Hexervatory

The subject of this article is from the Atlas Rises update.
The information from this article is up-to-date as of 23 July, 2018.

This article was catalogued by Galactic Hub Atlas.

Hexervatory
Galaxy	Euclid
Region	Shungka Void
Star system	HUB1-!X-10B Hexomia (Hexagon Biome)
Moon of	Hexus Nexus (Fractal Planet)
Atmosphere	Thin, clear
Terrain	Rocky
Biome	Barren
Weather	Clear
Resources	CyIrHr
Sentinels	Minimal
Flora	Absent
Fauna	Absent
Discovered by	Cola
Discovery platform	PC
Game Mode	Normal
Updated	Atlas Rises

Hexervatory
Galaxy	Euclid
Region	Shungka Void
Star system	HUB1-!X-10B Hexomia (Hexagon Biome)
Moon of	Hexus Nexus (Fractal Planet)
Atmosphere	Thin, clear
Terrain	Rocky
Type	- Barren
Weather	Clear
Resources	CyIrHr
Sentinels	Minimal
Flora	Absent
Fauna	Absent
Discovered by	Cola
Discovery platform	PC
Game Mode	Normal
Updated	Atlas Rises

Hexervatory is a moon.

Summary

Hexervatory is the moon of Hexus Nexus (Fractal Planet), in the HUB1-!X-10B Hexomia (Hexagon Biome) system.

It is a barren, lifeless rock with little to offer in the way of pleasantries; however, iridium deposits are quite common on the surface, so coupled with a minimal sentinel presence it could serve as a convenient source of the element. Caves are also fairly common, resulting in a potentially viable source of marrow bulbs. Visitors should be cautious, however, as Hexervatory's atmosphere is thin, putting strain on life support systems. Small pools of fluid can sometimes be found at the bottom of deeper crevices.

Moon type

Barren

Atmosphere & Climate

	Daytime Value	Nighttime Value
Temperature	63.4 °F 17.4 °C 290.6 K	86.9 °F 30.5 °C 303.6 K
Radioactivity	0.6 Rad	0.3 Rad
Toxicity	6.8 Tox	1.6 Tox

• Interestingly, surface air temperatures at night are higher than during the day.

Notable Locations & Waypoints

Due to Hexervatory having a barren-type biome, there are no buildings or other waypoints on its surface.

Life

Aside from standard cave flora, there is no organic life on Hexervatory.

Resources

• "Form" refers to, for example: crystal form, resource deposit form, Pedestal Form (Vortex Cube), “Stem” Form (Gravitino Balls), etc
• "Rarity" refers to how often the resource appears on the planet, and is just an estimate (there’s no in-game value to measure it by).

Image	Resource	Form	Rarity
	Plutonium Thamium9 (secondary, medium/large crystals only)	Crystalline	Uncommon
	Chrysonite Platinum (secondary, small crystals only) Heridium (secondary, tiny crystals only)	Crystalline	Rare
	Thamium9	Stem	Uncommon
	Heridium	Deposit	Rare
	Iridium	Deposit	Common
	Cymatygen	Deposit	Rare

Gallery

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  A canyon with some fluid at the bottom.

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  Iridium deposits dot Hexervatory's landscape.