Core Miner

The Core Miner is an advanced long-term mining drill, which consumes very large amounts of power to produce an infinite stream of mixed resources.

Production
The Core Miner produces Core Fragments, which are processed in the Pulveriser. The type of Core Fragments produced depend on the Primary Resource of the location. On Nauvis (no primary resource) the miner produces "regular" Core Fragments, which yield all vanilla ores and liquids and a little pyroflux.

On locations with a Primary Resource, the miner produces Core Fragments of that resource, which are processed into: that resource, Stone, and a few regular Core Fragments.

Efficiency
The efficiency of each individual Core Miner decays as more miners are active on a planet or moon, using the following formula (a mining time of 3560% would be input to this equation as 35.60):

Average Core Fragments per Second in Total = ((100 / mining time) * ((zone radius + 5000) / 5000) * Productivity Research Bonus * Number of miners) / √(number of miners) Average Core Fragments per Second per Miner = ((100 / mining time) * ((zone radius + 5000) / 5000) * Productivity Research Bonus) / √(number of miners) Handy Desmos Calculator: https://www.desmos.com/calculator/7jhmgysnnn The Core Miner benefits from Mining Productivity Research, however it has no module slots and cannot receive effects from Beacons. However, the Pulverizers processing the Core Fragments can benefit from Productivity Modules.

Cost
The core miner has no other input cost than electricity; however, at 25MW, it has the highest base power consumption of any terrestrial building.