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Planet Earth Asteroid 2
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31 May, 2014 @ 7:05pm
24 Oct, 2014 @ 4:19pm
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Planet Earth Asteroid 2

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Description
This asteroid uses modded materials which should be automatically downloaded when you open it.

For full benefit of the appearance, you should use the modded materials, but the modded materials are not necesary to enjoy the asteroid (See the last image above, as this shows how it appears without the modded materials).

The asteroid contains a mix of ores required for playing Survivor mode (See the cutaway image above).

A spherical asteroid, created to have surface appearance of Earth.
Main material: several.
Volume:, 439,065,508.65 m³
Diameter: 943 metres.
Core: Solid.

Material Mass Percent
Iron_02 298,563,964.00 m³ 68.00%
Uraninite_01 26,597,640.00 m³ 6.06%
Gold_01 13,508,970.00 m³ 3.08%
Cobalt_01 13,448,309.00 m³ 3.06%
Silicon_01 13,456,263.00 m³ 3.06%
Magnesium_01 13,270,547.00 m³ 3.02%
Silver_01 12,788,986.00 m³ 2.91%
Nickel_01 12,789,705.00 m³ 2.91%
Platinum_01 12,603,458.00 m³ 2.87%
Stone_01 9,588,489.28 m³ 2.18%
Helium_01 8,899,521.23 m³ 2.03%
Iron_01 3,044,872.79 m³ 0.69%
Ice_01 504,783.34 m³ 0.11%

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This asteroid was procedurally generated using Developer code from the SEToolbox.
Please see my Steam Workshop items for other asteroids.
68 Comments
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Carlton Banks 18 Aug, 2016 @ 12:13pm 
Can I use this for a well, this will sound crazy, A WW2 themedReal Time Strategy game is Space Engineers. If anyone has ideas/Is intrested in testing, post a comment on my profile
xxDragon492xx 15 Jun, 2015 @ 6:55pm 
Does this thing even work anymore? Being that the ice/helium mod is out of date and otherwise dead now?... Can you upload a version for the current version of the game? :) Please and Thankyou
skyfox585 14 Jun, 2015 @ 11:53pm 
this takes very long to load
Screaming Angels  [author] 29 Apr, 2015 @ 4:45pm 
I've created a new larger Earth asteroid but I haven't been able to upload it to the Steam workshop.
Details of the asteroid are here:
http://forums.keenswh.com/threads/1600m-earth-asteroid-and-moon.7358790/
FatHaggard 23 Mar, 2015 @ 8:27pm 
Cant wait for the mountain ranges! thats all this is missing. :) will mess around on the current until that is added though.
Screaming Angels  [author] 1 Mar, 2015 @ 12:55am 
I've been meaning to regenerate these with different voxel materials for a more realitic look, and trying to work in a altitude map during the generation for mountain ranges. I haven't had enough time lately to look at it as I'm traveling OS currently.
Ghost4573 26 Feb, 2015 @ 9:39pm 
Could you add the Moon? With the Moon this would work great with the NASA mod.
Grim 12 Feb, 2015 @ 10:46am 
Hey iwas wonderiing if you could post this and the dwarf planet and mon asteroids on the workshop so i can use them of the maps i make for survival. this new update allows that which i happy to hear and hopeing you can help get my favoite asteroids you make.
ViccyQ 20 Jan, 2015 @ 4:01am 
I have made a World with a 700 meter wide planet. Very processing intesive to load. At the time ~15 min load time.

Im not sure if this can be optimized any more but this planet concept works beautifully, especially with atmosphere mods.

I managed to make Earth and Mars about 3-4 mins of travel time in between.

I sadly like a idiot deleted the save So I will start from scratch again.

I would be great to have this work orbiting sattelites.
Dr.'StrangeLove 2 Jan, 2015 @ 8:55am 
VERY NICE!!!!