Asteroid Belt

Asteroid Belt
Habitat	Beyond
Type	Celestial Body Asteroid
Generator Stats
Base Cost	Stardust 1.44 E8
Base Production	Stardust 6.75 E7
Base Charge Time	586s (9:46)
Traits
Speed	Carbon Type
Payout	Silicate Type
Chronology
Previous	Moon
Next	Ceres

Asteroid Belt is the 7th Celestial Body, and the 1st Asteroid, obtained in the Beyond (Rank 3), which can generate Stardust Stardust.

Description

"The Asteroid Belt is a field of small, rocky bodies floating in the space between Mars and Jupiter. Jupiter's immense gravity prevents these asteroids from coming together to form a planet, keeping them in a scattered orbit."

Traits

The rare traits matching this generators type are: Asteroids . Asteroid Belt is also affected by the epic traits: Speed of Light , Cosmic Gravity , Goldilocks Zone . It is also affected by the constellations: Scorpio,Capricorn, as well as by the generator rank.

Icon	Name	Description	Requires
	Carbon Type	C-type asteroids are the most common type of asteroids. Dark in appearance, they are made up of mostly rocks and minerals with a high concentration of carbon.	Rank 3
	Silicate Type	S-type asteroids contain a high amount of iron and magnesium silicates. They are the second most common type of asteroid.	Rank 4

Achievements

Icon	Name	Description	Requires
	All Rocks Great and Small	There are over 100,000 known objects in the asteroid belt. These range from the dwarf planet Ceres to tiny particles of dust. Most objects in the belt are boulder sized.	Asteroid Belt Rank 5
	Give Me Space	While the asteroid belt is often pictured as crowded, in reality the asteroids are quite far apart. Most exploratory craft sent to the area have navigated it easily, and the chances of a collision are calculated to be less than one in a billion.	Asteroid Belt Rank 10

Asteroids

The Asteroid Belt contains millions of asteroids of which hundreds of thousands are currently known. The four largest asteroids are Ceres, Vesta, Pallas, and Hygiea.

Overview Images of the Asteroid Belt

An overview of the Asteroid Belt along with the Inner Solar System and the Jovian System

A linear overview of the Inner Solar System bodies

Sources

• Asteroid belt - Images above taken