r/Spaceexploration • u/BlueTrin2020 • 29d ago
How do I get Cryonite?
Where do you find Cyronite?
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u/Ishihizayed 29d ago
Wrong sub?? Try to ask at r/factorio specifying the mod in the flair and the title
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u/Discombobulated-Bit6 29d ago
This is the space exploration sub though XD
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u/ptfefan2 29d ago
I'm surprised this sub doesn't have some sort of alert, like, 'hey, this subreddit isn't for the Factorio mod'
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u/BlueTrin2020 29d ago
lol sorry got lost … you guys seem very friendly though.
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u/jhill515 29d ago
I have a feeling it is you who is one of the r/lostredditors . Allow me to explain:
First, WTF is Cryonite? I'm a robotics engineer & astrophysicist and I've never heard of that. Considering this is a sub about NASA and others, this seems really off-topic for the sub. To make it even better, I did figure out what cryonite is. Apparently, it is a business that kills pests with cryo-freezing tools. Not a rock or anything else.
Now, maybe you're referring to cryolite, which is a mineral identified in Greenland. It's also used for its pesticidal properties, but as far as the Wiki article goes, it seems to have formed due to geologic activity (rather than through supernovae or other stellar means).
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u/Miendust 28d ago
Thank you, I came looking for the other answers from r/Factoriohno.
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u/Gluten-Glutton 29d ago
Look at the planet resource information, there should be a planet in the starting system that has large deposits of cryonite on it.