Asteroid Classification

Classification Criteria:

Astroids are classified into three categories:
A-Types: Asteroids with a high likelihood of containing valuable resources
B-Types: Asteroids with a moderate likelihood of containing resources
C-Types: Asteroids that are completely useless for anything other than as a cosmic paperweight

Below is a table summarizing the classification criteria:

Asteroid Type	Criteria	Example
A-Types	High concentration of valuable metals, rare earth elements, or other valuable resources	NASA-1 (contains 100% pure titanium)
B-Types	A mix of valuable resources, but not as concentrated as A-Types	Terra Firma (contains a mix of copper, gold, and a hint of magic)
C-Types	Completely devoid of any valuable resources, except for the occasional space rock	Rocky McRockface (contains 100% rock)

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Disclaimer:

Classification criteria may be subject to change as new research becomes available. Do not attempt to visit these asteroids without proper training, equipment, and a good lawyer.