Galileo III
All of the Starfield Galileo III ship stats, and where you can find it.
| Class | B |
| Hull | 681 |
| Shield | 570 |
| Jump | 27 |
| Reactor | 18 |
| Cargo Capacity | 410 |
| Cost | 179150 |
| Mass | 902 |
Galileo III overview
The Starfield Galileo III is a Class A Starfield ship with a starting mass of 553, and a credit value of 238600. Once you have the Galileo III ship in your possession, you can upgrade and customize it with Starfield ship components at numerous spaceyards and ship vendors for a fee.
Galileo III stats
A ship’s hull determines how much damage it can take before it is destroyed. The Galileo III has a hull of 685, and can be viewed as a white bar in the bottom-right corner of your screen when flying your ship in space.
You can use Ship Parts to repair your hull inside and outside of combat, but you may want to install a better shield generator to give yourself additional breathing space.
The Galileo III has the following stats:
Ship class: A
Reactor power: 26
Crew capacity: 4
Gravity jump distance: 28 LY
Shield: 600
Laser weapon strength: This ship does not come with laser weapons.
Ballistic weapon strength: 44
Missile weapon strength: 82
Particle beam weapon strength: 26
Electromagnetic weapon strength: This ship does not come with electromagnetic weapons.
One of the most important ship stats you’ll want to keep an eye on is the cargo capacity. The larger a ship’s cargo capacity, the more you can store aboard it. This is critical for building outpost components, completing Starfield research projects, and crafting weapon mods and armor mods.
The Galileo III already comes with a cargo capacity of 200. However, you can expand on this by installing additional ship components.You can find the Galileo III at the following locations:
Starfield Galileo III ship ID
If you want to get the Galileo III for free and without hunting it down, your best bet is to use a Starfield console command to spawn the ship you nearby.
To get the Galileo III for free, open the console command window and input the following command:
player.placeatme 0004239F
This will spawn the ship nearby. However, because of the size of most Starfield ships, there is a strong likelihood this will spawn the entrance to the ship beneath terrain. As a result, use the tcl command to turn clipping off, and allow yourself to fly to the ship’s entrance. If you open the door from the inside, you’ll be able to board and commandeer the newly spawned Galileo III. If the door is locked, use the unlock command on the door to bypass the lock.