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The dark patches appear between 1000 and 3000 meters appart. so not very close together, ores can be anything from 1m to maybe 100m deep.
Your ship detectors range is about 100m small ship - 150m large ship and the hand drill only has 50m range, so getting close enough to spot deep ores can be a challenge.
You are doing it right, just need to find those dark patches, they sort of look like cloud shadows from the air, and near invisible on the ground.
A special note about the poles. I like to build near the poles of planets because it is always daytime if you find a good high mountain, but don't try to build smack in the middle of the pole on the ice sheet... There is nothing but ice for miles. I dug all the way to the center of the planet for lulz and its just ice, packed ice, then dirt... then dirt... then more dirt... and eventually dirt.
I am not sure where you got this, but I can face my ore detector straight up at the sky, or straight down at the ground, or horizontal to the ground and still read ore 130m underground directly beneath me.