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updated for 0.45

Materials are the resources you get from miners (both Minerals and Isotopes).

You can use sell them for money on the sell center. You can also use them to craft Blueprints, which will give you better tools for your Drill, and for many other upgrades.

Oil, Building Materials and Nuclear Energy are also resources, though we don't call them "materials" since they don't come from miners, and cannot be sold.

Important Note: Isotopes take up cargo space but not all the three variants. In detail only isotope1 takes up space while isotope2 and isotope3 don't. E.g.: Polonium1 takes up space but Polonium2 and Polonium3 do not.

Earth[]

Earth Minerals[]

Earth Ores
Ores Value Found below depth Mineral rich
Coal
Coal
$1 0 0-14
Copper
Copper
$2 4 7-19
Silver
Silver
$4 13 18-24
Gold
Gold
$16 17 24-41
Platinum
Platinum
$32 21 41-55
Diamond
Diamond
$64 30 48-71
Coltan
Coltan
$500 45 72-80
Painite
Painite
$1,000 60 81-102
Black Opal
Black Opal
$2,000 79 103-199
Red Diamond
Red Diamond
$10,000 80 200-300
Obsidian
Blue Obsidian
$20,000 93 301-400
Californium
Californium
$100,000 305 401-1000

Earth Isotopes[]

Earth Isotopes
Isotopes Value Found below depth
Uranium1
Uranium 1
$100 24
Uranium2
Uranium 2
$2,000 24
Uranium3
Uranium 3
$50,000 24
Plutonium1
Plutonium 1
$1,000 34
Plutonium2
Plutonium 2
$20,000 34
Plutonium3
Plutonium 3
$500,000 34
Polonium1
Polonium 1
$5,000 54
Polonium2
Polonium 2
$250,000 54
Polonium3
Polonium 3
$50,000,000 54

Historical Notes[]

Moon[]

Moon Minerals[]

Titanium's price is not a typo. It's very rare at the beginning.

Moon Ores
Moon Ores Value Found below depth Mineral rich below
Carbon
Carbon
$500,000 1032 (W2-0)
Iron
Iron
$1,000,000 1041 (W2-9)
Aluminum
Aluminum
$2,000,000 1045 (W2-13)
Magnesium
Magnesium
$5,000,000 1125 (W2-93)
Titanium
Titanium
$750,000,000 1211 (W2-179) 1315 (W2-283)
Silicon
Silicon
$100,000,000 1342 (W2-310) 1417 (W2-385)
Promethium
Promethium
$1.4 billion 1462 (W2-430) 1507 (W2-475)
Neodymium
Neodymium
$10 billion 1562 (W2-530) 1615 (W2-583)
Ytterbium
Ytterbium
$50 billion 1606 (W2-574) 1725 (W2-693)

Moon Isotopes[]

Clearly don't sell any of these, unless you have a massive surplus of Helium1 as you won't actually need that much of it.

Moon isotopes
Moon Isotopes Value Found below depth Note
Nitrogen 1
Nitrogen 1
$50,000,000 1067(W2-35)
Nitrogen 2
Nitrogen 2
$150,000,000 1067(W2-35)
Nitrogen 3
Nitrogen 3
$300,000,000 1067(W2-35)
Helium 1
Helium 1
$500,000,000 1132(W2-100) There are just 31 levels which produce He-3 (updated on v0.27). They are 1133, 1148, 1156, 1181, 1182, 1216, 1217, 1268, 1301, 1316, 1332, 1354, 1371, 1390, 1414, 1434, 1452, 1477, 1506, 1542, 1562, 1587, 1611, 1630, 1642, 1672, 1691, 1705, 1735, 1762, and 1782 (so, every 20 to 30 levels). These are the in-code levels, true game levels are phased by 2, but you get the gist. From them, only 4 of them have the 0.01 rarity usually associated with the level-3 Earth isotopes (U-3, Pu-3 and Po-3). The rest are at 0.001 rarity. So yes, at 1432 your He-3 production increases 66% (previous is 0.015 accumulated, after this it's 0.025), and at 1533 it reaches 0.055 which is 82% of the max production 0.067 at 1782, end of the Moon. Compare with max. production of U-3 (0.87), Pu-3 (0.79), Po-3 (0.89). He-3 production is roughly 7.5% of each of those, previously-considered-rare isotopes.
Helium 2
Helium 2
$5 Billion 1132(W2-100)
Helium 3
Helium 3
$500 Billion 1132(W2-100)
Einsteinium1 small
Einsteinium 1
$550 Billion Refined in Reactor Unlocked in R1 with Californium Bombardment 1
Einsteinium2 small
Einsteinium 2
$5.5 Trillion Refined in Reactor Unlocked in R2 with Californium Bombardment 2
Einsteinium1 small
Einsteinium 3
$550 trillion Refined in Reactor Unlocked in R3 with Californium Bombardment 3
Fermium1
Fermium 1
$66.6 trillion Refined in Reactor Unlocked in R5 with Einsteinium Bombardment 1
Fermium2
Fermium 2
$246 trillon Refined in Reactor Unlocked in R5 with Einstein Bombardment 2
Fermium3
Fermium 3
$6.96 quadrillion Refined in Reactor Unlocked in R5 with Einstein Bombardment 3

Titan[]

Titan Minerals[]

Titan Ores
Minerals value depth
Tin
Tin
500 billion 1814(W3-0)
Sulphur
Sulfur
2.5 trillion 1854(W3-40)
Lithium
Lithium
10 trillion 1878(W3-64)
Manganese
Manganese
750 trillion 2015(W3-201)
Mercury
Mercury
7.5 quadrillion 2142(W3-328)
Nickel small
Nickel
75 quadrillion 2242(W3-428)
Alexandrite
Alexandrite
1.2 quintillion 2317(W3-505)
Benitoite
Benitoite
12.5 quintillion 2414(W3-602)
Cobalt
Cobalt
60 quintillion 2502(W3-588)

Titan Isotopes[]

Isotopes Value Found below depth Notes
Hydrogen1
Hydrogen 1
50 trillion 1849(W3-35) Hydrogen production is very similiar to the helium one. There are several levels on Titan which produce hydrogen (updated on v0.44). The found ones are 1849 (w3-35), 1885 (w3-71), 1915 (w3-101), 1961 (w3-147), 1993 (w3-179), 2026 (w3-212), 2065 (w3-251), 2106 (w3-292) and 2153 (w3-339).
Hydrogen2
Hydrogen 2
500 trillion 1849(W3-35)
Hydrogen3
Hydrogen 3
5 quadrillion 1849(W3-35)
Oxygen1
Oxygen 1
66.6 trillion 1914(W3-100) Oxygen production is very similiar to the helium one.

There are several levels on Titan which produce oxygen (updated on v0.44). The found ones are 1914 (w3-100), 1960 (w3-146), 1992 (w3-178), 2025 (w3-211), 2064 (w3-250), 2105 (w3-291) and 2152 (w3-338).

Oxygen2
Oxygen 2
666 trillion 1914(W3-100)
Oxygen3
Oxygen 3
6.66 quadrillion 1914(W3-100)

Big Images of the minerals[]

Here are the large images for the minerals and isotopes.(WIP)

Coal large
Copper large
Silver large
Gold large
Platinum large
Diamond large
Coltan large
Painite large
Black Opal large
Red Diamond large
Blue Obsidian large
Californium large
Uranium1 large
Uranium2 large
Uranium3 large
Plutonium1 large
Plutonium2 large
Plutonium3 large
Polonium1 large
Polonium2 large
Polonium3 large
Carbon large
Iron large
Aluminum large
Magnesium large
Titanium large
Silicon large
Promethium large
Neodymium large
Ytterbium large
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