Sub-surface Displacement Missile

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EDFM // Mining

Sub-surface displacement missiles extract deposits from inside asteroids.

Draft

This article is still being written and may be incomplete.

Uncertain: Exact per-variant outfitting statistics and deposit timing details still need direct Live-game verification.

Status
Draft
Last reviewed
2026-08-23
Reviewer
Sythan
Game mode
Both
Version coverage
unspecified
Source quality
EDCD outfitting data plus current mining workflow research
Known uncertainty
Exact per-variant outfitting statistics and deposit timing details still need direct Live-game verification.
Sub-surface Displacement Missile
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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

The Sub-surface Displacement Missile is used for sub-surface mining. After a deposit is identified, the missile is fired into the asteroid and released during the extraction window to break chunks loose for collection.

Draft: This article is still a work in progress and may be incomplete. You can help improve it by adding or expanding its content.

Mining role

Mining role
Extracts sub-surface deposits after a prospector identifies a usable deposit.
Used by
Notes
The missile is held while tracking the deposit indicator, then released in the highlighted band.
  • How to Sub-surface Mine (Draft) — Extract sub-surface deposits from asteroids with displacement missiles and collect the released chunks.