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Maybe this gets fleshed out in a future update with a modification to the tool that upgrades it to a gravity gun type thing?
That is assuming a physics glitch does not occur that causes the item to get super speed when it collides with other items when popping out of the box. Especially later boxes which have more than 3 items in them all trying to spawn in the same spot. You can wind up with items flying out of scanner range or flying through terrain.
It is simply easier for it to work like with asteroids, teleport the goods into the inventory. This avoids both issues.
You must not have an upgraded scanner. It would take a cannon to fire those out of range of a T3 scanner. However, falling through the floor is a valid reason enough.
For what it's worth, those particular crates respawn every time you load the map, so you're not really losing anything - you can get it later. It's a renewable resource. And copper and iron aren't exactly hard to find in the early game