What are the coordinates on Astro Knights Island?

Answer 1

The coordinates are a way of describing the location of places within the Poptropica solar system. The first one you use is the local moon, X-56 Y-52. The number X tells you the location from side-to-side, where X=0 is at the far left and the numbers increase as you cross, to X=99 on the far right side. The number Y shows the location's position from top to bottom, with Y=0 at the top and larger numbers as you head downward, with Y=99 at the bottom. So, any place in the solar system can be described by numbers on the map. The numbered locations in the game are shown below. Planets in the solar system (three are listed on the Queen's coordinate list): * The planet Poptropica, where Arturus is located, at coordinates X-56 Y-52. These are the same as the coordinates for the technologically-developed Pewter Moon which orbits it. * The Jungle Planet, at X-15 Y-15. (Home of the Phoenix Birds.) * The Ice Planet, at X-73, Y-83. (Home of the Snow Panther Copter.) * The Fire Planet, at X-83 Y-20. (Home of the Fearsome Fire Beast.) Other locations in the system : * The Black Hole, at X-85 Y-47. (Dangerous but useful.) * The Secret Planetoid, in the Asteroid Belt at X-11 Y-84. (Lair of the Binary Bard) * The sun of Poptropica, at X-25 Y-42. (Big and bright, but only decorative.)

Answer 2

When you have recovered a fuel rod for the saucer, the instrument will let you use the X and Y dials to set the coordinates. But the planet coordinates the Queen gave you are too far away.

You will need to use the coordinates from Mordred's missing journal page, which are X-56 Y-52. Once they are entered, the saucer will automatically take off.

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Answer 3

The Pewter Moon

The coordinates X-56 Y-52 are from the page under Mordred's bed. The Pewter Moon (orbiting planet Poptropica) is the only place the saucer has the fuel to reach. You cannot get to the three planets in the saucer. You can dial them in when you have replaced the broken green Fuel Rod.

The Coordinate System

The coordinates define the locations of planets in the solar system, and are displayed in your spaceship when in space. The X numbers (low to high) tell you how far left and right you are (larger means farther right). The Y numbers tell you how far up and down you are (larger numbers mean lower down). So a low X and low Y are at the upper left, and a high X and a high Y are at the lower right. Locations in the solar system :

X 15 Y 15 - Jungle Planet (up and far left)

X 73 Y 83 - Ice Planet (down and right)

X 83 Y 20 - Fire Planet (up and right)

X 11 Y 84 - Secret Planetoid (in Asteroid Belt)

*Also : X 85 Y 47 - Black Hole
The fire planet is x: 20 y: 83

The ice planet is x: 73 y: 83

The jungle planet is x: 15 y: 16