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Ice-Geysers-Airless-World

Ice geysers on an airless world in Elite Dangerous Odyssey.

Geysers are vents in the surface of a planet or moon which periodically release hot water or steam. Geysers can take time to build up the correct amount of pressure to erupt, so they are not always active, which can make them difficult to spot from high altitudes. Some geysers, known as ice geysers or cryogeysers, release ice, dust, and volatiles. Geysers are not to be confused with Fumaroles, Gas Vents, or Lava Spouts.

Types[]

There are six known types of geysers:

  • Ammonia Ice Geysers
  • Carbon Dioxide Ice Geysers
  • Methane Ice Geysers
  • Nitrogen Ice Geysers
  • Water Geysers
  • Water Ice Geysers

Locations[]

These are some known locations with geysers.[1]

System Planet Coordinates Type Reported By
11 Cephei A 1 a -33.2, -18.3
Sol Actaea -6.1996, -23.1028
Toolfa A 9 a 22.0, -8.9
Alectrona 2 a 37.8749, 43.2371 Water Geysers
Borr B 5 a -19.39, -10.22
Cowini 14 b -38.9794, 100.2803 Water Geysers
Gbekree AB 3 b a -22.79, -99.07
BD+74 526 B 3 a Visitor beacon
PLAA AESCS JN-S b17-18 4 b -56.4771, 99.2355 Water Geysers
Vamm B 2 a 62.6461, -53.4364 Ice Geysers
Sol Enceladus 6.5851, 95.9320
Veil West Sector GW-W c1-13 3 c -59.2, 43.6 Source.[2]
HIP 60953 ABC 7 c -52.93, 15.50 Source.[2]
HIP 61061 AB 8 b 10.33, 5.81 Source.[2]
Bhare A 3 a 10.47, 136.10 Source.[2]
Alectrona 2 a 43.23, 37.87 Source.[2]
Pru Aescs PU-S b45-5 3 a 73.8263, -136.9398 Source.[3]

Notes[]

  • Geyser jets can be used to propel an On Foot commander or SRV into the air by walking or driving directly on top of the ejecta. For example, this video shows an SRV being propelled 13 km high above Enceladus in Sol while this video shows a similar jump on an uncharted moon near Colonia.
  • Prior to Elite Dangerous: Beyond Chapter 4, explorers would document the planetary body, latitude, and longitude of geyser locations for later reference. Manual discovery of these locations could take many hours or even days. Chapter 4's improvements to discovery tools enabled automatic logging of these locations in the Codex for easy reference. An unfortunate side effect of that update is that some classic geologic locations were erased or heavily modified.

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