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== Ore Types ==

The five different classes of moon ores are as follows: ubiquitous, common, uncommon, rare, and exceptional. In addition to the classic minerals that other ores provide, some materials required for T2 construction can only be found in moon ores. Like the normal asteroid ores, moon ores also have basic, improved, and excellent quality types. However, moon ore quality more strongly affects the reprocessed minerals received. The improved ores yield a 15% bonus, while the excellent ores provide a 100% bonus on minerals received through reprocessing. The following table shows the minerals and special materials present in 1000 m3 of each moon ore:

The five different classes of moon ores are as follows: ubiquitous, common, uncommon, rare, and exceptional. In addition to the classic minerals that other ores provide, some materials required for T2 construction can only be found in moon ores. Like the normal asteroid ores, moon ores also have basic, improved, and excellent quality types. However, moon ore quality more strongly affects the reprocessed minerals received. The improved ores yield a 15% bonus, while the excellent ores provide a 100% bonus on minerals received through reprocessing. The following table shows the minerals and special materials present in '''''1000 m3''''' of each moon ore:

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! colspan=27 style="font-weight: bold;" | Mineral from 100%-yield reprocessing

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~~''Note~~: ~~Additional details needed here.''~~

Again, those numbers above are for 1000 m3 of ore. The special materials obtained from the moon ores are abbreviated as follows:

Hyd = Hydrocarbons

Sil = Silicates

Eva = Evaporite Deposits

Atm = Atmospheric Gases

Cob = Cobalt

Sca = Scandium

Tun = Tungsten

Tit = Titanium

Chr = Chromium

Cad = Cadmium

Pla = Platinum

Van = Vanadium

Tec = Technetium

Mer = Mercury

Cae = Caesium

Haf = Hafnium

Pro = Promethium

Neo = Neodymium

Dys = Dysprosium

Thu = Thulium

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 == Ore Types ==
-The five different classes of moon ores are as follows: ubiquitous, common, uncommon, rare, and exceptional. In addition to the classic minerals that other ores provide, some materials required for T2 construction can only be found in moon ores. Like the normal asteroid ores, moon ores also have basic, improved, and excellent quality types. However, moon ore quality more strongly affects the reprocessed minerals received. The improved ores yield a 15% bonus, while the excellent ores provide a 100% bonus on minerals received through reprocessing. The following table shows the minerals and special materials present in 1000 m3 of each moon ore:
+The five different classes of moon ores are as follows: ubiquitous, common, uncommon, rare, and exceptional. In addition to the classic minerals that other ores provide, some materials required for T2 construction can only be found in moon ores. Like the normal asteroid ores, moon ores also have basic, improved, and excellent quality types. However, moon ore quality more strongly affects the reprocessed minerals received. The improved ores yield a 15% bonus, while the excellent ores provide a 100% bonus on minerals received through reprocessing. The following table shows the minerals and special materials present in '''''1000 m3''''' of each moon ore:
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 ! colspan=27 style="font-weight: bold;" | Mineral from 100%-yield reprocessing
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-''Note: Additional details needed here.''
+Again, those numbers above are for 1000 m3 of ore. The special materials obtained from the moon ores are abbreviated as follows:
+Hyd = Hydrocarbons
+Sil = Silicates
+Eva = Evaporite Deposits
+Atm = Atmospheric Gases
+Cob = Cobalt
+Sca = Scandium
+Tun = Tungsten
+Tit = Titanium
+Chr = Chromium
+Cad = Cadmium
+Pla = Platinum
+Van = Vanadium
+Tec = Technetium
+Mer = Mercury
+Cae = Caesium
+Haf = Hafnium
+Pro = Promethium
+Neo = Neodymium
+Dys = Dysprosium
+Thu = Thulium