No Man's Sky Galactic Records

The subject of this article is from the Aquarius update.
The information from this article is up-to-date as of 22 October, 2024.

This article was documented by the No Man's High Hub.

The No Man's Sky Galactic Records is a record book from an older version of the game. Use the Wonders Catalogue for all current records.

Summary

No Man's Sky Galactic Records is a reference book listing galactic records both of traveller achievements and the extremes of the natural world. Though the Record Book was started and maintained by No Man's High Hub, records can be set by anyone, anywhere. If you have an idea for a category or your own record breaking accomplishment, but you don't know know how to edit the wiki, please message Hotbrown1Cream.

Fauna Hall of Fame

The Fauna Hall of Fame is a list of the largest and smallest wild species in each Genus of Fauna, beginning with the Origins release. See the Legacy Fauna Hall of Fame for data on species prior to the Origins Update.

For more information, including the actual size data, please refer to one of the two primary Fauna Hall of Fame pages:

• Fauna Hall of Fame - Largest
• Fauna Hall of Fame - Smallest

Longest Cliff Jump

Inspired by the Orbital Drop Troopers of Smoke Ops who would use the mountains on King Nate's Throne in the No Man's High Hub capital system as a staging ground for orbital drop training.

Rules:

• One must start on their feet
• Using jumping/jet packing, one must leave the ground
• The record is set by the person who stays in the air the longest
• Using food as a means to refuel jetpack supply will be a disqualification
• Using a cliff as a means to bypass fuel usage will be a disqualification

Place	Username	Representing	Time	Proof	Release
1st	JhonJhonJhonIII	Galactic Hub Project	252.16 seconds		4.36.1
2nd	mathfreak2	Galactic Hub Calypso	111.18 seconds		Endurance
3rd	Hotbrown1Cream	No Man's High Hub	27 seconds

Longest Exocraft Jump

Inspired by the stunt drivers would jump their Exocrafts nearly into orbit on the low gravity of Catfiene's Litterbox in the No Man's High Hub capital system.

Rules:

• Using any Exocraft, one must boost themselves up in the air by using only the terrain (no base part assistance)
• The traveller who stays in the air the longest holds the record

Place	Username	Representing	Time	Proof	Release
1st	Hotbrown1Cream	No Man's High Hub	27 seconds	imgur
2nd	Metallion181#4426	No Man's High Hub	16 seconds
3rd

Deepest Recorded Depth

Inspired by the explorers of Delta-9 Discovery Initiative who would dive into the depths of Omins XI's oceans in the No Man's High Hub capital system searching for the most exotic of fish species.

Rules:

• Simply register the deepest depth on your HUD
• base building/going to the 'underworld' to achieve a deeper depth will be a disqualification

Place	Username	Representing	Recorded Depth	Proof	Release
1st	Ray Aurelius		1431.0u		6.18
2nd	SeBraxPS		120.6u		4.05
3rd	willzhw	Galactic Hub Project	109.8u		4.48

Hottest Recorded Temperature

Both hottest and coldest temperatures can have an 'observed' temperature and a 'theoretical temperature. Since the absolute hottest or coldest a planet will get depends not only 12:00pm (noon), but also the presence of a storm actually observing the hottest temperature for a planet will be very, very difficult. So to calculate the 'theoretical' temperature, one needs the regular temperature and temperature difference a storm makes:

1. Regular Temperature (rT): for the hottest regular temperature simply record the temperature at 12:00pm. For the coldest regular temperature, record the temperature at 12:00am.
2. Storm Temperature Differential (dT): record the temperature before a storm and then during a storm. This 'difference' is your dT. For example; the temperature was 134°C before the storm and the temperature was 189°C during the storm. This means the dT was 55°C

Using these two values above, assuming the rT was 145°C and the dT was 55°C, theoretical hottest temperature would be 220°C even though observed temperature was 189°C. This formula also applies to coldest temperatures, but with rT made at 12:00am.

Rules:

• Simply register the hottest temperature on your HUD
• Can be recorded on any planet in any galaxy during any weather or in any body of water

Place	Username	Representing	Observed Temperature (F/C)	Theoretical Temperature (F/C)	Proof	Release
1st	Ray Aurelius		625.6°F / 329.7778°C			6.18
2nd	Ray Aurelius		622.6°F / 328.1111°C			6.18
3rd	Kirayingket		621.86°F / 327.7°C			6.12

Coldest Recorded Temperature

For a note on 'observed' vs. 'theoretical' temperatures, please refer to the Hottest Recorded Temperature section of this page.

Rules:

• Simply register the coldest temperature on your HUD
• Can be recorded on any planet in any galaxy during any weather or in any body of water

Place	Username	Representing	Observed Temperature (F/C)	Theoretical Temperature (F/C)	Proof	Release
1st	Ray Aurelius		-262.8°F/-163.7778°C			6.18
2nd	wildBcat		-210.64°F / -134.8°C			5.12
3rd	BigOldBoy85858585		-208.66°F / -133.7°C			3.71.1

Highest Recorded Radiation

Rules:

• Simply register the highest recorded radiation reading on your HUD
• Can be recorded on any planet in any galaxy during any weather or in any body of water

Place	Username	Representing	Radiation Reading	Proof	Release
1st	Vindbragd		32.0		4.72
2nd	Ray Aurelius		32.0		6.18
3rd	WhitetigerC		31.9		Orbital

Highest Recorded Toxicity

Rules:

• Simply register the highest recorded toxicity reading on your HUD
• Can be recorded on any planet in any galaxy during any weather or in any body of water
• Using hazardous flora to increase toxicity levels will result in disqualification.

Place	Username	Representing	Toxicity Reading	Proof	Release
1st	rabidencounters	Galactic Hub Project	118.6		4.52
2nd	willzhw	Galactic Hub Project	118.4		4.47
3rd	Cornbread 2100	No Man's High Hub	116.4		3.99.1