Copernicus Star System

Copernicus Star System

Level 30

Copernicus is a level 30 star system in Starfield.

All star systems in Starfield have a recommended player level. For Copernicus, this level is 30. It is recommended that your character is at level 30 or higher if you would like to visit any of the planets in the Copernicus system.

Resources

Copernicus contains 20 resources.

NameRaritySymbolWeightValueID
Aluminum0Al0.570000557D
Argon0Ar0.5500005588
Benzene1C6Hn0.61900005585
Beryllium1Be0.512000057D9
Chlorine0Cl0.560000557C
Chlorosilanes1SiH3Cl0.6140000557E
Cobalt1Co0.61200005575
Copper0Cu0.61000005576
Europium3Eu140000057E1
Fluorine1F0.51200005577
Helium-30He-30.550000558E
Iron0Fe0.680000556E
Lead0Pb0.71000005568
Lithium2Li0.5140000557F
Neodymium2Nd0.82000005580
Nickel0Ni0.61000005572
Titanium2Ti0.5120000556D
Tungsten1W0.7160000556B
Water0H2O0.5400005591
Xenon3Xe0.827000057DD

Planetary Bodies

Copernicus has 15 planetary bodies: 8 planets and 7 moons.

Rock
Temperate
Thin O2
Average
Safe
7
5
Type
Temperature
Atmosphere
Magnetosphere
Water
Fauna
Flora
Biomes
HillsIceMountainsOceanWetlands
Rock
Scorched
Std CO2
Powerful
None
Type
Temperature
Atmosphere
Magnetosphere
Water
Biomes
DesertHillsSavanna
Barren
Temperate
None
None
None
Type
Temperature
Atmosphere
Magnetosphere
Water
Rock
Cold
Thin CO2
Weak
Biological
4
5
Type
Temperature
Atmosphere
Magnetosphere
Water
Fauna
Flora
Biomes
HillsIceOceanSavannaSwamp
Rock
Frozen
Std N2
Very strong
Chemical
0
0
Type
Temperature
Atmosphere
Magnetosphere
Water
Fauna
Flora
Biomes
DesertHillsIceSavanna
Barren
Frozen
None
Very strong
None
Type
Temperature
Atmosphere
Magnetosphere
Water
Gas giant
Deep freeze
H2
Extreme
None
Type
Temperature
Atmosphere
Magnetosphere
Water
Biomes
Ocean
Rock
Temperate
Std O2
None
Biological
Type
Temperature
Atmosphere
Magnetosphere
Water
Biomes
DesertForestIceOceanSavanna
Ice
Deep freeze
None
None
Chemical
Type
Temperature
Atmosphere
Magnetosphere
Water
Gas giant
Deep freeze
H2
Strong
None
Type
Temperature
Atmosphere
Magnetosphere
Water
Biomes
Ocean
Ice
Deep freeze
None
None
Chemical
0
0
Type
Temperature
Atmosphere
Magnetosphere
Water
Fauna
Flora
Ice
Deep freeze
None
None
Safe
Type
Temperature
Atmosphere
Magnetosphere
Water
Resources
Biomes
Ice
Rock
Deep freeze
None
None
None
Type
Temperature
Atmosphere
Magnetosphere
Water
Biomes
DesertIceMountainsOcean
Ice
Deep freeze
None
None
Safe
Type
Temperature
Atmosphere
Magnetosphere
Water
Biomes
Ice
Rock
0.62
Temperate
Std O2
Very strong
Safe
3
4
Type
Gravity
Temperature
Atmosphere
Magnetosphere
Water
Fauna
Flora
Biomes
ForestIceMountainsOcean
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Information

Level30
Catalogue IDGl 596.1A
Planetary Bodies15
Planets8
Moons7
Star Spectral ClassG5
Star Temperature (Kelvin)5575
Star Solar Mass0.93
Star Radius647559
Star Magnitude5.03

Origin

Nicolas Copernicus (1473-1543) was a Renaissance-era mathematician and astronomer who is best known for introducing the heliocentric model of the universe, which posited that the Sun, rather than the Earth, was at the center of the cosmos. This revolutionary theory was a stark departure from the geocentric model, which had been widely accepted since the time of the ancient Greeks and was deeply entrenched in the teachings of the Catholic Church.

Copernicus' magnum opus, "De revolutionibus orbium coelestium" (On the Revolutions of the Celestial Spheres), was published in 1543, just before his death. In it, he meticulously laid out his arguments for a Sun-centered universe, drawing on mathematical reasoning and astronomical observations.

While his theories were initially met with resistance from religious authorities and some members of the scientific community, they laid the groundwork for future astronomers, most notably Galileo Galilei and Johannes Kepler, to build upon and further solidify the heliocentric model. Copernicus' work ultimately played a pivotal role in the Scientific Revolution, challenging long-held beliefs and prompting a radical rethinking of our place in the universe.

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