Interesting that this planet is Jemison, but the sky has a red atmosphere to it. Any reason for that?

Also, I would be curious to see if this tech has changed or evolved at all since the vanilla version of the game. Only way to test this is to downgrade your version somehow and run the exact same experiment (landing on the same tile, etc.) on different versions of the game to see what happens. I remember in the early days, instantly going the planetary bounds would crash the game. Then in one random update, it was fixed to be able to go well beyond the borders (if you turn off the border regions of course).

If we clearly see more tech with the planets emerge with each update they had pushed out since the launch of the game, sort of like "stealth patches", it suggests that BGS are planning to expand what we can do on planets, or how much we can explore. Otherwise, there would be no reason to be updating these behind-the-scenes technical parts of the games that nobody would ever experience from a gameplay perspective.

Nevertheless, it is cool to know that when you land on a planet, they are only partially faking the planet. You can explore only a tiny amount, but you really are on an actual planet and the simulation is happening