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Stack size	50
Rocket capacity	200 (4 stacks)
Mining time	2
Prototype type	resource
Internal name	uranium-ore
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Uranium ore will glow at night, making it easier to see.

Uranium ore is a resource found on the map. Instead of being smelted in a furnace, uranium ore must be processed in a centrifuge to produce uranium-235 and uranium-238, which is used to craft fuel for the nuclear reactor and in various types of ammunition.

In order to mine uranium ore, sulfuric acid must also be fed into the electric mining drill used to mine the ore, at a rate of 10 sulfuric acid per 10 ore mined. Because of this, uranium ore cannot be mined by hand. The ore has a green glow, making it easily seen at night.

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-'''Uranium ore''' is a [[Items#Resources|resource]] found on the map. Instead of being smelted in a [[furnace]], uranium ore must be processed in a [[centrifuge]] to produce [[uranium-235]] and [[uranium-238]], which is used to craft fuel for the [[nuclear reactor]] and in various types of [[ammunition]].
+'''Uranium ore''' is a resource found on the map. Instead of being smelted in a [[furnace]], uranium ore must be processed in a [[centrifuge]] to produce [[uranium-235]] and [[uranium-238]], which is used to craft fuel for the [[nuclear reactor]] and in various types of [[ammunition]].
 In order to mine uranium ore, [[sulfuric acid]] must also be fed into the [[electric mining drill]] used to mine the ore, at a rate of 10 sulfuric acid per 10 ore mined.  Because of this, uranium ore cannot be mined by hand. The ore has a green glow, making it easily seen at night.

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Crafting components	Iron gear wheel Iron stick Copper cable Electronic circuit Advanced circuit Processing unit Engine unit Electric engine unit Flying robot frame Low density structure Rocket fuel Rocket part
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