Safe operations in the null sec. Scout, cyno, courier

This guide is not intended to be a comprehensive coverage of topic about safe flying in low and null sec, rather, on a very small piece of this. The question will be exclusively about the cases when you need to move pilot from point A to point B. For example, you have ship for him in the destination point, or you just want to travel to the end of the EVE universe and back, to see the famous gates through which our ancestors came to this world (i was there - nothing interesting). I personally use this technique to deliver cyno to distant system, and to send there the pilots for ships delivered by carrier. And of course for scouts.

How to safely fly in null sec on the big hulking ships, that cost several billion, so that they were not dismantled for spare parts I'll tell another time

Mining in Odyssey, part 3: What mine?

• see also: Mining in Odyssey, Table of contents

By miner's resources is accepted to all the resources that are extracted
a) With the active participation of the Player
b) Do not have an element of randomness in production.
This is ore, ice and gas. Let us consider each of them separately

Ore

There are 16 types of ore, from which we can produce 8 kinds of different minerals. Mercoxit will be considered separately, and all the rest - are described below.

Conventionally, all the ore can be divided into "high-sec ores" (found in asteroid belts almost everywhere), "low-ses ores" (found in asteroid belts in low-sec and nulls), and "null-sec ores" - is found in asteroid belts in nulls.

Mining in Odyssey, part 2: Ships

• see also: Mining in Odyssey, Table of contents

In principle, you can totally dig on any ship, from the rookie ships, and to titans (the only exception - jump-freighter and freighter, but they generally have quite a big problem with fitting). However, here we will focus on specialized ships designed specifically for mining. For this purpose in the game there is a whole range of ships from the corporation ORE. Hereinafter, each of them in detail.