To get into the abandoned freighter in No Man’s Sky, you can follow these steps:

1. Random Chance:

There’s one last way to find an abandoned freighter: random chance. You may occasionally encounter one while flying around with your Pulse Engine. Keep an eye out for anomalies, which are random events that can occur when using your Pulse Engine.

2. Explore and Collect:

Once you’ve found an abandoned freighter, you’ll need to board it to collect information and loot. Interact with the airlock terminal computer to unseal the freighter for exploration. Keep in mind that your movement will be slowed down and you won’t be able to use your jetpack while inside the freighter.

3. Find the Captain’s Log:

As you explore the abandoned freighter, your main objective is to find the Captain’s Log. Look for three terminals – the Records Terminal, Secure Mainframe, and Engineering Control – in various rooms of the freighter. Interacting with these terminals will provide you with valuable items, including the Crew Manifest and the Captain’s Log.

4. Salvage and Obtain Rewards:

Exploring abandoned freighters offers various rewards. You can find valuable items and upgrades for your personal freighter, such as Cargo Bulkheads, Salvaged Fleet Units, and additional Nanites. Additionally, each derelict freighter run can yield 2-6 million units and 1,500-4,000 Nanites in scrap form.

5. Sell or Donate:

Once you’ve finished exploring the abandoned freighter and obtained all the rewards you want, you have a few options. You can sell the Crew Manifest and other valuable items to the Scrap Dealer for Tainted Metal or donate them to the Guild Envoy on the space station to increase your standing with a particular race.

6. Repeat the Process:

If you enjoy the experience and rewards of exploring abandoned freighters, you can continue searching for more. The process involves random chance encounters and repeating the steps outlined above.

Remember to stay prepared and equipped for any encounters you may face inside the abandoned freighter. Good luck with your exploration!