Professor en Thielles’ dual Intaki/Deteis heritage allowed her passage to where most Gallente would not be welcomed, and one of those places was straight into the Caldari State. As a Gallente myself, I am often surprised at the distinct blase nature of Professor en Thielles where it regarded the Caldari. It often felt like sheContinue reading “Lecture and Q&A on Ice Harvesting”
Category Archives: Mining
ABC Ores 5 – Surviving Null-Sec as a Miner
The Amarr pray for GodThe Caldari pray for moneyThe Gallente pray for peaceThe Minmatar just pray that their ship holds together… Found on an EVE player’s bio Good morning class, and thank you for listening to another one of my lectures on Null-Sec Rock Mining. This is the last lecture, so after today I willContinue reading “ABC Ores 5 – Surviving Null-Sec as a Miner”
ABC Ores 4 – Spodumain
Were it not for the fact that I have basically been told I can’t go home, I would find the whole controversy amusing. DED and CONCORD may not take my work for it – nor the word of my colleagues – but I am Meredith en Thielles. I could give you the encyclopaedic-like entry ofContinue reading “ABC Ores 4 – Spodumain”
ABC Ores 3 – Crokite
Crokite is another crystalline ore, but unlike Bistot isn’t formed by geodes but instead by great pressures. If we were to find it in the ground, it would have veins to mine deep underground. However, because we keep finding these nullsec ores in asteroid belts and anomolies, we had nothing to compare in that way.
ABC Ores 2 – Bistot
The subject’s continued efforts to convince others of her authenticity as who she claims to be is vexing to DED command. It’s almost amusing to see the higher ups all but tear out their hair the first time she held a holographic lecture, but to find out she was “invited back” for an entire seriesContinue reading “ABC Ores 2 – Bistot”
On the Nature of Mercoxit and Morphite – An Introduction
One of the most interesting asteroids to drill into is Mercoxit, which is the only type of rock that will yield the rare mineral, Morphite. What makes it interesting (as well as rare) is the fact that it can only be found on the fringes of known space where pirates tend to lurk.
Staring at Asteroids 