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Aerogel (Subnautica)

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Aerogel is an advanced material in Subnautica crafted from Gel Sacks and Rubies. It provides high heat insulation and is essential for crafting endgame equipment like the Prawn Suit and Rocket Base components.

Last refreshed May 18, 2026

Aerogel (Subnautica)

Aerogel

Aerogel is a very light, porous gel in which the liquid component of the gel has been replaced with a gas. This results in a substance with incredible heat insulation. It is an advanced material and is crafted with the Fabricator.

Overview

PropertyValue
CategoryAdvanced Materials
DescriptionLight, porous, dried gel. High heat insulation.
Acquired FromGel Sack
Size1
Debug Spawnaerogel

Recipe

Aerogel is crafted using the Fabricator:

  • Gel Sack: Gel Sack
  • Ruby: Ruby

FabricatorAerogel

Uses In Crafting

Fabricator

  • Water Filtration Suit: Requires Synthetic Fibers and Copper Wire.

Habitat Builder

  • Habitat Builder: Requires Titanium (×5) and Magnetite.
  • Thermal Plant: Required for construction.
  • Water Filtration Machine: Required for construction.

Mobile Vehicle Bay

  • Mobile Vehicle Bay: Requires Plasteel Ingot, Enameled Glass, Diamond, and Lead.

Prawn Suit

  • Essential component for constructing the Prawn Suit.

Vehicle Upgrade Console

  • Seamoth Torpedo System: Requires Lithium and Prawn Suit Torpedo Arm (×5).

Cyclops Upgrade Console

Story: Rocket Base

Spoiler alert: The following section contains story-related material.

Aerogel is used in the construction of the Rocket Base, specifically for the Neptune Escape Rocket Stage 1. Construction requires Nickel Ore and Wiring Kits.

  • Rocket Base: Rocket Base
  • Neptune Escape Rocket Stage 1: Neptune Escape Rocket Stage 1
  • Aerogel In-Game Aerogel In-Game
  • Aerogel crafted with the fabricator Aerogel crafted with the fabricator

Trivia

Aerogel is a real substance; it is used to take samples from asteroids.

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