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🚨SPACE BREAKTHROUGH: SPACEX LAUNCHES FIRST ASTEROID MINING MISSION A SpaceX rocket has launched Odin, a spacecraft built by startup AstroForge, on a mission to study asteroid 2022 OB5, which is 1 million miles from Earth. The asteroid is believed to contain platinum and other rare metals used in electronics,... medicine, and green energy. Mining these materials on Earth costs £25,000 per kilo, but space could offer a cheaper, less damaging alternative. Odin will travel for 300 days before reaching the asteroid. It will take close-up images to confirm if the surface is metallic. If valuable metals are found, a second mission will attempt to land and extract samples later this year. This could be the first step toward mining asteroids for resources instead of Earth's limited supply. Source: GBNewsshow more

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SpaceX | Official1 年前

🔥 YOU’RE JUST A STEP AWAY FROM SUCCESS, TAKE IT NOW!

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MustangMedic1 年前

It’s absolutely incredible. What Elon’s company is doing.

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SpikedToiletPaper1 年前

I'm down for us strip-mining any asteroids coming near Earth for their resources before shoving them off out of the way.

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Syeda Farheen فاطمة1 年前

Armageddon 💕💕

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Truck1 年前

👍

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Silent Patriota 🇺🇸🇮🇹1 年前

Woah this is huge! There’s literally billions of dollars of minerals on asteroids

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StasStriker1 年前

That's awesome!

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Keeny1 年前

Musk would be proud of this one. Time to make some real progress in space and bring back some of that sweet, sweet platinum. Only thing better than making a fortune is making a fortune in space.

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Inked Investing1 年前

This is awesome 👏

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Let's goo

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"China is not mining helium-3 off the moon yet, but the U.S. is going after it. We’re mining asteroids for platinum group metals—some of the best ore sources we’ve ever discovered are orbiting us in space... NASA just launched a mission to Psyche 16..." "Please put a satellite into a black hole. I want to know what’s on the other side." Matthew Gialich AstroForge

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