Cel-Suyam

The subject of this article is from the Synthesis update.
The information from this article is is up-to-date as of 18 February, 2020.

Cel-Suyam

Galaxy	Euclid
Region	Sea of Cidali
Star system	Suyam ElcaGMS
Terrain	Pangean
Biome	Scorched - Hot Planet
Weather	Rare firestorms
Resources	So, P, Na, Em
Sentinels	Low security
Flora	Full
Fauna	Fair
Claimed by	CELAB Galactic Industries
Discovered by	celab99
Discovery platform	PC
Game Mode	Normal
Updated	Synthesis

This article is about the current version of Cel-Suyam. For the Visions version, see MH370.

Cel-Suyam is a planet in No Man's Sky.

Summary[]

Cel-Suyam is a planet in the star system Suyam ElcaGMS on the PC version of the No Man's Sky universe.

Alias names[]

All	Original:	Kiyush 18/B3

PC	Current:	Cel-Suyam

Planet type[]

This planet is Biome - Scorched .

Geology[]

The planets land mass is mainly rocky/mountainous. It features waterless/pangean terrain.

Environment Conditions[]

The surface has rare firestorms weather conditions.

Scenario	Temp	Radiation	Toxicity	Notes
Daytime	XX°C	XX Rad	XX Tox
Night time	49.7°C	0.1 Rad	0.9 Tox
Storm Daytime	XX°C	XX Rad	xx Tox	None
Storm Night time	xx°C	xx Rad	xx Tox	None

Moons[]

There are no moons.

Notable locations / Waypoints[]

Sequence	Latitude	Longitude	POI Type	Area Name	Gallery (Y/N)	Notes
01	-4.90	64.12	Galactic Trade Terminal A	TBD	Y	W-32F Matrix

Life[]

Fauna[]

10 species of fauna are known to exist. The following table identifies those catalogued:

Name	Genus	Height	Weight	Game release
D. Homokrimera	Lok	1.4	98.5	Synthesis
G. Catosum	Lok	0.8	81.6	Synthesis
N. Mandrilsisia	Lok	1.1	91.2	Synthesis

Note: Fauna prior to the Origins era are extinct.

Sentinels[]

Sentinel activity is low security.

Resources[]

The following resources can be found on this planet.

Solanium, Sodium, Phosphorus, Emeril
Ancient Bones

Additional Information[]

This planet was originally discovered sometime in 2016 by SaruMaaS^TM.

This original form was documented but not explored on 8 July 2019 by CELAB Galactic Industries.

After the Synthesis update, it was no longer marked as discovered and its features had changed significantly. It was rediscovered in a new form on Feb 3, 2020. It was originally known as MH370.