Mass Effect Andromeda Planet Scanning Guide
Scanning planets in Mass Effect Andromeda can be a long and tiresome tasks. If you want to cut time and you’re wondering what each planet contains check out our Mass Effect Andromeda Planet Scanning Guide for a list of all the systems we’ve discovered in the game and what secrets, materials and other valuable items can be found at each planet.
The Mass Effect Andromeda Planet Scanning feature offers lucrative rewards but it’s frustratingly slow due to the travel times between each of the different systems and planets – even if the vistas are fantastic. You have to approach each planet or space anomaly at least once in order to reach 100% completion of a particular zone but if you’re not too bothered about reaching that stat, or you’re after some specific loot, our Mass Effect Andromeda Planet Scanning Guide lists all of the systems we’ve discovered, the different planets and the potential loot you receive for exploring the system.
There are several methods of finding rare and valuable items when planet scanning. First, when you arrive in a system for the first time, pay attention to see if you hear “anomaly detected” or something similar. This means you have to scan the system itself, not an individual planet, in order to find certain anomalies – such as black holes, Element Zero deposits etc. Then when scanning a planets you can tell instantly if there is loot as again you’re given the “anomaly detected”. If you scan a planet and don’t hear any comment, there’s nothing there.
Below is a list of what every planet contains and what system they are in.
Mass Effect Andromeda Planet Scanning Guide
Zheng He System
System – Element Zero
H-599 – Crafting Supplies
Fei Xin – 270xp
Eriksson System
Vinland – 240 xp
Helluland- Aluminum
Habitat 7 – 50 Milky Way Research Data
Pfeoffer System
Asteroid – Aluminum
Pytheas System
Asteroid – 52 Iron
Khonsu – Beryllium
H-276 – 50 Milky Way Research Data
Special Wreckage – Crafting Materials (Only available once you receive coordinates from completing Waking Up To The Future.)
Special Wreckage – Crafting Materials (Only available once you receive coordinates from completing Waking Up To The Future.)
Special Satellite – Milky Way Research Data (Only available when you are “pinged” for data while in the Pytheas system on mission Cora Harper: Asari Ark.)
Onaon System
Asteroid – Beryllium
Obayro – Graphite
Sansesyol – Heleus Research Data
Sabeng System
System – Element Zero
Pas-15 – 270 XP
Pas-33 – Milky Way Research Data
Nalesh System
Ship Wreckage – Crafting Materials
Nol System
Asteroid – Copper
Pas-55 – Crafting Materials
Ditivios – 270 XP
Architect Husk – Remnant Research Data (Only available after completing Missing Science Crew)
Joba System
Faroang System
Comet Dawnstar – Platinum
Farrum – 270 XP
Yilfaen – Graphite
Jirayder System
Starship Wreckage – Crafting Materials
Candavorni – 270 XP
Govorkam System
Starship Wreckage – Crafting Materials
Mine – 270 XP
Thy’vernos – Beryllium Deposit
Solminae System
Avelosa – Milky Way Research Data
Suurico – Milky Way Research Data
Anasa System
System – Crafting Materials
Sedele – 270 XP
Zaubray System
System – Graphite
Grogorna – Copper
Dubraaci – 270 XP
Tecunis System
Comet Tamoko’s Arrow – Platinum
Vinvaiko – Milky Way Research Data
Mosiiba – Beryllium
Vaalon System
Ra Moorondi – Iron
Hefena System
Comet Talula – Vanadium Deposit
Kamiiro No – 270 XP
Remav System
Ameayii – 270 XP
Nuundri – 270 XP
Tafeno System
Tentrobiil – Iron
Solad – 270 XP
Pas-65 – Milky Way Research Data
Shojoan System
Pas-48 – Copper
Pas 24 – 270 XP
Togessan System
System – 270 XP
Starship Wreckage – Crafting Materials
Asteroid – Aluminum
Darhegah System
System – Crafting Materials
H-505 – 270 XP
Kindrax System
Starship Wreckage – Crafting Materials
H-202 – Crafting Materials
Skeldah System
Kotkoborra – Beryllium
Faross System
Grill – 270 XP
System – 270 XP
Asiaq – Heleus Research Data
Civki System
H-110a – 270 XP
Rakaelmo – Iron
H-065 – Milky Way Research Data
Ratul System
Govok’s Folly – Crafting Materials
Hybaro – Iron
Vaar System
System – Crafting Materials
H-174 – Crafting Materials
Mae Shesa – Graphite
Rohvir System
System – Crafting Materials
Momairus – Aluminum
Meos System
Comet Revolver – Titanium
Huiton – 270 XP
Siktin – Milky Way Research Data
Bosavay System
System – Element Zero
Pas-51 – 270 XP
Vaotessa System
System – Crafting Materials
Stodraan – Heleus Research Data
Netiquur – 270 XP
Layan System
System – Crafting Materials
Pas-40a – 270 XP
Pas-32 – Milky Way Research Data
Saajor System
Comet Jarovbees – Titanium
Pas-77 – 270 XP
Pas-76 – Aluminum
Pas-09 – 270 XP
We’re updating this as we go so be sure to check back soon for more in our Mass Effect Andromeda Planet Scanning Guide
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