Is asteroid mining actually feasible? Meteorite chemistry data offers new insight

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Is asteroid mining actually feasible? Meteorite chemistry data offers new insight

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PapaSkwat@lemmy.wtfM to Brayland Union@lemmy.today · 1 month ago

Meteorite chemistry shows which primitive asteroids may hold usable metals or water, and why most space mining remains difficult.

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