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Android 14 Space Easteregg

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Every android phone has an easteregg, android 14 is about space.

Once you have launched the easteregg, you hold down the android 14 logo, which starts to vibrate. and soon you will see a spaceship.

It will have a lot of statistics, like your coordinates and speed. now you can fly around by dragging.

But there is more to be done, if you fly to 0,0 you will find the sun with a lot of red orbital rings. Here you can have fun with trying to orbit your ship around the sun, since the sun does have gravitational pull.

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Please note

Moving fast will hinder your progress of finding planets, try doign short bursts, and not go above a velocity of 1K

But there is more, if you look at the top stats, it says bodies: 0 / 2, you can find planets, in this case 2 planets. This number changes every day. And so does the name of the star that you are orbiting, the class of the star, the mass of the star, and your starting coordinate. for the ease of this article, we will take all settings like it was for me on Monday July 28th 2025.

Please note

Whilst all android 14 phones have this game, that does not mean that all games are the same. This guide is based on my Samsung a52s.

My planets orbitted at Y100k and Y150k. but this might be different for you. The easiest way to find them is to follow an axis, like X=0 and just slowly move further away from the sun on the Y axis. If you go in a straight line, you will notice it once you enter a gravitational pull of a planet, since you will suddenly not go straight anymore.

Another way to find them is by noticing their light blue orbital ring. Which in my case was at Y100K and Y150K, and then to follow the ring untill you find the planet. Make sure to not miss the blue ring with this approach. 300 Above is a picture of the blue orbital line.

Keep in mind that the planets do move, so whilst the first method i provided might be quicker, it might not mean that it will work. following the blue line will guarantee a successful result.

Altitude indicator

An important way to know whether you are close is by looking at the altitude meter, this meter only shows up when you are in a gravitational pull of a planet / the sun. This indicated how close you are.

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You can see it in the bottom left of your screen above the coordinates, ALT: 2202. This meter generally only shows 10K distance from the star / planet. Which is why going at full speed (5K) will make it hard for you to notice, since you’ll be outside of it again in roughly 4 seconds at max, and a millisecond in the worst case.

once you find a planet, you can try to land on it to see it’s statistics. Crashing into it is not the same as landing on a planet.

The maximum size of the game is 200K on any axis. The max distance in total will also be 200K since the map is a circle.

Seeing as the stats change every day. (and on all phones that I have seen were the same.) I’ll place a register below about every confirmation that I have seen.

My analysis says that the UDC number behind the starname correlates with the current date. Take for example UDC-50630. It is the 30th day of the month today which explains the 30, and it’s on the 7th month, but computers start counting at 0, so the 06 means july. And the 5 just means 2025, since they probably didn’t think anyone would play this android 14 easteregg in 2030, or it will just add another number in 2030.

I also think that this UDC number might be the seed, meaning that if 2030 does not add another number, you’ll be able to find this exact world again on the 30th of July 2035.

here is a reddit and post where they discuss it.

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