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SPACE MINING JUST GOT REAL—ODIN PROBE BLASTS OFF! A SpaceX Falcon rocket just launched Odin! It's a private spacecraft on a mission to scout an asteroid packed with platinum and other rare metals. What’s the plan? - 1 million miles away – Odin is chasing down asteroid 2022 OB5...

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Фото профиля Mandracke
Mandracke1 год назад

💵 THE FUTURE IS NOW!

Фото профиля Covert
Covert1 год назад

That’s awesome

Фото профиля gökhan
gökhan1 год назад

What's the treasure hunt plan?

Фото профиля Drall
Drall1 год назад

The real gold rush isn’t on Earth anymore Whoever cracks space mining first is setting up trillion-dollar plays This is just the beginning

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Alva1 год назад

SPACE MINING JUST GOT REAL—ODIN PROBE BLASTS OFF! 🚀 A SpaceX Falcon rocket just launched Odin, a private spacecraft on a mission to chase down asteroid 2022 OB5, 1 million miles away over 300 days. Odin's scanning for treasure—high-res images to confirm if it's packed with platinum and rare metals. Next step? Landing. If it's rich in metals, a second mission will drill straight in. AstroForge aims to refine 1,000 kg of space metal in just three months and return it to Earth. Why the buzz? Asteroid 2022 OB5 might be a cosmic goldmine, with its composition potentially including valuable metals like platinum. The significance? Space mining could transform resource availability, easing Earth's material scarcity, slashing metal prices, and curbing traditional mining's environmental harm. A new era of mining rush is upon us, and it’s in space! 🌌 For deeper insights:

Фото профиля Chronicles of Curiosity
Chronicles of Curiosity1 год назад

The USA needs to get into the Space Minerals Business.

Фото профиля efnbsbun 🏴‍☠️ 🇨🇳 🇨🇦 🇲🇽 🇪🇺
efnbsbun 🏴‍☠️ 🇨🇳 🇨🇦 🇲🇽 🇪🇺1 год назад

Defund SpaceX

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DESHRAJ SINGH 🇮🇳1 год назад

Wow, this is incredible news! The launch of the Odin probe marks a significant leap in space exploration and mining technology. The prospect of scouting asteroid 2022 OB5 for platinum and rare metals could revolutionize our approach to resource extraction. It's fascinating to think that in just over 300 days, we might have high-res images confirming a potential cosmic treasure. If the drilling mission is successful, it could change the game for resource availability on Earth. Imagine a future where we rely less on terrestrial mining and more on space resources. This could have a huge impact on sustainability and reducing our environmental footprint. Can't wait to see how this unfolds! 🌌🔭✨ #SpaceMining #Innovation

Фото профиля Elar Realm
Elar Realm1 год назад

The gold rush is going interstellar. Odin isn’t just chasing an asteroid—it’s chasing the future of resource extraction. If space mining takes off, Earth’s richest vaults might not be on Earth at all.

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Kapoor Kshitiz1 год назад

That's the kind of tech we want

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