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Introduction

The Sol System is unique Star System in the video game called Spore.

Characteristics

The star, and the planets surrounding it, have characteristics closely resembling our star system. The planets included in the Sol System include Mercury, Venus, Earth as well as The Moon, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, and Uranus.

Earth has all of the continents and major islands represented on it. However, the environment on this representation of Earth is destroyed, having very little plants and animals. Further more, no humans are present on Earth or in the surrounding systems.

Other than the environmental characteristics of Earth, the shape, looks, and environment of the other planets shows a very accurate portrayal of our Home System.

Location

The galaxy in Spore is a Spiral Galaxy. Each arm of the galaxy is broken up into segments. Two arms counter clockwise from the shortest arm, on the second segment, are two Black Holes closely situated to each other. Upon centering a spaceship on the black hole nearer to the Center of the Galaxy, the Sol System becomes visible on the edge of the radar.