How to Get to Earth

We are going to explore how to get to earth in this guide. It is probably the most interesting planet in Starfield; perhaps that is the case because we get to see it from a different perspective. It’s barren; there’s no water or anything; it’s a wasteland now.

It is fairly easy for the users to get to Earth in the game, as they kind of know the location of the planet by default. They will get a familiar feeling upon navigating it in the Solar System.

How Do You Reach the Planet Earth in Starfield?

To return to our home planet, we will be required to enter the Starmap available in the pause menu. Once in, users should be able to see a range of systems in it. Look for the Sol System.

The Sol System can be seen hovering far left of the Starmap. To make it easier, it is just left to the Wolf System in Starfield, which the users will find between Alpha Centauri and Narion systems.

Once found, enter the Sol System, and behold the beauty for a few seconds if you can. Though it isn’t really necessary to guide users from here, we all know where we are sitting in the Solar System.

But we will tell you still. Mother Earth is moving on the third ring from the Sun. The users will have to ‘Set Course’ on the now barren planet in the game. It’s time to prepare for making that jump. Assign that necessary power to the Grav Drive to do so.

Here is Some Starfield Help to Explore Planet Earth in the Game

The biggest reason you want to explore Earth in Starfield is, well, it’s Earth. The second to that remains the landmarks available there. As we will be visiting a different version of Earth, the curiosity to see what’s left of the famous landmarks is natural.

All in all, there are 10 landmarks on the Earth. These range from the Shanghai Tower to Burj Khalifa. However, you won’t be able to reach most of them until you have read a corresponding book that reveals the location of the landmarks.

As it is common in many sci-fi stories, our home planet has received some irreparable damage in Starfield too. All of that for developing the Grav Drive. They did succeed in making it, but what did that cost? As Thanos would say, “Everything.”

However, not all is lost. The users must know that the planet still holds resources that may come in handy throughout their journey in the game. These include Water, Mercury, Chlorine, and more.

Have you explored Earth in Starfield yet? If yes, how was your experience there? We would like to know about it in the comments section below.