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second way:Take off with a rocket,You should be able to see most of them from there
Also, Pinoy - check the core of the planet. You'll see what they do.
When you find the first one, the other will be on the all 4 direction of the first one.(around 50-70 tether distance apart)
What I like to do is just bring the landing pad and beacon, carry it and deploy near the chamber.(with beacon so I can see it from orbit) use the resin along the way to craft the oxygen filter. Let the air run out after deploy so I can respawn at shuttle. and just hop around the chambers till I get all 6.
Surface elevation gateways can instantly transport you to any other activated gateways on the same planet. Interior gateways can transport you the Satellite or local surface gateways, and from the Satellite you can go to any activated interior gateways.
Inactive gateways send up a beam that can be easily seen from surface, not just space. so once you found one on equator, you can just follow the planet rotation. Eventually you will hit other three.
Just a PSA. One surface node, one core node, you're technically done with that planet.