Planetary Researcher

⏺ Planetary Researcher                                              

                                                                    

  No weapons. No objectives. Just science.                          

                                                                    

  You are a researcher deployed to an uncharted star system. Every  

  world you visit is procedurally generated — its mass, atmosphere,

  temperature, magnetic field, and star are all physically

  consistent, calculated from real formulas. Most worlds are

  desolate. Life is extraordinarily rare.

  11 Scientific Instruments

  - Atmospheric Analyzer — pressure, composition, weather conditions

  - Radiation Dosimeter — dose rates with source breakdown

  - Magnetometer — field strength and dipole modeling

  - LIDAR — terrain cross-section profiling

  - Radar — subsurface cavity and water table detection

  - IR Camera — thermal imaging and organism detection

  - Spectrometer — elemental composition with emission line analysis

  - Star Tracker — celestial navigation and stellar classification

  - Solar Tracker — solar altitude and radiation contribution

  - Seismometer — tectonic activity and P-wave analysis

  - Radio — ship contact, pulsar detection, fleet communications

  Your Research, Your Way

  - Write field notes in a fully editable journal

  - Categorize entries: observations, hypotheses, analyses, geology,

   stellar, fauna, flora

  - Archive and name journals by system, planet, or research topic

  - Search across all your notes instantly

  Real Physics

  Every reading uses real formulas. Gravity from GM/R². Atmospheric

  pressure from the barometric equation. Star temperature from

  Wien's displacement law. Radiation shielding from exponential

  attenuation. Nothing is faked.

  Explore a Galaxy

  Travel between star systems. Scan planets from orbit before

  landing. Receive research requests from the fleet. Deploy your

  drone for aerial surveys. Cross-reference your instruments to

  understand what you're standing on.

  No hand-holding. No tutorials. You have the instruments — figure

  out the rest.