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Ad Extendra is an add-on mod, that adds more content to Ad Astra like it didn't already have enough content
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Ad Extendra
Ad Extendra is an add-on mod, that adds more content to Ad Astra like it didn't already have enough content. It is in beta right now and there isn't much content but I'm constantly trying to improve it and add new things.
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4 new planets
- Jupiter
- Saturn
- Uranus
- Neptune
9 new dwarf planets
- Ceres
- Eris
- Gonggong
- Haumea
- Makemake
- Orcus
- Pluto
- Quaoar
- Sedna
1 new exoplanet
Proxima Centauri
- b
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The mod currently only supports Forge 1.20.1 and depends on Ad Astra v1.15.5 exactly (any older or newer version of Ad Astra will not work!). It also depends on all the mods that Ad Astra depends on, which are: Resourceful Lib, Resourceful Config, and Botarium
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