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HUB1-22A Necouvern
HUB1-22A Necouvern
Galaxy Euclid
Region The Arm of Vezitinen
Star system HUB1-22A Garou
Biome Volcanic - Unstable
Weather Lethal Ash Storms
Resources Cd+, Py, Fe++
Sentinels Spread Thin
Flora Limited
Fauna Abundant (10)
Claimed by Galactic Hub Project
Discovered by JasperBeardly4
Discovery platform PS4
Game Mode Normal
Updated NextGen

HUB1-22A Necouvern is a planet in No Man's Sky.

Summary

HUB1-22A Necouvern is a planet in the HUB1-22A Garou star system in the No Man's Sky universe.

It is home to a Galactic Hub colony called New Pompeii.

New Pompeii

Alias names

PS4 Current: HUB1-22A Necouvern
PC Other: Space Australia

Discovered

  • Discovered and uploaded by PS4 explorer JasperBeardly4 on Aug 4, 2018
  • Explored and documented by GHGS Researcher TPHaze on Oct 18, 2020

Planet type

Biome - Volcanic - Unstable

Moons

This planet has no moons.

Location

It can be found in the HUB1-22A Garou star system in the The Arm of Vezitinen region of the Galactic Hub Project, in the Euclid galaxy.

Coordinates

042F:0078:0D55:022A

Glyphs

222AF9556C30222AF9556C30

Notable locations / Waypoints

Life

Fauna

  • There are 10 fauna on this planet
IMAGE NAME ECOSYSTEM GENUS HEIGHT WEIGHT DISCOVERED BY
L. Muskolhagium A L. Muskolhagium Rare / Ground /
Always Active
Bos 6.9 - 7.1m 310.9 - 323.1kg TPHaze

Flora

IMAGE NAME ELEMENTS AGE ROOT STRUCTURE NUTRIENT SOURCE NOTES DISCOVERED BY

Minerals

IMAGE NAME ELEMENTS METAL CONTENT FORMATION PROCESS NOTES DISCOVERED BY

Sentinels

The sentinels are Spread Thin on this planet and do not present an immediate threat.

Resources

The following resources can be found on this planet:

Additional Information

Explored and documented by GHGS Researcher TPHaze on Oct 17, 2020

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