Alchiba - Explorer's Guide To The Galaxy - STARFIELD

Alchiba Star System stats & timestamps found down below!

Timestamps:
00:00:00 - Intro
00:02:00 - The Alchiba Star System Location
00:02:24 - Alchiba I
00:07:00 - Alchiba II
00:10:18 - Alchiba II-a
00:12:12 - Alchiba III
00:12:27 - Alchiba III-a
00:15:32 - Alchiba III-b
00:16:51 - Alchiba III-c
00:19:35 - Alchiba IV
00:22:55 - Alchiba IV-a
00:25:32 - Alchiba V
00:28:44 - Alchiba V-a
00:30:22 - Alchiba VI
00:30:36 - Alchiba VI-a
00:32:25 - Alchiba VI-b
00:34:47 - Alchiba VI-c
00:36:54 - Alchiba VII
00:37:06 - Alchiba VII-a
00:38:14 - Alchiba VII-b
00:43:41 - Alchiba VII-c
00:45:15 - Alchiba VII-d
00:47:33 - Alchiba VIII
00:49:30 - Alchiba VIII-a
00:52:25 - Alchiba VIII-b
00:53:37 - Alchiba IX
00:53:50 - Alchiba IX-a
00:54:57 - Alchiba X
00:55:12 - Alchiba X-a
00:56:50 - Alchiba X-b
01:01:30 - Outro

Biomes:
Coastal - Craters - Frozen Craters - Frozen Dunes - Frozen Hills - Frozen Mountains - Frozen Plains - Frozen Volcanic - Gas Giant - Hills - Ice Giant - Mountains - Plateau - Rocky Desert - Sandy Desert - Swamp - Volcanic - Wetlands

Fauna:
N/A

Flora:
N/A

Resources:
Alkanes - Aluminum - Argon - Beryllium - Chlorine - Cobalt - Copper - Fluorine - Gold - Helium-3 - Iridium - Iron - Lead - Mercury - Neodymium - Nickel - Palladium - Platinum - Silver - Tetrafluorides - Tungsten - Uranium - Vanadium - Water - Ytterbium

Traits:
Coralline Landmass - Crystalline Crust - Crystalline Matrix - Crystalline Nucleation Nodule - Crystalline Pools - Emerging Tectonics - Glacial Remnant - Global Glacial Recession - Gravitational Anomaly - Hot Spring Terraces - Impact Sight - Melted Glacier - Oscillating Crystals - Pelted Fields - Prismatic Plumes - Slushy Subsurface Seas - Sonorous Lithosphere - Stony Meteors

[Camelworks]

Alchiba Star System stats & timestamps found down below!



Timestamps:
00:00:00 - Intro
00:02:00 - The Alchiba Star System Location
00:02:24 - Alchiba I
00:07:00 - Alchiba II
00:10:18 - Alchiba II-a
00:12:12 - Alchiba III
00:12:27 - Alchiba III-a
00:15:32 - Alchiba III-b
00:16:51 - Alchiba III-c
00:19:35 - Alchiba IV
00:22:55 - Alchiba IV-a
00:25:32 - Alchiba V
00:28:44 - Alchiba V-a
00:30:22 - Alchiba VI
00:30:36 - Alchiba VI-a
00:32:25 - Alchiba VI-b
00:34:47 - Alchiba VI-c
00:36:54 - Alchiba VII
00:37:06 - Alchiba VII-a
00:38:14 - Alchiba VII-b
00:43:41 - Alchiba VII-c
00:45:15 - Alchiba VII-d
00:47:33 - Alchiba VIII
00:49:30 - Alchiba VIII-a
00:52:25 - Alchiba VIII-b
00:53:37 - Alchiba IX
00:53:50 - Alchiba IX-a
00:54:57 - Alchiba X
00:55:12 - Alchiba X-a
00:56:50 - Alchiba X-b
01:01:30 - Outro

Biomes:
Coastal - Craters - Frozen Craters - Frozen Dunes - Frozen Hills - Frozen Mountains - Frozen Plains - Frozen Volcanic - Gas Giant - Hills - Ice Giant - Mountains - Plateau - Rocky Desert - Sandy Desert - Swamp - Volcanic - Wetlands

Fauna:
N/A

Flora:
N/A

Resources:
Alkanes - Aluminum - Argon - Beryllium - Chlorine - Cobalt - Copper - Fluorine - Gold - Helium-3 - Iridium - Iron - Lead - Mercury - Neodymium - Nickel - Palladium - Platinum - Silver - Tetrafluorides - Tungsten - Uranium - Vanadium - Water - Ytterbium

Traits:
Coralline Landmass - Crystalline Crust - Crystalline Matrix - Crystalline Nucleation Nodule - Crystalline Pools - Emerging Tectonics - Glacial Remnant - Global Glacial Recession - Gravitational Anomaly - Hot Spring Terraces - Impact Sight - Melted Glacier - Oscillating Crystals - Pelted Fields - Prismatic Plumes - Slushy Subsurface Seas - Sonorous Lithosphere - Stony Meteors

[BabooonZz]

Really enjoy these videos and the CCC series, love seeing youtubers put some good effort into longer videos like this.
Weirdly enough I've also used the videos as sleep aid sometimes, works really well for calming the mind even if you sometimes get ripped out of an "almost sleep state" by some horrific pun xD
Here's a small thanks for all of it.

[ghilliecamo]

I genuinely enjoy the types of chill videos just looking at the different planets and the wonders within them. I’d love to see more!

[amyduncancinder]

Mr. Camel, this was a most colorful description of a star system. I was most enthralled with your descriptions and you even added the local/UT time! You didn't forget anything! Awesome, Sir. (p.s. hope you feel better very soon.)

[Joseph-whof]

Hey, Camel, not the sound like a know-it-all but just for future references. Each system is not called a solar system, it's a star system. The reason why our star system is called solar system is because our parent star is named Sol. Therefore, Solar System.

[stonythechimist]

The story behind tungsten’s atomic symbol being W is a cool story actually! It’s named WOLFram because of the way ancient Romans noticed it “devoured” tin ore. If tungsten was present in tin ore, it would make the resulting tin ingots into a tin compound which was completely different to the pure tin, making them essentially useless for their intended purposes as tin metal components.

[Arteurus]

Gives off similar vibes to Curating Curious Curiosities. Love it

[joshuagraham]

Can't wait for the next 119 solar systems. Keep up the great work!

[ianrhys]

This is exactly why I watch your vods. You tell stories. Beautiful stories.

[justanotheraccounthere]

27:15 Coral-like fingers on Alchinba V might be fulgurites, formed by lightning striking sand/rock and fusing some of the elements together. Alchinba V has some thin atomosphere and those fingers exists in the rocky desert biome, so the conditions for fulgurites to form exist.

Also please check Argon pronunciation. -on not -en.

[sterrre]

Alchiba is a necessary stop for settlers heading towards the Zelazhny cluster and Algorab 2.

If you stop next to the oscillating crystals and turn off your music you can hear the crystals droning and humming.

[chiefgreef]

explorers guide to the galaxy is a great name for this series, giving me just a little bit of og shoddycast ES series vibes

[Sleepingwillow]

Im so happy to find a channel that is just as happy to look deeply into the Mundane as i am

[erwinzyx]

12:43 - This moon allegedly has no water, yet the first resource is... water. 🤔

[chrisherndon]

The Sasha Grey name drop at the beginning damn near made me spit my drink out.

[spacehootle]

The sleeping clock design is such a weird choice in my eyes! If I choose to sleep for 7 local hours by accident on some planets - I die of dehydration because it translates to about a week UT...

[CryHeroCZ]

1 hour video mostly about rocks. I love it.

[glomman]

24:40 all this megafauna I've seen on many different planets in Starfield, trilobites the size of a man, that's absolutely insane

[Mephilis]

2:22 It is worth pointing out that this star system far exceeds the maximum star system size in No Man's Sky by quite a lot. NMS only allows for 6, total. That's planets and moons together.

[edwhatshisname]

The desert on Alchiba 4-a also has some volcanic sand in it, those strange looking wrinkly black patches of rock are hardened lava flows, that's what the wrinkles are, they are spots where the magma began to cool, forming a skin on the surface then additional flows underneath the "skin" compressed the surface of it causing it to scrunch up in places and form curvy ridges. The lighter sand is probably silica sand, which is also formed from volcanic activity.