Discoverables

Discoverables are unique points of interest scattered across the Kerbolar system. They are located on the surfaces of celestial bodies and have their own individual designs and descriptions. Some discoverables are introduced to the player through missions while most are left to be discovered independently.

Overview

Discoverables can be sorted into three groups: geographical features, monuments, and specials. Monuments are related to primary missions and progression of KSP 2's overall story. Geographical features are generally unique stone formations. Special discoverables are particularly outstanding landmarks that tend to be Easter eggs. Discoverables each have their own individual "biome" and Science multipliers. Every terrestrial body has at least 2 discoverables.

Geographical features

Geographical feature are the most common type of Discoverable. Often times large rocks with outstanding shapes and designs. Their apparent material typically blends into the composition of the body they're found on. These features are based on real-world analogs or commonly theorized potential formations.

Monuments

Monuments are very distinct Discoverables which tie into the narrative of the Primary Missions. Despite each being unique, they are all only referred to as "Monument" in-game. Thus they are often distinguished by the body they inhabit, such as Mun Monument or Tylo Monument.

Specials

Special Discoverables are unnatural, non-Monument entities. The Mun-Or-Bust Site, for instance, is an Easter egg referencing a rare menu screen from KSP 1. These Discoverables are not "naturally occurring" nor are they related to the missions narrative.

List of Discoverables

The Discoverables for each celestial body in the Kerbolar system are listed below. Jool is not home to any Discoverables since it is a gas giant and has no surface.

Name	Location	Coordinates	Type
Moheart	Moho		Geographical feature
The Croissant	Moho		Geographical feature
Ogre Rock	Moho		Geographical feature
Heart Island	Eve		Geographical feature
Frog Rock	Eve		Geographical feature
Tessellated Pavement	Eve		Geographical feature
Precarious Stack	Gilly		Geographical feature
Tipping Rock	Gilly		Geographical feature
Kerb-2 Summit	Kerbin		Geographical feature
Stargazer Point	Kerbin		Geographical feature
Kapy Rock	Kerbin		Geographical feature
The Lost Center	Kerbin		Special
Arches	Mun		Geographical feature
Mun-Or-Bust Site	Mun		Special
Monument	Mun		Monument
Mun Mound	Mun		Geographical feature
Monument	Minmus		Monument
Teetering Rock	Minmus		Geographical feature
Duna Face	Duna		Geographical feature
Giant Rock	Duna		Geographical feature
Mushroom Garden	Duna		Geographical feature
Portobello Point	Duna		Geographical feature
Monument	Duna		Monument
Giant's Linguini	Ike		Geographical feature
772-024j	Ike		Geographical feature
Fin Rock	Dres		Geographical feature
The Struts	Dres		Geographical feature
The Ultimate Quarterpipe	Dres		Geographical feature
Ball Rocks	Laythe		Geographical feature
Megalofishicus Rex	Laythe		Special
Fallen Mega Penitente	Vall		Geographical feature
The Hoagie	Vall		Geographical feature
Jebediah's Challenge	Tylo		Geographical feature
Monument	Tylo		Monument
The Cube	Bop		Geographical feature
Rocky Rovers	Bop		Geographical feature
Petrified Kraken	Bop		Special
The Blurp	Pol		Geographical feature
The Ice Tower	Pol		Geographical feature
Captive Rock	Eeloo		Geographical feature
Frozen Tsunami	Eeloo		Geographical feature

Science

Every Discoverable features its own science region. Therefore each one has unique Science rewards and flavor text for experiments.

Unused Discoverables

Some unused Discoverables have been found in the game files. A large monument intended to be found on Char depicts a creature with long curling horns, a squid mouth, and outstretched arms. In-between the hands there is a ramp. The creature seems to have large wings extend out and around the arms and ramp in a circle with an opening at the front. Along its back is a plated shell with sharp spikes protruding out in a row down the center. The creature is embedded in rocks all across the back of itself.