In your astrotool database menu, you'll find a total of ten astrotool dossier profiles throughout the game, each made up of scans, holograms, audiologs, or a combination of each. You can find the location of every collectible to complete each dossier in our Deliver Us The Moon Collectibles Guide here.

You can find the location of every audiolog in each astrotool dossier in our Deliver Us The Moon Collectibles Guide here.

You can find the location of every scan in each astrotool dossier in our Deliver Us The Moon Collectibles Guide here.

You can find the location of every hologram in each astrotool dossier in our Deliver Us The Moon Collectibles Guide here.

During the Pearson Spacestation chapter, you’ll have to complete a section where you’re running out of air, and you have to interact with oxygen canisters in order to top up your oxygen supply. Getting this trophy is fairly trivial - find an oxygen canister (they flash and have ‘OXYGEN’ written on them) and wait until your oxygen timer reaches 0:01 before interacting with it. That will unlock the trophy.

This one is nice and simple. Once you’ve obtained a moon vehicle and traveled out onto the surface of the moon during the Copernicus Moonhub chapter, simply bring yourself to a halt and wait for 30 minutes to pass in real time. You can do whatever you like - start preparing dinner, tidy the house, watch two thirds of an episode of Doctor Who - and when you come back 30 mins later, the trophy should unlock. Just make sure your console isn’t set to power down after fifteen minutes.

Once you reach the rocket cockpit at the end of the Fesenkov Launch Site chapter, put down the controller and don’t do anything. After a short while, a timer will come up, and if you let that count down, you’ll “fail” and the checkpoint will reset you back in the cockpit. Just leave the controller stationary until this happens five times, and the trophy unlocks - then you’re free to continue as normal!

During the Fesenkov Launch Site chapter, in the same office room where you find the Fortuna scan, there’s a globe that you can interact with in the corner of the room. Press the interact button multiple times as quickly as you can to get the globe spinning, unlocking this trophy in the process.

During the Fesenkov Launch Site chapter, you’ll hit a point where a timer appears, and you’ll have 1 minute 30 seconds to reach your rocket. During this sequence, you’ll want to make your way to the rocket as quickly as possible - on the way, you’ll ride a lift up, press a button to open a door, and cross a short extending platform. 

Once you’ve done this, you’ll reach a ladder - DO NOT interact with the ladder immediately. You’ll need to wait until the timer reads 0:04 or less to unlock this trophy - if the trophy doesn’t immediately pop, hit pause and choose the LOAD option to head back to the moment where you turn the key and begin the countdown again.

On the Pearson Spacestation, in the room immediately after the Sleep Quarters (which you’ll need a code to enter) you’ll come across another large room, with a console to interact with.

Importantly, this room also has a single chair that’s floating in zero gravity. Interact with the screen when you first enter the room in order to open the door at the end. Then, you’ll need to nudge the chair through the door and into the next section.

Once the chair is in the room, you’ll need to interact with the screen to your right, use a laser cutter, and open another door. As soon as this happens, you’ll be low on oxygen again, so you’ll need to act quickly. Keep nudging the chair until it’s through the new door and into the vacuum of space, and you’ll unlock the trophy!

On the Pearson Spacestation, you’ll find a telescope within the sleep quarters of Rolf Robertsson. Interact with it, and wait around 15-20 seconds for a space-faring teddy bear to float on by. The trophy is yours!

During the Copernicus Moonhub chapter, you’ll eventually enter a door marked Crew Quarters, where you’ll see a red ASE Unit attempting to electrocute you. To get this trophy, you’ll need to avoid getting hit by it, which can be a pain.

The first thing to note is to not get electrocuted by the ASE unit through the broken window by the discarded chair - if you do, you’ll need to reload your checkpoint, which will unfortunately set you back a fair way.

If you’ve not been hit by the ASE unit through the broken window, continue on until you hit the door into Security, which needs a code to unlock. In here, you’ll find the deadly rogue ASE unit. Completing this without getting hit is fairly easy - just sprint (using ) around the room, doing a full circuit until you reach the power cell. Remove the powercell to defeat the ASE unit and nab the trophy.

When you first head out onto the surface of the moon during the Copernicus Moonhub chapter, head left in your vehicle and follow the left-most monorail until you reach a recreation of the first moon landing, surrounded by three green walls. Drive into it to unlock the trophy.

Right at the beginning of the Reinhold Crater chapter, you’ll need to complete a puzzle where you swap out an old drained power cell for a newer one. Once you make the switch, you’ll need to make sure not to leave the drained power cell behind. Pick it up, and then carry it through the rest of the chapter.

It’s a bit frustrating, as you’ll need to drop the power cell every time you want to interact with anything in the game. There’s also a moment where a door opens below you onto the moon’s surface, and you’ll need to drop the power cell here before you get in your vehicle.

Once on the moon’s surface, you don’t have to carry the power cell the entire time. You’ll just need to have it destroyed when the second tower collapses. To do this, run the power cell to the door of the closest tower, and place it nearby, so it’s not in the way of the pressure pads, and then hightail it back to your buggy before your oxygen runs out.

Then, travel to the first tower that’s marked as an objective, and link it to the tower that you just placed your power cell next to. Drive back to that tower, grab the power cell, and line it up with the back of your vehicle to make sure the falling tower hits it. Sprint up the tower and align it with the main MPT tower before the timer runs out, and watch a cutscene of the tower you’re in collapsing, crushing the buggy and your power cell in the process, unlocking the trophy.

In Tombaugh Facility, after you’ve cut the cables on the monorail and opened up a new hole, you’ll plug in a Helium-3 cannister which reactivates the reactor. To get this trophy, you need to clear the next area without getting hurt by the reactor core.

Now, you will take a bit of damage from the light from the reactor, but this is fine, there’s no way to avoid that. What you do want to avoid is the rhythmic pulses from the core - hence the trophy description.
The pulses will start once you hit the big button on the other side of the room, causing the shadows you took cover in to start moving.

Follow the shadow to the stairs, and then take cover behind the pillars, waiting for each explosive pulse to finish before running to the next pillar. Once you reach the last pillar, and you see an open door, wait until the next pulse and then sprint through the door once it finishes. The trophy should unlock straight away.

If you mess up at any point, or the trophy doesn’t unlock, hit pause and then load to start the section again.

In the Tombaugh Facility, there are two rubber ducks you need to collect to get this trophy.

The first is found in the flooded corridor connected to the flooded lecture hall. You’ll spot a half submerged pipe in the water that is just about the right size for your ASE unit. Send it through the pipe and nudge the duck out of the other end, then pick it up and collect it.

The second is tricky and slightly easy to miss. After entering the helium storage area, you’ll head to a flooded room where the water becomes electrocuted. Complete this puzzle and reboot the systems, but rather than continuing forward by entering the new door on your right, you want to head back to helium storage on your left. There’s a door in here that wasn’t open before, that takes you to another flooded corridor. Follow this round into a flooded room, and you’ll find the second rubber duck, alongside a red balloon.