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'''Exploration''' in EVE involves using scanning probes to locate [[Cosmic Signatures]] in space which may contain hackable containers with items inside, resources like [[Gas Cloud Mining|gas clouds]] or ore, [[wormholes]] to distant ~~start~~ systems, or collections of NPCs which may drop rare items. As a profession, exploration can be profitable and engaging, and offers better rewards for players willing to travel in more dangerous space. It has a low skill barrier, and new players can start exploring almost from day 1.

'''Exploration''' in EVE involves using scanning probes to locate [[Cosmic Signatures]] in space which may contain hackable containers with items inside, resources like [[Gas Cloud Mining|gas clouds]] or ore, [[wormholes]] to distant star systems, or collections of NPCs which may drop rare items. As a profession, exploration can be profitable and engaging, and offers better rewards for players willing to travel in more dangerous space. It has a low skill barrier, and new players can start exploring almost from day 1.

This guide is intended to provide new players with all the information they need to get started in exploring in high-security space. More experienced players who are new to exploration, or that have not explored since the Odyssey patch will find the sections on [[Odyssey_Exploration#Exploration_Using_Probes|probing]] and [[Odyssey_Exploration#Relic_Sites_and_Data_Sites:_Hacking|hacking]] useful, as they are updated to contain information on the changes that were made to both systems.

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	'''Exploration''' in EVE involves using scanning probes to locate [[Cosmic Signatures]] in space which may contain hackable containers with items inside, resources like [[Gas Cloud Mining\|gas clouds]] or ore, [[wormholes]] to distant ~~start~~ systems, or collections of NPCs which may drop rare items. As a profession, exploration can be profitable and engaging, and offers better rewards for players willing to travel in more dangerous space. It has a low skill barrier, and new players can start exploring almost from day 1.		'''Exploration''' in EVE involves using scanning probes to locate [[Cosmic Signatures]] in space which may contain hackable containers with items inside, resources like [[Gas Cloud Mining\|gas clouds]] or ore, [[wormholes]] to distant star systems, or collections of NPCs which may drop rare items. As a profession, exploration can be profitable and engaging, and offers better rewards for players willing to travel in more dangerous space. It has a low skill barrier, and new players can start exploring almost from day 1.

	This guide is intended to provide new players with all the information they need to get started in exploring in high-security space. More experienced players who are new to exploration, or that have not explored since the Odyssey patch will find the sections on [[Odyssey_Exploration#Exploration_Using_Probes\|probing]] and [[Odyssey_Exploration#Relic_Sites_and_Data_Sites:_Hacking\|hacking]] useful, as they are updated to contain information on the changes that were made to both systems.		This guide is intended to provide new players with all the information they need to get started in exploring in high-security space. More experienced players who are new to exploration, or that have not explored since the Odyssey patch will find the sections on [[Odyssey_Exploration#Exploration_Using_Probes\|probing]] and [[Odyssey_Exploration#Relic_Sites_and_Data_Sites:_Hacking\|hacking]] useful, as they are updated to contain information on the changes that were made to both systems.