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== [[Planetary Industry]] == | == [[Planetary Industry]] == | ||
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You must first acquire a Command Center and use it to colonize a planet. Your colony can then be expanded with specialized structures that extract and refine resources into more advanced materials and byproducts. | You must first acquire a Command Center and use it to colonize a planet. Your colony can then be expanded with specialized structures that extract and refine resources into more advanced materials and byproducts. | ||
Revision as of 17:09, 31 July 2023
Ore Mining
Asteroid Belts can be found in all systems, and can be mined by any ship equipped with a mining laser.
Asteroid ore can then be transported back to station and either sold directly on the open market or reprocessed at the station's facilities into more useful materials.
Gas Cloud Harvesting
Find, scan down and collect gas from interstellar clouds, for use in combat booster and advanced technology production.
Moon Mining
Survey, construct a refinery and install a moon drill. Rip large chunks out of the nearby moon then lift them up to fracture them into smaller asteroids that can be mined.
Ice Harvesting
Ice Belts are found in fewer systems than ore belts.
Once mined, ice can be reprocessed into byproducts including fuel (for structures or capital ships) and other advanced technologies.
Planetary Industry
Extract and refine resources from the surface of planets.
You must first acquire a Command Center and use it to colonize a planet. Your colony can then be expanded with specialized structures that extract and refine resources into more advanced materials and byproducts.
Resources from the planetary surface can then be launched into orbit directly from the Command Center, or (for a tax) safely transferred to the nearby orbiting Planetary Customs Office (POCO).
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Security missions are given to combat-oriented pilots eager to test their mettle in an assortment of tactical situations.
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Mining missions involve traveling to an asteroid belt and gathering ore for a customer. Watch out for belt pirates!
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Asteroid Belts
Asteroid Belts can be found in all systems, and can be mined by any ship equipped with a mining laser.
Asteroid ore can then be transported back to station and either sold directly on the open market, or reprocessed at the station's facilities into more useful materials.
Requirements:
- <a href=showinfo:483>Mining Laser</a>
Ore Sites are a type of Cosmic Anomaly that can turn up in any system. They contain asteroids with rare ores not normally available in systems of that type and security rating.
Requirements:
- <a href=showinfo:483>Mining Laser</a>
Mining ice belts is an advanced mining activity. Ice Belts are found in fewer systems.
Once mined, ice can be reprocessed into byproducts including fuel (for structures or capital ships), and other advanced technologies.
Requirements:
- <a href=showinfo:17940>Mining Barge</a> or <a href=showinfo:22551>Exhumer</a> - <a href=showinfo:16278>Ice Harvester</a>
Planetary Industry is the process of extracting and refining resources from the surface of planets.
You must first acquire a Command Center and use it to colonize a planet. Your colony can then be expanded with specialized structures that extract and refine resources into more advanced materials and byproducts.
Resources from the planetary surface can then be launched into orbit directly from the Command Center, or (for a tax) safely transferred to the nearby orbiting Planetary Customs Office (POCO).
Requirements:
- Command Center, suited to the type of planet you are colonizing.
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