ZIRCONIUM in Earth2

Zirconium is a metal with unique characteristics and is primarily found in the mineral zircon. Boasting a strong resistance to corrosion by acids, alkalis, and seawater, it is often used in the nuclear industry in radioactive shielding due to its low neutron absorption properties. Its applications extend beyond nuclear reactors, as Zirconium’s compounds also play pivotal roles in ceramics for

TITANIUM in Earth2

Highly durable and lightweight, Titanium is an essential resource for high-performance vehicle parts, aerospace technologies, and even medical devices, due to its biocompatibility.

MOLYBDENUM in Earth2

A resource with one of the highest melting points, Molybdenum is used in applications requiring extreme heat resistance. It is crucial for advanced steel alloys, highly technological electronics, and advanced renewable energy technologies.

BORON in Earth2

An all-rounder with its uses in creating glass and ceramics, enhancing the quality of steel, and as an essential nutrient in agriculture, Boron is also used in the control rods of nuclear reactors.

TANTALUM in Earth2

Highly corrosion-resistant, Tantalum is one of those special-uses resources with application in highly advanced areas, such as areas within thermal, fission and fusion creating energy to recharge Essence in power cells.

TELLURIUM in Earth2

Rare and versatile, Tellurium is used in the production of solar panels and as an alloying element in metals and semiconductors. Its thermoelectric properties make it useful in cooling devices and similar to Tantalum in advanced recharging technologies.

URANIUM in Earth2

Harness the power of the atom with Uranium, a resource central to nuclear energy. Use it to continuously keep Mega Power Cells, also known as Super Cells, at high charge.

VANADIUM in Earth2

Exceptionally strong and light, Vanadium is used primarily in the production of steel alloys to add durability and resistance. It’s also found in Power cells as a stabilizer for Essence energy supporting higher concentrations of Essence pushing the capacities beyond known limits.

THORIUM in Earth2

With potential as an alternative nuclear fuel, Thorium can provide a safer, less weaponizable option to uranium for nuclear reactors. It also has uses in high-quality lens production, such as the revival of Thoriated gl***.

IRIDIUM in Earth2

One of the densest and most corrosion-resistant metals, Iridium is used in high-temperature materials, electrical contacts, and certain types of scientific equipment and electronics. A resource with special uses.