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Since the 1.3 Atlas Rises Update I have returned to a planet I've previously discovered to source Gravitino Balls, however the data provided in the Discoveries menu no longer matches the planet.

Here is my discovery index, with my current planet marked, as "Acidimus"

Discoveries Index

However, when I am planetside, the main rare ingredient is Cactus Flesh, not Fungal Mould, and the planet is named what appears to be a generated name. I have retained discovery of the planet however.

Planetside on what was Acidimus

Is there a way for me to update my Discoveries index data, so I don't return to the planet looking for Fungal Mould, only to find none?

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I have since left the system, and returned by warping back into the system, rather than a station teleport.

Upon entering the system, the planet was marked as unmapped. When I landed on it for the second time this evening, it's data all updated and I was able to rename it again, and re-upload it's data.

So it seems that you have to re-visit a planet twice to be able to update it's discovery data. I will visit the two other planets in the system and report my findings.

So this must be a bug or an anomaly as the second planet said I'd already discovered it and it's data was the same.

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  • Can you really rename the planet after two re-visits of the system (not the planet only)? Can you confirm your findings with the newest NEXT update?
    – PeterCo
    Commented Aug 7, 2018 at 7:55
  • Since the universe got wiped for the NEXT update, it would seem logical that you could revisit planets to name them again.
    – Neon1024
    Commented Aug 8, 2018 at 8:00

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