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Before space mining an asteroid based on hokey physics theory (neutron star collision) we can mine oceans for $4k an ounce.
#allaboutcost
The neutron star theory is neither hokey nor a method of mining. But up-front capital costs to mine asteroid would, indeed, be astronomical.
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From my experience when the theoretical physicists need a black hole and star collisions to explain something its no longer cosmology. JMO
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So again, the "asteroid mining" premise (no actual mining geologist onboard) is based on the NST theory alone, zero observational evidence.
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No need to argue much about this but I previously spent extensive time studying the NST for gold and it "only" makes sense mathematically.
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The problem is that theoretical physicsts can't reconcile gold's properties within STR or GTR. So the two harvard lads came up with NST.
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Makes sense though, a bunch of tech billionaires that believe all is subjective with zero background in geology want to mine asteroids.
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A few years ago I invested in this company: http://www.nautilusminerals.com/IRM/content/default.aspx … which has a less ambitious goal: ocean floor mining of microscopic gold
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