Quest for Yap Original Game Help

Section 17:

Planet Types

In the Original game, the planets you encounter will have different types. You cannot find out type of planet until you have claimed it.

Standard Planet

That’s right, nothing special. Same as all the planets were before different planet types were added to the game. All other types are based on the standard planet.
Mines Output: 20 iron, 16 coal, 8 silicon, 8 uranium, 4 gold

Industrial Planet

Advanced industrial equipment doubles output of industrial buildings on the planet. These buildings require the same amount of colonists as normal, but twice as much raw materials. (example: normal foundry makes 20 steel from 20 iron and 10 coal…foundry on industrial planet makes 40 steel from 40 iron and 20 coal)
Mines Output: 28 iron, 20 coal, 6 silicon, 6 uranium, 3 gold

Fortress Planet

The strategic nature of the terrain of this planet allows it to be fortified extensively. Shields generate at 15%, and both shield and drone caps add 120 to the maximum, instead of 100.
Mines Output: 16 iron, 14 coal, 8 silicon, 8 uranium, 4 gold

El Dorado Planet

This planet holds nearly unlimited riches. Colonists are greedy, though, and not stupid. They know how much gold you are making on the planet, so they will not tolerate you taxing them as well. Colonists will start to leave the planet if you set the tax rate above 5%.
Mines Output: 12 iron, 16 coal, 4 silicon, 4 uranium, 120 gold

Mining Planet

This planet is extremely difficult to live in, but beneath the parched crust lie many resources to be exploited. Colonists on this planet will not raise their population by themselves, even if you tax them at 0%. You will need to bring in your own colonists.
Mines Output: 60 iron, 40 coal, 30 silicon, 30 uranium, 18 gold

Pleasure Planet

The land is very pleasurable to your colonists, and colonist growth rate is 5% more than usual.
Mines Output: 10 iron, 8 coal, 4 silicon, 2 uranium, 2 gold