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Planetary Resources: Our Vision for Humanity’s Future in Space 

Planetary Resources
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Asteroid mining is the key to our future expansion into space. See the vision of Planetary Resources in our latest video short featuring Dante Lauretta, Ph.D. and also Tory Bruno of United Launch Alliance.
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27 авг 2024

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@qriosity452
@qriosity452 6 лет назад
I'm 17 n it's my prime goal to get in asteroid mining one day, n I believe that
@bruhbroseph
@bruhbroseph 5 лет назад
Please do.
@Birchak
@Birchak 3 года назад
Im into it too, let's have a chat about it?
@jollemm
@jollemm 6 лет назад
Gotta give credit to your marketing/video team. Excellent promo video! I wish all the best to Planetary Resources in its endeavor of driving humankind towards it's final, and ultimate, frontier.
@wuxiagamescentral
@wuxiagamescentral 6 лет назад
jollemm space is not the end, but merely the beginning
@OzzyBoganTech
@OzzyBoganTech 6 лет назад
Good work keep it up peps
@refocominternational1403
@refocominternational1403 4 года назад
Asteroid mining will have a huge impact on our society that's why I do share the Planetary Resources tube on the Facebook group "Future World.
@creounity
@creounity 3 года назад
Where's this company now? It shows 404 not found at its web site.
@ryanohare2002
@ryanohare2002 3 года назад
Last I heard, Consensys owns it now (a blockchain).
@Bennyboy2321
@Bennyboy2321 6 лет назад
why the reupload?
@BryanSeigneur0
@BryanSeigneur0 6 лет назад
Water is great for cracking and then burning, or just as a cold thruster, but how abundant are inert plasma/ion drive fuel elements? The eventual goal will be to incentivize drives with the least ejected mass, other things equal, so that the solar system dust field doesn't get denser, even with billions of mobile craft moving around spewing exhaust. (Then one day a lot of traffic will be exhaust-less, by that I mean pushed around by planet-based or planetisimal-based laser installations.) Hey, I'm thinking a hundred years out, but may as well start things out as perfect as we can reckon. It is definitely worth starting with water. It'll be used for everything. And you'll know the other materials soon enough. On a that note, I hope all mining activity has good dumping practices. We're going to need some good UV resistant km-wide bags to keep our neglected mass in. I would think that 99% of asteroid mass gets used up in any fully developed space economy, what with rock needed for rotating hab bedrock and soil, etc, etc, but an industrial ecosystem takes time to build. We need to store unused matter together, so it can not scatter and invoke Kessler when 1000 firms are in the market. I imagine our giant baggies should have thruster pods on them, or large painted panels that can move or electronically change color (radiation reflection rates) for exhaust-less trajectory correction.
@Treece
@Treece 6 лет назад
Hey ! Anybody know how to go about investing in Planetary Resources?
@eclipsenow5431
@eclipsenow5431 6 лет назад
Great video, nice graphics, and a fantastic vision!
@adarshkrishnan7941
@adarshkrishnan7941 3 года назад
Good work Guys. But remember an example of this. Not everyone likes the depressing cold of the north, not everyone likes the eerie depths of the Ocean floors, Not everyone likes the desolated emptiness of hot desserts, and not everyone likes the cyclopean aura of Deep and wide Jungles. So Good luck discovering that side of space that doesn't depress the living daylights out of man
@jonaspfeiffer1286
@jonaspfeiffer1286 6 лет назад
How far are these "Near Earth Asteroids " away from earth?
@robertgraybeard3750
@robertgraybeard3750 6 лет назад
Jonas Pfeiffer A better question is "How difficult is it to get to them?" In aerospace speak that's "Delta V" and as of 12 December 2017 there are over 3500 NEOs that are easier to get to than the surface of the Moon echo.jpl.nasa.gov/~lance/delta_v/delta_v.rendezvous.html and from en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta-v_budget Near-Earth objects are asteroids whose orbits can bring them within about 0.3 astronomical units of the Earth. There are thousands of such objects that are easier to reach than the Moon or Mars. Their one-way delta-v budgets from LEO range upwards from 3.8 km/s (12,000 ft/s), which is less than 2/3 of the delta-v needed to reach the Moon's surface And when you are using robot spacecraft, time is of secondary importance.
@gbx5180
@gbx5180 5 лет назад
My question for you guys concerns mars. The problem with mars is its size compared to earth as its mass produces less gravity so by bombarding mars with asteroids you could increase its mass which will allow a suitable atmosphere as well as gravity that can support humans. The mining could then go there.
@ryanohare2002
@ryanohare2002 3 года назад
Honestly, I find the low gravity on Mars alone to be a HUGE turnoff for colonization. Should we send robots there to industrialize the planet? Absolutely. But human colonization? No. There are many disturbing diseases that people are projected to face there.
@KeepLurkinBitch
@KeepLurkinBitch 5 лет назад
I would love to be part of this company industry project to explore asteroids in space
@skhul2580
@skhul2580 6 лет назад
Elite dangerous music is appropriate
@netsukhufuaruameketi4805
@netsukhufuaruameketi4805 6 лет назад
Superb. Spacecraft AMANTHA
@TesladiMurbox
@TesladiMurbox 6 лет назад
Admirable, you risk your effort in this. But it surprises me a lot to focus only on watery extraction, and not focus on much more than just exploring the water. Minerals and even the remaining "sand" of asteroid mining seem to be discarded when, through sunlight and solar sinter, you can simply make with 3D printers in the space itself resources for producing parts to be used in space exploration technology , or just the assembly of these equipments with the pieces produced in the space.
@Jaxvidstar
@Jaxvidstar 6 лет назад
Tesla di Murbox it's more difficult to get those metals out of M type asteroids then just warming ice for the water. There are business called Made In Space who designing a 3D printer satellite.
@TesladiMurbox
@TesladiMurbox 6 лет назад
Precisely. When making a trip, the use of the asteroid should be maximum to maximize the return. I believe that this is the logic of any enterprise.
@KuopassaTv
@KuopassaTv 6 лет назад
The quantities of water, that are brough from asteroids to Earth, are going to be very valuable. :-)
@Jaxvidstar
@Jaxvidstar 6 лет назад
kuopassa the water can use for rocket fuel for the early years. Then when we have a presence in space, use it for Oxygen, hydration and farming.
@lelagrangeeffectphysics4120
@lelagrangeeffectphysics4120 6 лет назад
Tesla di Murbox there's just a problem where will you out the 3d printer, is it of any use, what stuff can you make, extracting and selling water as an propellant ismway more direct, and I can see what they are trying to achieve, a extra planetary fuel corporation where agencies buy and sell fuel to each other, but I can also see other corporations having their own fuel grid as that cuts the cost of buying and as such defeat the whole purpose of planetary resources, I prefer planetary resources to space x, but planetary resources will be in a very delicate situation in the future
@kikyodeltoro3432
@kikyodeltoro3432 6 лет назад
Please please i wanted worlk with planetary resources 😭 it is amazing
@rvvsatyanarayana8119
@rvvsatyanarayana8119 3 года назад
I think you cant you cant even develop a launch facility and rocket on your own till now like space x
@spacefatman
@spacefatman 4 года назад
Anything new? You haven't post anything new in a few years.
@DarrenChen
@DarrenChen 6 лет назад
no sound in space yo! :P
@alejandrosanz4558
@alejandrosanz4558 2 года назад
Chidooo
@mickeyjaaay1442
@mickeyjaaay1442 6 лет назад
How can I give you guys my money?
@luvambientmusic
@luvambientmusic 6 лет назад
water based economy
@luvambientmusic
@luvambientmusic 6 лет назад
1:11 water is everywhere in the solar system
@luvambientmusic
@luvambientmusic 6 лет назад
clay minerals
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