What a pathetic dodge. So you did the math but won't write it out, we should just take your word for it, it's just too complex for anyone to understand? <puh-lease75>
67,000 is from rounding, dipshit.What a pathetic dodge. So you did the math but won't write it out, we should just take your word for it, it's just too complex for anyone to understand? <puh-lease75>
This is Google.
This is you.
I saw a story about asteroid mining in space and being able to control and place asteroids in a safe space in orbit could bring trillions and trillions in raw materials from just one asteroid. The value could be more then mining for gold or other rare earth materials on earth since the beginning of it. The race to mars and moon could be more about getting there but there are rare minerals on the moon too but getting it from there could be more difficult then people think.
SpaceX has been picked to launch a satellite that will launch a projectile that will see if it can effect the flight of the asteroid. Of course the idea of redirecting an asteroid safely away from the earth would be great but also being able to open the door towards potentially creating options such as slowing and placing it within an orbit safely. These things come by far more often then people know most of the time never being a threat but still potentially rich with minerals that could be far rarer then anything on earth.
There are a ton of crazy ideas but being able to place it in a position to being safely mined is the first part of the mission.
The people who are first there could become tillionaires overnight because the value of these could be greater then the GDP of the US potentially over a decade of mining.
Of course being able to prove that you could control and place a body the size of an asteroid in a safe orbit is a huge reach and very very unlikely but the possibility is enough to drive lots of investment if even remotely possible. Companies like Lockheed, Boeing, SpaceX, Blue Origin as well as tons of other Countries are likely in a similar race.
Just thought it was interesting what does Sherdog think?
The earth orbits the sun in an ellipse, an AU is just the distance of the earth from the sun, and it varies. And what does there being gas atoms around the moon have to do with moon landings? When the tail of the earth's magnetic field reaches the moon it's curvature of spacetime should collect some of it. That should have nothing to do with moon landings. How do you correlate the two?
You are off by a few million miles there bud. Go back to elementary school.
For fuck sakes, no shit! I simplified it even more for you as you didn't even know the elementary school math. Do you want the calculus?
Yes, I believe in NASA, the Apollo missions, satellites, space telescopes, Mars rovers, etc.. I'm sorry for arguing with you I thought you were on about the atmosphere and climate change.
Never was this about climate change. Start a thread with that link, please. Is that a photo too? Are any of the pics on this thread actual photos? Be honest this time.
You would need an asteroid that also happens to be extremely rich in minerals to be circling the earth to begin with.
Massive Asteroid is going to be passing the earth this weekend it's so big it has its own moon. Funny how we never hear about this stuff till just before it comes by.
Thing looks like a cupcake wonder if it has anything of value on it.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/astero...7HSiHTystXWCB7twwE_scaMEV9_w79Ife_EYu84x3DeII
I saw a story about asteroid mining in space and being able to control and place asteroids in a safe space in orbit could bring trillions and trillions in raw materials from just one asteroid. The value could be more then mining for gold or other rare earth materials on earth since the beginning of it. The race to mars and moon could be more about getting there but there are rare minerals on the moon too but getting it from there could be more difficult then people think.
SpaceX has been picked to launch a satellite that will launch a projectile that will see if it can effect the flight of the asteroid. Of course the idea of redirecting an asteroid safely away from the earth would be great but also being able to open the door towards potentially creating options such as slowing and placing it within an orbit safely. These things come by far more often then people know most of the time never being a threat but still potentially rich with minerals that could be far rarer then anything on earth.
There are a ton of crazy ideas but being able to place it in a position to being safely mined is the first part of the mission.
The people who are first there could become tillionaires overnight because the value of these could be greater then the GDP of the US potentially over a decade of mining.
Of course being able to prove that you could control and place a body the size of an asteroid in a safe orbit is a huge reach and very very unlikely but the possibility is enough to drive lots of investment if even remotely possible. Companies like Lockheed, Boeing, SpaceX, Blue Origin as well as tons of other Countries are likely in a similar race.
Just thought it was interesting what does Sherdog think?
