A silvery metal, primarily used as a corrosion inhibitor and a superconductor.

Extremely strong fibers, used in laminated armor plating.

A strong mineral acid, used in many chemical reactions and production processes. One of the most widely used chemicals in history.

When chromium and caesium are combined with raw silicates in the proper proportions, Solerium is created. Since its initial discovery, Solerium's uniquely shifting dark-to-bright red hue has prompted poet and musician alike to create hymns in praise of its uniquely shifting deep red hue.

A mineral composite which, in large quantities, gives off a distinct crystalline glow. When combined with other composites, is usable for a variety of manufacturing purposes.

Various types of silicon-based and oxygen-based rock formations.

A fullerene-scandium compound made by encasing a single scandium atom in a cage of carbon atoms. Scandium is a grey-white element that has historically been incredibly hard to find. Scandium-tipped missiles were once valued for their armor-piercing qualities, which allowed them to wreck havoc deep inside starship hulls. The only thing holding the weapons industry back from these and other similar applications has been the low supply of the material.

A transition element harnessed from rare minerals, Scandium commonly sees use as a component of high-intensity light fixtures for deep-space environments, as well as being a strong building block in many deep-space structures and spacecraft due to its extremely high melting point.

An extremely strong compound, made from tungsten rolled in a sheath of platinum. A crucial component in the creation of carbides which have a wide field of utility in the manufacture of various equipment.