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Explore Stanton, Pyro and Nyx, find mining resources and compare refinery yield bonuses. Use the free Aaron Halo route planner to choose a mining band, find a quantum travel route and see when to drop out.
How to plan an Aaron Halo route ↓Plan your Star Citizen mining trip into Stanton’s Aaron Halo asteroid belt. Choose a band, follow a crossing route and know when to cancel quantum.
Choose Stanton on the map, then expand the Aaron Halo route planner panel inside the viewport.
Select the location you are leaving from and the Halo band you want to mine.
Crossing routes appear automatically, ranked by dropout margin. A wider margin gives you more room to cancel quantum.
Travel toward your destination. As its distance decreases, cancel within the displayed range and aim for the band peak distance.
Watch the distance remaining to your quantum destination, not the distance travelled from your start. Cancel quantum as it decreases through the displayed dropout range.
Green means a wide margin of at least 300 Mm. Yellow is a normal margin from 200 Mm to below 300 Mm. Red is very narrow, below 200 Mm. Margin is measured from the peak target to the nearest edge of the dropout window.
Yes. Select Export 2D route (PNG) in the planner to download a starmap with your start, destination and dropout distances.
The Aaron Halo route planner is for Stanton. You can explore Pyro and Nyx in the same 3D starmap, including their planets and available stations such as Levski.
No. The 3D starmap, Aaron Halo route planner, refinery bonuses and route image export are free to use without signing in.
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