Celestine

 | Property | Details | | :--- | :--- |+| **Image** | ![Celestine](Celestine.png) | | **Category** | Raw Materials | | **Source** | Celestine Deposit | | **Description** | Local source of radioactive Strontium. Burn brilliant red. | | **Biomes** | Sparse Plains, Needler Nest, Karakorum Power Plant, Root Canyon, Karakorum Metal Farms |  -![Celestine](Celestine.png)+> "These celestine deposits form when sulfur-shelled protozoans die faster than their remains can dissolve into the seawater." — PDA upon first collection of Celestine   **Celestine** is a Raw Material used in crafting.  -> "These celestine deposits form when sulfur-shelled protozoans die faster than their remains can dissolve into the seawater." — PDA upon first collection of Celestine-  ## Recipe   Celestine can be produced in a Metal Farm.   | Machine | Crafting Time | Input | Output | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Metal Farm | 10:00 | - | 3x Celestine |  +## Appearance+ +*Section stub.*+  ## Obtaining   Celestine can appear as Resource Deposits that are broken with the Sonic Resonator.   Celestine can be found inside of the following locations: *   Sparse Plains *   Needler Nest *   Root Canyon *   Karakorum Metal Farms *   Below the Karakorum Power Plant   As Celestine is only found as a Resource Deposit, the Sonic Resonator is required to obtain it.   ## Uses in Crafting  -*   *(Specific recipes not listed in source, but item is categorized as a raw material for crafting)*+*List of items using Celestine.*   ## Databank Entry  +![Celestine](Celestine.png)+  **Celestine (strontium sulfate, SrSO4)**   A crystalline mineral and useful source of strontium. Celestine dissolves quickly in seawater, but certain microorganism synthesize it as a shell or ballast.   Local deposits must be the skeletons left by dead colonies of these organisms. The colonies may have overgrown on an artificial strontium source, then died off when the source was removed.  -Strontium (Sr), element 38, is a soft and highly reactive metal with applications in radiothermal power generation. Strontium on this planet contains elevated levels of Strontium-90, a highly radioactive, bone-seeking isotope which poses a long-term health risk to human colonists. Strontium-90 is only produced in nuclear fission reactions.+*Source: Scan Celestine*  -**Assessment:** do not ingest+## Gallery  -*Source: Scan Celestine*+*Section stub. Needs Screenshots.*