Celestine - Subnautica 2 Resource - Wikily
Local source of radioactive Strontium. Burns brilliant red.
wikily.ggHere are the latest widely reported notes about Celestine in Subnautica 2 based on recent coverage:
- Several outlets published guides on Celestine as a material needed for the Tadpole Depth Module, with locations described mainly around the Alien Ruins region at substantial depths. These guides emphasize that Celestine deposits are concentrated in deep biomes near the Alien Ruins, and that using a Tadpole Depth Module helps you reach or survive these depths.[1][2][3]
- Depth and danger are recurring themes in recent writing: Celestine is described as a deep-water resource, often located around 200–250 meters down, near Needler nests or other hostile fauna, which motivates players to approach with appropriate gear and planning.[2][3][1]
- Some practical advice across guides includes leveraging a Scanner Station or equivalent early in the game to map Celestine deposits within a certain radius, and returning to base to process materials for the Tadpole Depth Module.[3][4]
- Community discussions on Steam and PC Gamer’s coverage reflect players asking where Celestine is and how to obtain it efficiently, often pointing to the Needler region and alien ruins as the key hotspots.[5][7]
- Video guides and short-form tutorials consistently show players navigating to Celestine deposits in the alien ruins area, using in-game tools to harvest, then upgrading equipment to access deeper regions.[6][9][10]
If you want, I can pull the most current step-by-step locations and craft implications into a concise checklist or generate a quick map guide based on one or two of these sources. I can also summarize how Celestine is used in crafting the Tadpole Depth Module and related upgrades.
Citations:
- Celestine location and crafting role in Subnautica 2 guides[1][2][3]
- Depth-specific notes and dangers near alien ruins and Needlers[2][3][1]
- Scanner-based location methods and base setup guidance[3]
- Community discussions confirming search hotspots[7][5]
- Video guides illustrating deep-waterCelestine hunts[9][10][6]