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New Mini-Moon 2024 PT5: A Major Step Towards Space Mining Opportunities
The newly discovered mini-moon, 2024 PT5, entered Earth's orbit on September 29, 2024, and will remain until November 25. This small asteroid, measuring around 10 metres, provides a unique opportunity for researchers to study near-Earth objects and explore the viability of space mining. Experts believe that asteroids contain precious metals, which ...
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Potentially Hazardous Asteroid Nereus Which Flew Past Earth Could Be Mined for Precious Metals Worth Billions
Space mining is an idea that began taking hold at the turn of the century, and 10 years ago, it was passionately discussed. Many argued that space mining could revolutionise the commercial space economy by employing robots and private astronauts to explore and mine near-Earth asteroids (NEAs) for precious metals and even rare earth metals.
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Mining In Space Can Be India's Next Milestone, Suggest Scientists
To become self-sufficient in minerals, India must start mining in the asteroid belt, scientists said in Kolkata today.
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The Asteroid Miner's Guide to the Galaxy
To evangelists of asteroid mining, the heavens are not just a frontier but a vast and resource-rich place teeming with opportunity.
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New US Space Mining Law to Spark Interplanetary Gold Rush
The act says that any materials American individuals or companies find on an asteroid or the moon is theirs to keep and do with as they please.
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At $27 Billion, Mining in Space Could Cost Less Than a Gas Plant
Getting a mine up and running on the moon or an asteroid would cost less than building the biggest gas terminals on Earth, according to research presented to a forum of company executives and NASA scientists.
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Gold rush in space? Asteroid miners prepare, but eye water first
Mining in space is moving from science fiction to commercial reality but metals magnates on this planet need not fear a mountain of extraterrestrial supply - the aim is to fuel human voyages deeper into the galaxy.
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Asteroid mining company wants to put your face in space
A privately owned asteroid mining firm, backed in part by Google's founders, launched a crowd-funding project yesterday to gauge public interest in a small space telescope that could serve as a backdrop for personal photographs, officials said.
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Tech billionaires bankroll gold rush to mine asteroids
Google's Larry Page and Eric Schmidt and filmmaker James Cameron are bankrolling a venture to survey and extract precious metals and rare minerals from asteroids.
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US firm unveils bold plans to mine asteroids for precious minerals and water
US startup backed by film director James Cameron and Google's top executives on Tuesday unveiled bold plans to mine asteroids for precious minerals and water. Heralding a new frontier space exploitation, Planetary Resources announced plans to send a swarm of robot miners into space to prospect resource-rich chunks of rock not far from Earth. The ...
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Tech billionaires bankroll gold rush to mine asteroids
Google's Larry Page and Eric Schmidt and filmmaker James Cameron are bankrolling a venture to survey and extract precious metals and rare minerals from asteroids.
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Tech billionaires come together to mine asteroids
Planetary Resources initially will focus on developing and selling extremely low-cost robotic spacecraft for surveying missions.
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New Mini-Moon 2024 PT5: A Major Step Towards Space Mining Opportunities
The newly discovered mini-moon, 2024 PT5, entered Earth's orbit on September 29, 2024, and will remain until November 25. This small asteroid, measuring around 10 metres, provides a unique opportunity for researchers to study near-Earth objects and explore the viability of space mining. Experts believe that asteroids contain precious metals, which ...
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Potentially Hazardous Asteroid Nereus Which Flew Past Earth Could Be Mined for Precious Metals Worth Billions
Space mining is an idea that began taking hold at the turn of the century, and 10 years ago, it was passionately discussed. Many argued that space mining could revolutionise the commercial space economy by employing robots and private astronauts to explore and mine near-Earth asteroids (NEAs) for precious metals and even rare earth metals.
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Mining In Space Can Be India's Next Milestone, Suggest Scientists
To become self-sufficient in minerals, India must start mining in the asteroid belt, scientists said in Kolkata today.
-
The Asteroid Miner's Guide to the Galaxy
To evangelists of asteroid mining, the heavens are not just a frontier but a vast and resource-rich place teeming with opportunity.
-
New US Space Mining Law to Spark Interplanetary Gold Rush
The act says that any materials American individuals or companies find on an asteroid or the moon is theirs to keep and do with as they please.
-
At $27 Billion, Mining in Space Could Cost Less Than a Gas Plant
Getting a mine up and running on the moon or an asteroid would cost less than building the biggest gas terminals on Earth, according to research presented to a forum of company executives and NASA scientists.
-
Gold rush in space? Asteroid miners prepare, but eye water first
Mining in space is moving from science fiction to commercial reality but metals magnates on this planet need not fear a mountain of extraterrestrial supply - the aim is to fuel human voyages deeper into the galaxy.
-
Asteroid mining company wants to put your face in space
A privately owned asteroid mining firm, backed in part by Google's founders, launched a crowd-funding project yesterday to gauge public interest in a small space telescope that could serve as a backdrop for personal photographs, officials said.
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Tech billionaires bankroll gold rush to mine asteroids
Google's Larry Page and Eric Schmidt and filmmaker James Cameron are bankrolling a venture to survey and extract precious metals and rare minerals from asteroids.
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US firm unveils bold plans to mine asteroids for precious minerals and water
US startup backed by film director James Cameron and Google's top executives on Tuesday unveiled bold plans to mine asteroids for precious minerals and water. Heralding a new frontier space exploitation, Planetary Resources announced plans to send a swarm of robot miners into space to prospect resource-rich chunks of rock not far from Earth. The ...
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Tech billionaires bankroll gold rush to mine asteroids
Google's Larry Page and Eric Schmidt and filmmaker James Cameron are bankrolling a venture to survey and extract precious metals and rare minerals from asteroids.
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Tech billionaires come together to mine asteroids
Planetary Resources initially will focus on developing and selling extremely low-cost robotic spacecraft for surveying missions.
