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	Type	Description
Titan-class Organism	—	The titan-class organism on the eastern horizon pushes the boundaries of planetbound life. -Visible height exceeds two kilometers -Visible width approaches three kilometers -Dimensions of subsurface structure unknown -Material properties unknown -Ecological niche unknown Recommend further investigation.
Titanium	Loose Pickup	Loose titanium deposits scattered across the seafloor may be skeletal remnants. Larger nodes are present in cave systems. Be alert for debris to scavenge and recycle into titanium at a fabricator (or processor).
Titanium - Cluster Around Deposits	Loose Pickup	Loose Pickup - Pickup by hand
Titanium Generator	—	Add 1 titanium to inventory if not already in inventory
Titanium Ingot	—	Solid mass of titanium for fabricator machining. CAS number 7440-32-6. Do not drop.
Tongue Thief	Fauna	Ostrakonskelos glossaklept, the hard-legged tongue thief. A parasitic crab or louse that dwells in the mouth, causing intense and unremitting hunger. 1. Crablike body plan A close relative of other Protean crabs, belonging to the infraorder Adulati. The segmented body has two cerci, nerve-rich organs which evolved from legs. The mouthparts are simple. The tongue thief relies on its host to chew food. 2. Parasitic hijack Tongue thieves mimic other prey species until swallowed, then use a numbing agent to paralyze the predator's jaw long enough to anchor to the tongue. This numbing agent blocks the nerves that signal satiety (fullness) to the brain. 3. Semi-cooperative hunting Although they are parasites, tongue thieves' small eyes and grasping limbs help the host latch onto food. 4. Reproduction Tongue thieves anchor eggs or spermatophores in the mouth of their host, where they wait for a thief of the opposite sex to arrive. Infant tongue thieves (called manca) pass through the host's digestive tract. 5. Possible cultural function In the same way some human cultures use capsaicin in food, it is conceivable that other organisms might develop a taste for the tongue thief's numibng agent. Personal experimentation would be ill-advised. Assessment: expel parasite to reduce host hunger. Be alert for juveniles who may attempt to infest your mouth.
Toxic Sponge	—	—
Trashcan	—	Pioneers are expected to produce no waste so this is decorative.
Troilite	Mineral	Iron sulfide mineral. Conductive and thermally reactive, Troilite has applications in a wide range of energy systems.
Tungsten	—	Unrefined tungsten.
Twin Sitaray	Fauna	Sitaroid gemini, the twin ray that resembles a sitar. A dark-sea electropredator driven towards the surface by ecological disruption. 1. Sitar ray Sitar rays, named for their resemblance to Earth's guitarfish, probably diverged from mangos less than 25 million years ago (assuming that models of evolutionary change on Proteus are correct). The flat head contains remnants of a hard shield, similar to Earth's extinct pteraspidomorphs. The jaw has moved beneath the body and rotated. Two spiracles draw water for an internal gill. 2. Deepsea origins The twin sitar is adapted to lightless deep ocean. Its true eyes are buried in a layer of jelly below the skin. The remaining central eye is a hyperdeveloped parietal eye—an organ that tracks light and heat. 3. Twin strategy Like the foureye, the sitar ray is always born in pairs. When mature, the twins split up to pair with mates. Unlike the foureye, the sitar ray has no specialized organ to share food or nerve impulses. The twins clasp mouthparts to exchange food. Communication is electric, similar to Earth's knifefish. 4. Electroactive feeding Channels and ampullae along the sitar ray's body and fins contain electroplaques, modified muscles which generate electric current to stun prey. When separated, twin sitars stay connected by strands of conductive mucus. The longer this connection, the more powerful the dipole of their hunting shock. 5. Shocking behavior Monitor sitar rays for play behavior involving metal debris or constructs. Assessment: a serious threat to divers and to electrically powered vehicles and bases.
Ultra High Capacity Air Tank	Oxygen Tank Large	Ultra-high-capacity air supply. For dives so long you'll forget you can actually drown.
Unobtainium	—	An imaginary resource that can not, does not, and will not exist, but may no longer be necessary to craft this recipe... in time. When it's less early, and there's more access.
Urchin Pudding	Adaptations Stomach Required To Consume	A pudding urchin processed into an even texture and packaged neatly like an ancient "jelly cup".
Vintage Wanted poster	—	A poster of an infamous criminal. May provide a transgressive sense of pride to Mongolian refugees.
Wakemaker	Wakemaker	Arm-mounted jets for underwater maneuvering. Risk of shoulder strain.
Wall Light Large	—	Create a low light environment to set the mood for your fellow colonists.
Wall Light Small	—	Creates a small area of light on walls. Provides no Vitamin D.
Wall Locker	—	A modest storage. Commonly used by pioneers for personal effects. 20 Storage slots.
Wall Panel	—	Serves no practical purpose but research shows pioneers still enjoy building them.
Wall Rack	—	Wall attachment to hold one item.
Wall Unit	—	Decorative wall unit for interior or exterior use. Useful for expressive pioneers.
Wall Unit Small	—	Decorative small wall unit for interior or exterior use. For modest pioneers.
Wall Vent	—	Decorative wall vent for interior or exterior use. Just like pioneers had back home.
Wall Vent Large	—	Decorative large wall vent for interior or exterior use. Rich pioneers show it with such splendor.
Wander	—	K. "Wander" Wangmo was attacked by a marrowbreach while investigating a viral bloom around an angel comb. -Wander reported a parasite attached to the marrowbreach -Wander regretted not using flares to distract her attacker -Wander reported that the viral bloom did not match the strain of Proteavirus detected in colonists' blood -Concluded that the bloom virus was not responsible for Masefield syndrome Recommend treating the viral bloom with appropriate tools. Once treated, the nearby angel combs may be a useful source of adaptations.
Water (from Fibrous Pulp)	—	Basic human need. Drink to avert death. Do NOT drink seawater.
Water Retention	—	Gain more water from all sources with enlarged, orca-like kidneys
Water Secretion	—	Slowly fills a water packet by filtering fresh water from the sea
Water Slug	Fauna	Biological source of desalinated water.
Water Slug	—	—
Waxmoon	Fauna	DATABANK ENTRY COMING SOON
Welcome Center	—	A small, flooded structure apparently intended to welcome pioneers emerging from Sleep Bay 3. -On-site NoA node could be reactivated with a battery for data retrieval -Biolab provides access to basic biomods
Wiring Kit	—	Conductors, insulators and harnesses for basic electrical work.
Work Light	—	Carryable mobile light source. Requires battery to function.
World Tree Relic	—	Relic of the past
Wu	—	Colony dietician Wu Lianghai drowned when his lab flooded. -Wu was studying the virus which infects all life on Proteus -Wu believed he had isolated a 'bloom strain' responsible for Masefield syndrome -Wu tuned a sonic resonator device to destroy the bloom strain Wu planned to test the resonator at a site west of Habitat where local life was infected with the bloom virus.
Your Relative	—	Signal source detected on HUD.
Zezura poster	—	A poster of your home, the barren desert world of Zezura.
Zezura Poster	—	Decorative Poster
Zip	—	Lead salvor Tziporah "Zip" Malk fell into a trance and drowned near a titan rockbore. -Zip was affected by Masefield syndrome, causing delusions and narcosis -Other colonists in the cave were also overcome -Blackbox contained high-level access codes to the Tadpole Pens Recommend locating the Tadpole Pens and accessing the control room.

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