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| − | '''This page is an Work in Progress'''
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| − | Asteroids, and their close cousins Ice Crystals, are a common sight throughout the universe, usually situated in asteroid rings around stars. Asteroids come in many shapes and sizes, and their placement in each sector can also vary.
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| − | == Game Description ==
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| − | == Mining ==
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| − | === Quick Asteroid Classification ===
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| − | While the best way to determine what an asteroid is composed of is through the use of a mineral scanner, you may also determine some of the more generic ore types from merely looking at an asteroid.
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| − | ! colspan=2 | Classification Chart
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| − | ! Carbonaceous Asteroids
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| − | | These asteroids are usually rounded or smooth, though the surface can be bumpy or even pockmarked.
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| − | ! Ferronic Asteroids
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| − | | These asteroids are rather jagged or blocky, like something was shattered.
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| − | ! Xithricite Asteroids
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| − | | These asteroids look like they have glowing green veins, and are typically rare.
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| − | ! Ice Crystals
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| − | | These are Ice Crystals, which can contain Aquean and Silicate ores, as well as trace rare ores. Look for them on outer asteroid rings, or in wormhole sectors.
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Latest revision as of 15:59, 9 February 2024
