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Once transformed, the station will only be able to move if put into \c(0d0)Transport Mode\c() and docked to a ship.

While you are in the same sector as one of your ships, you can tell it to carry out small, single target orders like \c(fff)attacking\c() a target, \c(fff)harvesting\c() an asteroid, \c(fff)docking\c() to a station, \c(fff)guarding\c() a spot, or \c(fff)flying\c() to a position or through a gate.

To find asteroids with hidden resources, install an \c(0d0)Object Detector Subsystem\c().

Only a very small percentage of the bland looking asteroids may have resources hidden inside of them and it is generally not worth mining non-resource asteroids.

However, this requires a lot of energy and makes them significantly less effective than \c(0d0)Raw\c() Mining or Salvaging Lasers.

Instead, they'll only break down asteroids into bits of \c(0d0)ore\c().

If you build too many stations in a sector controlled by another faction, you will eventually take over the sector and your relations to that faction will suffer.

They deal \c(0d0)more damage\c() and have a \c(0d0)higher efficiency\c(), but won't refine materials on the spot.

\c(0d0)Titanium\c() is a very light material and more durable than Iron.

Check out the block tooltips in \c(0d0)Building Mode\c() for more information about the specific blocks!

Raw Mining Lasers (or short: \c(0d0)R-Mining Lasers\c()) are a special kind of Mining Laser.

To build blocks with this material, you need to have \c(0d0)Building Knowledge\c() about it.

R-Mining

To learn more about them, read the chapter on \c(0d0)Refining\c().

There are \c(0d0)Refining Mining Lasers\c() and \c(0d0)Raw Mining Lasers\c().