot be placed on the surface of the iceberg itself; concrete (or its variants) must be placed underneath as an insulator. The harshly low temperature will also make construction robots and logistic robots much weaker, making them consume 5 times more power than normal.

Aquilo is also far from the sun, and so solar panels only output at 1% of their rate on Nauvis, or 0.6 kW during the day.

Gallery

See also

Trivia

  • In mythology, Aquilo is the Roman god of the north wind, storms, and winter.

History