Is there such a mod that allows me to annihilate my factory from my space platform, stocked with nuclear rockets?

I ask because the idea came to me that it would be faster to just nuke my old Nauvis base than it would to deconstruct it and rebuild it, now that I've conquered the solar system and find ...

Heat exchangers are a component in generating power. They use thermal energy to create steam. The heat to power then can come from solar collectors. Later, geothermal, and much later nuclear also are sources of thermal energy.

... an overhaul that randomized all recipes (forgot name) - but it was horrible. Fun at start as everything was new, but it failed when I got to nuclear as it became impossible to complete...


In the overhaul, i haven't seen mentionned "Exotic Industries", which i enjoyed playing, and is quite a ...

... Bunch of QoL stuff to reserach: Reach, speed, inventory, crafting, mining
Bob's Power - Expands power with mk 5 boilers and steam and mk3 nuclear power plant. Awesome, but helps if you stack coal or solid fuel as mk5 boilers eat as much fuel at 5 vanilla setups. Only save on space and water ...

... m just late in 1st (250+h) game ... looking forward to restart. However, i really enjoyed the point where i had to explore into advanced chem and nuclear. I would like to have a bit more complex game, however, not truly in the scale of py, space or see tile.
Any recommendation for something good in ...

... m just late in 1st (250+h) game ... looking forward to restart. However, i really enjoyed the point where i had to explore into advanced chem and nuclear. I would like to have a bit more complex game, however, not truly in the scale of py, space or see tile.
Any recommendation for something good in ...

... power only. no water exists, ice ore melts into water. power limitation also prevents regular power generators of the game (solar, steam engine, nuclear). also large furnaces cannot be built, player must explore to find those craters, like remnants of old civilization who perished.

there is a way ...

I researched Nuclear Energy, and when tried calculate, found some weird things:
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1)To feed just one Nuclear Reactor MK1 with uranium hexafluoride, need just insane amount of uranium ore - 155 per second!
2) FNEI shows that there must be uranium enrichment process, which must increase ...

... changes (Steam Turbine was buffed) my energy generation jumped from 6GW up to 32GW.

I guess someone had good reasons for this, but now... would I need nuclear power? Is that a mistake in the extra buff for Steam Turbines or part of the plan. If it's later, I'm curious, what is the logic behind that?

So after playing around with mods like Nuclear fuel and Atomic Overhaul, I got to thinking about the old Industrial craft 2 reactor and how it works with different fuel types. What I want to try to do is make it so something like Plutonium gets consumed and produces at 80 MW, meanwhile Thorium does ...

... processor. If in that situation a player who had some of the existing pieces of u-235 on them would have left, it would have been game over. No nuclear power, no way to break out and get to the next patch of uranium ore. Picture your own scenario where item preservation would be vital to you ...

... processor. If in that situation a player who had some of the existing pieces of u-235 on them would have left, it would have been game over. No nuclear power, no way to break out and get to the next patch of uranium ore. Picture your own scenario where item preservation would be vital to you ...

... Getting the cube to where it should be and keeping power up is a fun challenge - and think there are many ways to do this. Getting more power (nuclear) frees up the cube more for railway builds where cube is sent of to work. Kind of a logistical challenge on top of build and designing factories ...

... and that's just bonkers! Or does my thought make sense?

Anyway since there is little place in my base and i have the ruins mod (havent unlocked nuclear stuff yet) i got a working setup by hooking up 44 MK2 boilers to 4 vanilla steam turbines that i found out in the wild, that produces 180MW at 60 ...

... stabilized to become eligible... but figured I'd play with it first and see if it was required. Thinking about it, I bet manually crafting a nuclear reactor or mk2 armor will be a pain - I normally make them by collecting the ingredients in an assembler, but I forgot to try it manually. I feel ...

... Energy Beaming, and my entire life has changed. No more tedious hours spent pushing borders out. No more time building vast solar and battery arrays. I don't mind nuclear power at all, but even that's unnecessary.
Energy Beaming is certainly the best way I can come up with to ring in a new year!

Oh wow! If Kovarex requires something from other planets, then that changes everything. Looks like solar is really the only route to go unless you happen to have *tons* of oil or coal. Interesting.

Thanks for the info!

Your conclusion seem correct that nuclear comes late/ after launch only. You don't have to use steam engine and boilers though, you can use solar pannel and accumulators too.
I had not played SE for a while but this particular game i'm around 70 hours in i have around 50K solar pannel and accumulators ...

I'm just playing SE through for the first time, and it looks like there's no nuclear power until after a first launch (with a satellite?). That means that I'm going to launch a satellite into space while I'm still using boilers and steam generators? Am I missing something obvious?

... the last 10 hours or so building a superfactory on Callidus Orbit because I thought that the power output from solar would obviate the need for nuclear. It DID...but the fuel costs of getting so many supplies there broke the bank back on Nauvis. Now I've finally researched flat solar panels, and ...