Solar System
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| Preceded by Robot Repair |
Solar System | Succeeded by Human Body Scan |
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| Experiment name | Description | Comments |
| Brahe-Quark
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Relic emits a portrayal of the solar system with all planets in their correct relative scale. | - And relative orbital distances? - You probably don't want to walk that far. |
| Item: An Earth rubber ball. | ||
Solar System (in-universe name Experiment Brahe-Quark) is the seventh minigame / experiment of The Lab.
Relic[edit]
The relic in the hub consists of a small clockwork orrery on a long table where the Human Body Scan relic is also found.
Minigame[edit]
The player can interact with the planets in the solar system. The planets can be used as balls and be thrown all over the area or against each other. Throwing all planets into the sun makes it collapse into a white dwarf.
Gallery[edit]
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Partial view of the solar system, with Saturn and Jupiter.
