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The '''Seismic Charge Launcher''' is the core-mining hardpoint used to place charges in asteroid fissures. Correct charge placement cracks a core asteroid and exposes deposits for collection. | The '''Seismic Charge Launcher''' is the core-mining hardpoint used to place charges in asteroid fissures. Correct charge placement cracks a core asteroid and exposes deposits for collection. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:45, 24 August 2026
EDFM // Mining
Seismic charge launchers place charges into asteroid fissures for core mining.
Seismic Charge Launcher
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MODULE
Module class
Mining tool
Slot type
Hardpoint
Mount
Fixed and turreted medium variants
Availability
Standard outfitting module family
Engineering
Needs verification
Related modules
The Seismic Charge Launcher is the core-mining hardpoint used to place charges in asteroid fissures. Correct charge placement cracks a core asteroid and exposes deposits for collection.
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Mining role
- Mining role
- Places charges into asteroid fissures for core mining.
- Used by
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- Notes
- Charge strength and fissure strength determine whether the detonation is safe, weak, or excessive.
The launcher is only one part of Core Mining. A complete core-mining fit also needs search support, collection support, a refinery, cargo space, and usually an Abrasion Blaster to remove deposits after the detonation.
Related Field Procedures
- How to Core Mine (Draft) — Identify core asteroids, place seismic charges, crack the asteroid safely, and collect exposed deposits.