Mars

Mars
Habitat	Beyond
Type	Celestial Body Terrestrial Planet
Generator Stats
Base Cost	Stardust 80,000
Base Production	Stardust 30,300
Base Charge Time	316 s (5:16)
Traits
Speed	Rusty Red
Payout	Seismic Activity
Chronology
Previous	Earth
Next	Moon

Mars is the 5th Celestial Body, and the 4th Terrestrial Planet, obtained in the Beyond (Rank 1), which can generate Stardust Stardust.

Description

"The fourth planet from the Sun and Earth's nearest neighbor, Mars is often called the Red Planet because of its ruddy color. It stands out brightly in the night sky, inspiring humans to wonder if it might be home to alien life."

Traits

The rare traits matching this generators type are: Solid Surface . Mars is also affected by the epic traits: Speed of Light , Cosmic Gravity , Goldilocks Zone . It is also affected by the constellations: Scorpio,Cancer, as well as by the generator rank.

Icon	Name	Description	Requires
	Rusty Red	Mars gets its distinctive red color from iron oxide (also known as rust) on the planet’s surface. Mars can be seen from Earth by the naked eye, and its color has been noted since ancient times.	Rank 1
	Seismic Activity	Much like Earth, Mars is seismically active. The planet experiences frequent “marsquakes” when the planet’s rocky crust shifts and cracks. NASA’s InSight probe recorded over 450 marsquakes in 2019.	Rank 2

Achievements

Icon	Name	Description	Requires
	Martian Manhunters	Many humans once believed that there were aliens on Mars, fueled by telescopic observations of distinctive surface features that looked like canals. Eventually, the first images taken of the planet’s surface by spacecraft revealed it to be lifeless.	Mars Rank 5
	Better Red Than Dead	To ancient humans, the appearance of Mars often signaled war, death, and destruction. Its red color indicated an ill omen for many cultures, and they believed it could portend bad luck or doom.	Mars Rank 10

Astronomy Mission

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Mars's Astronomy Mission is its largest moon, Phobos.

"The larger of Mars' two moons, Phobos is named for the Greek god of fear and panic. It has a very close orbit to Mars, and rises and sets twice in one Martian day. In the future, it may be torn apart by Mars' gravity."

Phobos

Reduce Mars cost by up to x10 at Rank 9.

Name	Duration(hh: mm: ss)	Reward
Phobos I	00:05:00	Mars discount x2
Phobos II	00:15:00	Mars discount x3
Phobos III	00:50:00	Mars discount x4
Phobos IV	02:10:00	Mars discount x5
Phobos V	04:40:00	Mars discount x6
Phobos VI	08:50:00	Mars discount x7
Phobos VII	15:20:00	Mars discount x8
Phobos VIII	24:10:00	Mars discount x9
Phobos IX	36:30:00	Mars discount x10

Deimos

"Deimos is named for the Greek god of terror and dread and is the smaller of Mars' two moons. Like its brother satellite, Phobos, it is believed to be an asteroid that became caught in Mars' orbit."

Trivia

A true-color image of Mars taken in 2007 by the OSIRIS instrument on the ESA Rosetta spacecraft

Mars' astronomical symbol is the same as the one used for the male gender. In alchemy it stood for the metal iron

An enhanced-color image of Phobos, Mars' larger moon, taken in 2008 by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter

An enhanced-color image of Deimos, Mars' smaller moon, taken in 2009 by the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter

Mars has a total of two natural satellites, Phobos and Deimos.

Sources

• Mars - Real image and symbol above taken
• Phobos - Real image above taken
• Deimos - Real image above taken