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The '''space science pack''' is a [[science pack]]. It is used in [[lab]]s to [[research]] [[technologies]]. Unlike the other science packs, the space science pack has two different sources, depending if one is playing with [[Space Age]]{{SA}} or not.


The '''Space science pack''' is one of four late-game [[science pack]]s, the other three being the [[Military science pack]], the [[Production science pack]], and the [[High tech science pack]]. Unlike the other Science packs the '''Space science pack''' is not craftable, instead it is obtained by launching a rocket equipped with a [[Satellite]]. Per launched satelitte 1000 '''Space science packs''' are created in the [[Rocket silo]].
In the base game, space science is an end-game science pack and is not directly craftable. Instead, it is obtained by launching a rocket from a [[rocket silo]] equipped with a [[satellite]]. 1000 space science packs are delivered to the [[cargo landing pad]] each time a rocket with a satellite is launched. A cargo landing pad must be built somewhere on the map for a rocket to launch. Space science packs are used in all [[Technologies#Infinite_technologies|infinite technologies]].


==Research==
In Space Age, space science is a mid-game science pack. It must be crafted on a [[space platform]]{{SA}}, and is unlocked after placing an [[asteroid collector]]{{SA}} somewhere on the platform. Space science packs are needed for all subsequent technologies.
There is no direct [[Template:TechNav|technology]] required for the '''Space science pack''' itself, but to obtain it all technologies are required to build a rocket silo and launch a rocket including a satellite.


==Costs==
==Costs==
The cost to launch a rocket with a satelitte is:
The following shows the minimum items required to produce 1000 space science packs in the base game. It is calculated using a single rocket silo with no modules or beacons. The crafting of some intermediate products is not shown (due to the assumption that these items are available in large quantities within the factory).


* {{icon|Rocket part|100|Rocket part}} <big>'''+'''</big> {{icon|Satellite|1|Satellite}}
{| class="wikitable"
** {{icon|Low density structure|1k|Low density structure}} + {{icon|Rocket fuel|1k|Rocket fuel}} + {{icon|Rocket control unit|1k|Rocket control unit}} <big>'''+'''</big> {{icon|Low density structure|100|Low density structure}} + {{icon|Solar panel|100|Solar panel}} + {{icon|Accumulator|100|Accumulator}} + {{icon|Radar|5|Radar}} + {{icon|Processing unit|100|Processing unit}} + {{icon|Rocket fuel|50|Rocket fuel}}
! 1 rocket and satellite cost giving 1000 packs
|-
|
{|
|-
|colspan="10"| {{Icon|Rocket part|100}}
|-
| ||colspan="10"| {{Icon|Low density structure|1k}}
|-
| ||colspan="10"| {{Icon|Rocket fuel|1k}}
|-
| ||colspan="10"| {{icon|Processing unit|1k}}
|-
|colspan="10"| {{icon|Satellite|1}}
|-
| ||colspan="10"| {{icon|Low density structure|100}}
|-
| ||colspan="10"| {{icon|Solar panel|100}}
|-
| ||colspan="10"| {{icon|Accumulator|100}}
|-
| ||colspan="10"| {{icon|Radar|5}}
|-
| ||colspan="10"| {{icon|Processing unit|100}}
|-
| ||colspan="10"| {{icon|Rocket fuel|50}}
|-
|style="width:40px;"|
|style="width:40px;"|
||
|}
|}


For each rocket the Rocket silo obtaines 1000 '''Space science packs'''.
===Total raw costs===
{| class="wikitable"
! !! Recipe per<br>1000 packs !! Recipe per<br>1 pack
|-
| {{icon|Iron plate}} || 28725 || 28.7
|-
| {{icon|Copper plate}} || 69288 || 69.3
|-
| {{icon|Steel plate}} || 2700 || 2.7
|-
| {{icon|Plastic bar}} || 9900 || 9.9
|-
| {{icon|Solid fuel}} || 10500 || 10.5
|-
| {{icon|Sulfuric acid}} || 15500 || 15.5
|-
|}


==Usage==
== Trivia ==
The '''Space science packs''' are mainly used for endless research technologies.
* Prior to [[version history/2.0.0#2.0.7|2.0]], space science could be launched in the [[rocket silo]], which would return [[raw fish]] at a 1:1 ratio, up to a maximum of 100 fish per launch.  


== History ==
== History ==
{{history|2.0.7|
* Launching space science pack into space no longer returns fish as there is now an other method to automate obtaining fish.}}
{{history|1.0.0|
* Launching a rocket with space science packs inside now returns raw fish (not documented)}}
{{history|0.15.0|
{{history|0.15.0|
* Introduced}}
* Introduced}}
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Latest revision as of 09:11, 15 November 2024

Space science pack.png
 Space science pack

Used by labs for research.

Stack size

2000

Rocket capacity

1000 (5 stacks)

Durability

Quality normal.png 1
Quality uncommon.png 2 Quality rare.png 3
Quality epic.png 4 Quality legendary.png 6

Crafted only on

Space platform.png

Prototype type

tool

Internal name

space-science-pack

Required technologies

Space science pack (research).png

Produced by

Rocket silo.png

Recipe

Time.png
15
+
Carbon.png
1
+
Ice.png
1
+
Iron plate.png
2
→
Space science pack.png
5

Total raw

Time.png
15
+
Carbon.png
1
+
Ice.png
1
+
Iron plate.png
2

Used by labs for research.

Stack size

200

Rocket capacity

1000 (5 stacks)

Durability

Quality normal.png 1
Quality uncommon.png 2 Quality rare.png 3
Quality epic.png 4 Quality legendary.png 6

Crafted only on

Space platform.png

Prototype type

tool

Internal name

space-science-pack

Required technologies

Space science pack (research).png

Produced by

Assembling machine 1.png
Assembling machine 2.png
Assembling machine 3.png
Player.png

The space science pack is a science pack. It is used in labs to research technologies. Unlike the other science packs, the space science pack has two different sources, depending if one is playing with Space Age or not.

In the base game, space science is an end-game science pack and is not directly craftable. Instead, it is obtained by launching a rocket from a rocket silo equipped with a satellite. 1000 space science packs are delivered to the cargo landing pad each time a rocket with a satellite is launched. A cargo landing pad must be built somewhere on the map for a rocket to launch. Space science packs are used in all infinite technologies.

In Space Age, space science is a mid-game science pack. It must be crafted on a space platform, and is unlocked after placing an asteroid collector somewhere on the platform. Space science packs are needed for all subsequent technologies.

Costs

The following shows the minimum items required to produce 1000 space science packs in the base game. It is calculated using a single rocket silo with no modules or beacons. The crafting of some intermediate products is not shown (due to the assumption that these items are available in large quantities within the factory).

1 rocket and satellite cost giving 1000 packs
Rocket part.png
100
Low density structure.png
1k
Rocket fuel.png
1k
Processing unit.png
1k
Satellite.png
1
Low density structure.png
100
Solar panel.png
100
Accumulator.png
100
Radar.png
5
Processing unit.png
100
Rocket fuel.png
50

Total raw costs

Recipe per
1000 packs		 Recipe per
1 pack
Iron plate.png
 28725 28.7
Copper plate.png
 69288 69.3
Steel plate.png
 2700 2.7
Plastic bar.png
 9900 9.9
Solid fuel.png
 10500 10.5
Sulfuric acid.png
 15500 15.5

Trivia

  • Prior to 2.0, space science could be launched in the rocket silo, which would return raw fish at a 1:1 ratio, up to a maximum of 100 fish per launch.

History

  • 2.0.7:
    • Launching space science pack into space no longer returns fish as there is now an other method to automate obtaining fish.
  • 1.0.0:
    • Launching a rocket with space science packs inside now returns raw fish (not documented)

See also

Intermediate products

Resources

Materials

Crafting components

Uranium processing

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