It will take more than just one trip to get all that nick-iron down and if the demand is that low is it really that viable?Just as space tourism is about to come along, off-planet mining seems to have arrived. After 50 years, space seems to have become exciting again!
http://www.disinfo.com/2011/04/silicon-valley-start-up-plans-to-mine-the-moon/
Pretty cool no? It doesn't stop at the moon either. If this is successful, the commercial interest in space should skyrocket (lol). Apparently, the asteroid 16 Psyche contains 1.7×1019 kg of nickel-iron, several million times the global requirement. Imagine the money at stake, and the technology that'll will come from the race to get at it. *cough*warpdrive*cough*![]()
Just as space tourism is about to come along, off-planet mining seems to have arrived. After 50 years, space seems to have become exciting again!
http://www.disinfo.com/2011/04/silicon-valley-start-up-plans-to-mine-the-moon/
Pretty cool no? It doesn't stop at the moon either. If this is successful, the commercial interest in space should skyrocket (lol). Apparently, the asteroid 16 Psyche contains 1.7×1019 kg of nickel-iron, several million times the global requirement. Imagine the money at stake, and the technology that'll will come from the race to get at it. *cough*warpdrive*cough*![]()
the time machine.
how do you bring it down?
B@
But wouldn't the money they make from doing it pay for the cost of return?Won't happen... it's possible sure but the costs to get it back are insane.
how do you bring it down?
B@
So long as they don't use CityLink all will be fine.![]()