Toss some water in your extractor and you're good to go.
Hydrogen: - Hydrogen is common and relatively easy to obtain. Where it's found is pretty straightforward. 
Methanol: - Methanol is an important resource for several goods. a new currency, Research, has replaced: Nutrient Paste, Tissue Culture, Raw Minerals, Genetic Material, DNA Samples and Mineral Samples. Material outputs vary greatly, however, and you may find yourself with exceptionally more valuable resources. All have their uses, and you will definitely need many of each. Nutrient Paste, Tissue Cultures, Raw Minerals, or Genetic Material. You'll typically get one of a few things when extracting. Materials that the Hand Mill cannot handle may be the specialty of other kinds of Extraction Devices, buildable amongst FU's myriad of crafting stations. The Hand Mill, and its faster successors, mainly breakdown Blocks often requiring 50 units to process, as well as other things like Food. It is the most basic form an Extraction Device - a new type of station which will break down items you place inside it to produce crafting materials. Next up, you'll want a Hand Mill, constructed in the Machining Table. This table can be upgraded to an Auto-Assembler, and finally a Matter Assembler around the time you obtain Titanium. Once you do, you can access some basic materials for crafting, robots and stations. 
Your immediate task is to construct a Machining Table, which is the core station of FU from which you can build all other stations. These can be extracted from, thrown to create lakes, or tossed into a growing tray or hydroponics tray to feed plants. Once you build a Foraging Table you will be able to create one. You're going to potentially need water before your Matter Manipulator can siphon it. I'll tackle the basics of stations for you here. You need to keep in mind that a lot of the default play of Starbound has been altered by many aspects of the mod. This guide will brief you on what you need to know to play with Frackin' Universe effectively. So, you fancy yourself a botanist? A scientist? Chemist? Whatever the case, you've a long road ahead of you.
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