
Build rockets and explore new planets with this space addon.
58.4 of the 71 points that apply = 82 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
HBM’s NTM CE: Space extends Nuclear Tech Mod: Community Edition with a port of the Space fork, adding seven planets to explore while preserving its processing and utility-machine technology progression and space-focused mechanics. After progressing through the main mod to oil production, players can build customizable staged rockets and orbital stations to travel between celestial bodies; station drives and thrusters also let stations move between planetary orbits without repeated rocket launches. Exploration includes distinct destinations such as Laythe, Eve and Tekto, as well as a resource-scarce Martian survival world type. New machinery supports survival and industry beyond Earth: air vents supply breathable oxygen to sealed rooms, atmospheric liquefaction towers and cryogenic distillation equipment extract and separate gases, CO2 scrubbers recover carbon dioxide, and orbital algae films convert it into liquid oxygen. Celestial resources feed into manufacturing and further travel: nickel supports stainless steel and space-grade machinery, zinc is used to make rubber, gallium enables higher-tier vacuum circuitry for reaching distant bodies, and curium and berkelium provide new RBMK fuels. The addon is intended for HBM’s NTM: Community Edition and requires MixinBooter to run.
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