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=== Asteroids ===

Asteroid belts can be found in most systems either on the overview window or by right clicking and using the Asteroid ~~belt~~ section. Each asteroid belt has several properties: what asteroids compose the asteroid belt, what asteroids are present and the overall quantity and quality of the asteroids. In empire space there are six asteroids: Veldspar, Scordite, Pyroxeres, Plagioclase, Omber and Kernite. However only a subset of these six asteroids can be found any system depending on which faction controls the region. Low-sec and 0.0 space each have their own respective set of asteroids (which is compounded, so low-sec space contains all the empire space asteroids and 0.0 space contains both empire and low-sec asteroids). A complete list can be found at [http://www.fluidorbit.co.uk/ ToxicFire's ORE Map]

Asteroid belts can be found in most systems either on the overview window or by right clicking and using the Asteroid Belt section. ([http://www.ombeve.co.uk/ Ombey's 2D Maps] contains information on the number of asteroid belts in a system. Each asteroid belt has several properties: what asteroids compose the asteroid belt, what asteroids are present and the overall quantity and quality of the asteroids. In empire space there are six asteroids: Veldspar, Scordite, Pyroxeres, Plagioclase, Omber and Kernite. However only a subset of these six asteroids can be found any system depending on which faction controls the region. Low-sec and 0.0 space each have their own respective set of asteroids (which is compounded, so low-sec space contains all the empire space asteroids and 0.0 space contains both empire and low-sec asteroids). A complete list can be found at [http://www.fluidorbit.co.uk/ ToxicFire's ORE Map]. Keep in mind that asteroids only spawn after downtime so there will be belts that are devoid of a certain asteroid (or any asteroid in some cases) because other miners have already mined it out.

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	=== Asteroids ===		=== Asteroids ===
	Asteroid belts can be found in most systems either on the overview window or by right clicking and using the Asteroid ~~belt~~ section. Each asteroid belt has several properties: what asteroids compose the asteroid belt, what asteroids are present and the overall quantity and quality of the asteroids. In empire space there are six asteroids: Veldspar, Scordite, Pyroxeres, Plagioclase, Omber and Kernite. However only a subset of these six asteroids can be found any system depending on which faction controls the region. Low-sec and 0.0 space each have their own respective set of asteroids (which is compounded, so low-sec space contains all the empire space asteroids and 0.0 space contains both empire and low-sec asteroids). A complete list can be found at [http://www.fluidorbit.co.uk/ ToxicFire's ORE Map]		Asteroid belts can be found in most systems either on the overview window or by right clicking and using the Asteroid Belt section. ([http://www.ombeve.co.uk/ Ombey's 2D Maps] contains information on the number of asteroid belts in a system. Each asteroid belt has several properties: what asteroids compose the asteroid belt, what asteroids are present and the overall quantity and quality of the asteroids. In empire space there are six asteroids: Veldspar, Scordite, Pyroxeres, Plagioclase, Omber and Kernite. However only a subset of these six asteroids can be found any system depending on which faction controls the region. Low-sec and 0.0 space each have their own respective set of asteroids (which is compounded, so low-sec space contains all the empire space asteroids and 0.0 space contains both empire and low-sec asteroids). A complete list can be found at [http://www.fluidorbit.co.uk/ ToxicFire's ORE Map]. Keep in mind that asteroids only spawn after downtime so there will be belts that are devoid of a certain asteroid (or any asteroid in some cases) because other miners have already mined it out.