Deimos

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Deimos

Deimos is the smaller and outermost of Mars' two moons. Like Phobos, it is believed to be a captured asteroid due to its irregular shape and composition. The game features 1 habitation site on Deimos.

Basic Information

Parameter Value
Diameter 15 km
Orbits Mars
Orbital Period 30.3 hours
Distance from Mars 23,463 km
Atmosphere None (vacuum)
Habitation Sites 1
Satellites None
Available Orbits


Mining Sites

Notes:

  • Negative values are not a bug, the game actually sets the median to a negative value to make it incredibly unlikely for the site to have a positive mine output. But note that the actual mined amount cannot actually be negative.
  • Blank values indicate that the site can never produce this resource. In contrast, 0 indicates that there is still up to 50% chance for the site to produce the resource.
  • Values shown do not take into account the final capping of the noble metalsNoble Metals output to just 1/2 or 1/3 of the base metalsBase Metals output.
  • Top 50% Mean is the average value of the top 50% of possible rolls. It is also a much looser estimate than the median because it cannot handle edge cases such as where the mininum value is too close to the median value.
Site Name Parent Body Mining Profile Max Hab Tier Median Resources (after Mass/Density Modifiers)
water volatiles base metals noble metals fissiles
Voltaire Crater Deimos Common Carbonaceous 3 26.25 37.5 0 0
Total: 1 Hab Sites 26.25 37.5 0 0 0

Site Name Parent Body Mining Profile Max Hab Tier Estimated Top 50% Mean Resources (after Mass/Density Modifiers)
water volatiles base metals noble metals fissiles
Voltaire Crater Deimos Common Carbonaceous 3 27.361 41.786 2.5 0.556
Total: 1 Hab Sites 27.361 41.786 2.5 0.556 0

Strategic Value

Deimos provides a stable platform for observing Mars and an additional mining opportunity in the Martian system.