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Revision as of 17:16, 5 June 2020
Asteroids
Asteroids are made up of various materials, the outer crust of asteroids is made from low value rock, while the inside contains higher valued ores.
Ore base values
The values for ores at diferent stations will vary depending on the local economy, however the values have fixed upper and lower amounts, the base values give a rough approximation of value and rarity
| Aegisium | 
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| Ajatite | 
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| Arkanium | 
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| Bastium | 
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| Charodium | 
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| Corazium | 
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| Exorium | 
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| Haderite | 
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| Ice | 
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| Ilmatrium | 
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| Karnite | 
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| Kutonium | 
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| Lukium | 
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| Merkerium | 
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| Nhurgite | 
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| Oninum | 
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| Surtrite | 
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| Tengium | 
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| Ukonium | 
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| Valkite | 
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| Vokarium | 
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| Xhalium | 
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