Earth?

[Хуан]

Is there Earth in the game?

[Dirak2012]

No, this is not our universe.

[ominumi]

I think someone named a planet "Earth" but I have no idea where it's located. Sucks we can't just look up planet names then use a Portal to get there.

[SirProsik]

Build a save point and look at the planet in the hologram. Its Earth :)

[Aliisa]

The Milky Way Galaxy does not exist, nor does the Earth.
It is probably a different universe than the one we know.

[Ninefinger]

The perfect Earth might be out there just not found yet, gotta get searching!

[Dirak2012]

Since only six planets are allowed per system, there isn't a perfect copy of the solar system. Also, having a single biome per planet means that we can get some planets that look like certain regions of our planet, but that's all.

[Zep Tepi]

A single planet with ice and deserts and swamps and volcanoes and lush biomes with no sentinels? Wild!

[Brady4444]

Earth would make a good pvp scenario if Hello Games ever added a battlegrounds-like system.

[vers]

No but there are earth-like planets (albeit extremely rare)

[Rexxer]

You can rename planets to whatever you want. Since the max number of planets in any star system is 6, it will be impossible to completely rename a similar system with all the planet names in our solar system.

[The Knowledge Seeker]

No Man's Sky = No Man's Earth

[Mandrake]

Technically, Earth is in the game - it's just not a planet out there. Next time you use a Save Point - look closely at the little hologram that pops up out of it of a planet... the landmasses on it are pretty much Earth. Aside from that - it's anybody's exploration goal that wants it to find the most Earth-like planet out there. Lots of us do :)

[+VLFBERHT+]

Similar to the Firmi Paradox...

Out of the sampling of all 18.4 Quintillion planets that are set in the Universe build and already exist within all of the 255 galaxies in No Man's Sky, there has to at least just one, where the edges of shoreline have formed "very close" to all the outlines of shorelines seen on Earths continents, as well as the colors of blue for water and green for land... "as seen from space".

Only trouble is ...

To "statically" visit each one of the 18.4 quintillion planets for even just 1 second would take 584 Billion years ! ... which is physically impossible considering, there is also the Warp time between solar systems -and- the time it takes to jump between planets, to at least hover in orbit long enough to look at how the continents formed and the colors of sea & land... so the actual time it would take would run well into several TRILLION years !!

I have wondered if a bored software engineer somewhere, could somehow input all the parameters of what to look for {Earth} and then, all the seed-numbers of every planet already in the game into some quantum generative_Ai supercomputer where, the computer could run a simulation output and inspection of each planet that would far out pace "one per second", to eventually find a planet with blue seas and green continents that look like Earth.