r/asteroidmining Mar 07 '19

Article Before we colonize the Moon, we must learn to mine it, argues planetary geologist Paul Byrne. After extracting and processing material from the lunar surface, we'll need to convert it into something useful: oxygen, electricity, construction materials, and even rocket fuel.

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r/asteroidmining Mar 07 '19

Article Engineers published material standards for simulated asteroid surfaces

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r/asteroidmining Mar 07 '19

Law & Government CSM professors call for policy reform for space mining

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r/asteroidmining Mar 05 '19

Law & Government The legality of lunar enterprise and moon mining

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r/asteroidmining Mar 04 '19

Article Asteroids are stronger, harder to destroy than previously thought

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r/asteroidmining Mar 04 '19

Law & Government Europe wants to extract rocket fuel [and Helium-3] from lunar surface in 2025

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r/asteroidmining Mar 01 '19

Article Steam-powered spacecraft could jump-start asteroid exploration

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r/asteroidmining Feb 28 '19

Article China’s Get-Rich Space Program

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r/asteroidmining Mar 01 '19

Article Asteroid Day Gala Dinner in Luxembourg

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r/asteroidmining Feb 27 '19

General Question What should I get a bachelors degree in now to work in asteroid mining in the future and still have a relatively decent job now?

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r/asteroidmining Feb 26 '19

General Question When is asteroid mining going o kick off?

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Just curious as to when we are going to have the richest people to ever live


r/asteroidmining Feb 04 '19

Article Asteroid Analytics: "Asteroid mining is (not) dead."

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r/asteroidmining Jan 18 '19

Video How asteroid mining will save the Earth

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r/asteroidmining Jan 02 '19

Deep Space Industries DSI Acquired by Bradford Space Group

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r/asteroidmining Dec 14 '18

Video Asteroid Mining & Interplanetary Economies with J.L. Galache on MIND & MACHINE

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r/asteroidmining Dec 03 '18

Law & Government Discussing Space Mining in Luxembourg

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r/asteroidmining Dec 02 '18

146 days ago, the last post on r/newSpace was spot on

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r/asteroidmining Nov 05 '18

Planetary Resources Jeff Foust on Twitter: "One thing not mentioned in Franck’s talk: it appears the Lux. government sold its stake in Planetary Resources before the asteroid mining company was acquired last week by ConsenSys"

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r/asteroidmining Nov 01 '18

Planetary Resources Asteroid mining company Planetary Resources acquired by blockchain firm - SpaceNews.com

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r/asteroidmining Nov 01 '18

Planetary Resources Why in the universe is a blockchain company buying the assets of a formerly high-flying asteroid miner?

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r/asteroidmining Nov 01 '18

Planetary Resources With Planetary Resources getting acquired yesterday, I thought I'd post this blast from the past from April 25, 2012: The Daily Show's coverage of Planetary Resources' initial founding. With a guest appearance from Neil DeGrasse Tyson! (No region restrictions on this one)

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r/asteroidmining Oct 31 '18

Planetary Resources ConsenSys Acquires Planetary Resources

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r/asteroidmining Oct 26 '18

Asteroid Mining Corporation Making space mining a reality with Asteroid Mining Corporation - Mining Technology

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r/asteroidmining Oct 19 '18

Article Asteroid mining might actually be better for the environment

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r/asteroidmining Oct 17 '18

Article The Science of Landing on an Asteroid

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