Sun

Sun
Habitat	Beyond
Type	Celestial Body Star
Generator Stats
Base Cost	Stardust 10
Base Production	Stardust 2
Base Charge Time	5 s
Traits
Speed	Solar Flares
Payout	Nuclear Fusion
Chronology
Next	Mercury

Sun is the 1st Celestial Body and the 1st Star obtained in the Beyond (Rank 1), which can generate Stardust Stardust.

Description

"Earth's home star is the center of our solar system, the point around which all celestial objects orbit. It shines its light on each of the eight planets, and its warmth is essential for all life on Earth."

Traits

The rare traits matching this generators type are: Solar Winds . Sun is also affected by the epic traits: Speed of Light , Cosmic Gravity , Goldilocks Zone . It is also affected by the constellations: Scorpio, Aries, as well as by the generator rank.

Icon	Name	Description	Requires
	Solar Flares	When magnetic energy is released on the surface of the Sun, the result is a burst of radiation and plasma called a solar flare. Solar flares emit radio waves that can disrupt long-range communications on Earth.	Rank 1
	Nuclear Fusion	The Sun's core fuses hundreds of millions of tons of hydrogen into helium every second, converting matter into energy in the process. The light and heat it produces radiate out to all the planets of the solar system.	Rank 2

Achievements

Icon	Name	Description	Requires
	Sunny Stonehenge	In ancient times, humans built monuments to track the position of the Sun and mark the solstices and equinoxes. These monuments include Stonehenge in England, Newgrange in Ireland, and the pyramid of El Castillo in Mexico.	Sun Rank 5
	Total Eclipse of the Heart	While you should never look directly at the sun, during a solar eclipse it’s actually even more dangerous! This is because your pupils expand in the darkness and take in even more light (and harmful radiation).	Sun Rank 10

Trivia

A false-color image of the Sun taken in 2010 as seen in ultraviolet light.

A true-color image taken in 2019 in the entire spectrum of visible light using a solar filter.

The Sun's astronomical symbol, which is also used for units such as M_☉ (Solar mass), R_☉ (Solar radius) and L_☉ (Solar luminosity).

Star

The Solar System is made up of one star, the Sun. It is a spectral type G2V star.

Planets

There are a total of eight, formerly nine, planets orbiting the Sun, Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. Out of these, four are terrestrial, two gas giants, and another two ice giants. The former ninth planet, known as a dwarf planet since 2006, was Pluto. The hypothetical ninth planets are Planet X and Planet Nine.

Sources

• Sun - Real images and symbol