Asteroid field
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A field of asteroids is a body or a grouping of small celestial bodies that orbit the star and whose resources can be exploited by a fleet through a mining order. Almost all systems have several asteroid fields. The types vary according to the system and its rarity.
Types of asteroid fields
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| Comet | Some objects categorized as asteroid fields are comets that are composed mainly of water. |
| Type S | They are the most abundant. Mainly formed by rocks rich in carbon compounds. |
| Type C | They are the most abundant after the type C. They are formed mainly by silicates. |
| Type M | They are composed mainly of metals. |
| Type X | They are rare. They are formed by remnants of planetary mineral formations. Rare resources such as radioisotopes can be found. |
| Null Type | They are very rare. They are rich in perovskite. |
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