Newcomer / Intro Flat planet surface, help me to find it please!

David Bochner

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So i am really long time ago looking for a planet what like it has a huge flat linear surface place. I mean like without ANY SMALL mountains/cliffs Only one i found at all time ago but forgot where and which one was that.. Anyone knows planet like this? I've tried high G planets, big planets, small planets.. it's not logical, must be there a planet without mountains somewhere:d
 

Para Handy

Para Handy
What is going to make it flat? It needs weather to erode mountains or it needs to be all liquid (water or lava) and we can't have any of those to land on yet. Everything else is at least going to have impact craters.
 

Bryan K

Bryan K
Look for landfall bodies with polar ice. I found one last year, can't remember where, but landed at one of the poles and it had a little icy patch and it was super flat. It was nice to drive the SRV at full speed with no bumps for miles.
 

Chris Simon

Chris Simon
Achenar 3 is flat as a pancake with only an occasional crater here and there. Be careful on approach. There is a reason why it's almost perfectly spherical. ;)
 
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David Bochner

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Yes, yes Achenar 3 is sounds awesome, but if i land there i must suicidwinder back to my home station. Thrusters not fit that gravity when i'll want to leave surface :D
 

Valorin

Valorin
There's a ringed landable in Pleione which is pretty flat. Only 2G. Best gravity for optimal SRV grip I'd say.There are a few scattered rocks though,
 

David Bochner

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Chris Simon said:
Nice.
I really enjoy the SRV on high-g planets. It sits like an F1 car. Great fun. Lately I started exploring in a Cutter, though, so to actually get to the surface to have fun can be.. tense. :D
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Great, but I think it'll be better idea if you choose another ship to land there than cutter!:)
 
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