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Select the fragment of rock as a target. They are quite small and hard to detect visually but do show up as white contacts on your radar. When selected, you get details of the contents of the fragment, e.g. Bauxite (9.7%) Coltan (21.2%). Note that the mineral name which shows up first in the HUD doesn't necessarily represent the most valuable mineral! The mineral content is how much of a ton of cargo can be extracted from the fragment. E.g. if you scoop and process three 35% Indite shards you end up with 1 ton of Indite. Fragments range in mineral content from ~5% to ~65%. Asteroids contain 1 to 3 different minerals while fragments from the asteroids contain up to 2 of those minerals.
=== Probing ===
[[File:Python-Mining-Asteroid-Explosion.png|thumb|250px|Python mining asteroid explosion]]Using new tools and exploration mechanics, miners can investigate rings to locate the best spots to start their mining sessions, and then the best specific asteroids to probe and excavate for rewards. With the right amount of skill and expertise, the new Abrasion blaster, Sub-surface displacement missile, and Seismic charge launcher, will provide some exciting and explosive results.<ref>[https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php/451045-Beyond-Chapter-Four-Beta-Announcement Beyond - Chapter Four - Beta Announcement]
</ref>[[File:Elite-Dangerous-Asteroid-Probe.png|thumb|250px|Asteroid probe]]
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Diamondback-Mining.png|Diamondback Mining
Python-Mining-Asteroid-Explosion.png|Python mining asteroid explosion
File:Elite-Dangerous-Asteroid-Probe.png|Asteroid Probe
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== References ==
<references />[[Category:Tutorial]]
[[Category:Guides]]
[[Category:Commerce]]
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