System - Proxima

The Proxima Centauri system, the closest star system to our Sol, consists of a red dwarf star, Proxima Centauri, and its surrounding celestial bodies, residing approximately 4.24 light-years away from Earth. Proxima Centauri is a small, relatively cool star, boasting a surface temperature of 3,870 K, significantly cooler than our Sun's 5,500 K. It's part of the Alpha Centauri triple star system, but is distant from its larger companions, Alpha Centauri A and B. Proxima Centauri is notorious for frequent stellar flares, making the system's habitability challenging. Despite these challenges, the Proxima Centauri system is a key point of interest for interstellar exploration and study, given its proximity and wormhole connection to our own Sol star system. This star system is the only known source of Etherium.

## Planets

### Alien Planet

The Alien Planet is a large celestial body characterized by its distinctive, otherworldly terrain and unusual flora which serves as a good source of complex organics. With a surface gravity of 1.1g, slightly greater than Earth's, movement and construction can be more challenging compared to other planets. The planet's surface features a variety of terrain types, from towering mountains and crags to expansive valleys. Planet also has several biomes. When considering mining, we can find different ores including Iron, Nickel, Silicon, Cobalt, Silver, Magnesium and Gold.

### Erebus

Planet Erebus is an enthralling world of exploration, even its name mirroring its mystery. It features an exciting ore richness with various types of ores available at different depths, providing an ample opportunity for potential mining activities. Among the prominent ores, you will find Iron, Nickel, Silicon, Cobalt, Silver, Etherium, Magnesium, Uraninite, and Gold. The planet's atmosphere is breathable but highly corrosive to all non-organic structures. One of the unique features of Erebus is its gravity, which is 1.375 times that of Earth's, making movement quite different and more challenging for explorers.

### Ignatia

Ignatia is a planet known for its unique surface comprised mostly from lava and volcanic rock. The planet has an atmosphere, but it's not breathable with a zero oxygen density. When it comes to ore deposits, Ignatia is rich and varied. It contains deposits of Iron, Silicon, Silver, Uraninite, and Platinum at different depths, starting from the surface. The most valuable deposits, Platinum, are located deep beneath the surface. The lava flats are rich with Lavastone. Surface gravity is 0.85g. Atmosphere of this planet is pretty thin, so be careful when using atmospheric Thrusters.

### Pertam

Pertam is a desert planet, laden with dunes of sand and rocky outcrops. Its surface features significant terrain distortions. Pertam's surface is rich with multiple types of ores, including iron, nickel, silicon, cobalt, silver, magnesium, and gold, each at varying depths and concentrations, making it a potential hotbed for resource extraction. Pertam features a breathable atmosphere with a surface gravity of 1.2 times that of Earth's. The weather on Pertam can vary significantly. The types of weather include dust storms, light and heavy sandstorms, and even electric storms. Planet has subsurface Ice deposits, but otherwise it has very dry environment.

### Vanaheimur

Planet Vanaheimur is an intriguing celestial body boasting a distinctive topography. The surface of Vanaheimur hosts a wealth of ores, organized in an intricate matrix. The planet's icy underground is abundant in Fluid Crystals. Other mineable ores are Iron, Nickel, Silicon, Cobalt, Silver, Magnesium and Gold. The visual beauty of Vanaheimur owes much to its snowy surface, providing a stark contrast to the grassy ravines. Vanaheimur's gravity is slightly weaker than Earth's, measuring at 0.8g, but it's the breathable atmosphere that makes this planet truly exceptional.