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NASA: The asteroid mission is “worth 75,000 times the global economy”

NASA: The asteroid mission is “worth 75,000 times the global economy”

Source NASA/JPL-CALTECH/ASU

the NASA A billion-dollar mission is preparing for the alien asteroid “Psyche”, which in the space economy will be “worth” 75,000 times more than the current global economy.

Psyche is a unique metallic asteroid orbiting the Sun between Mars and Jupiter. What makes the asteroid rare is its (seemingly) exposed iron-nickel core, which is one of the building blocks of our solar system.

On Earth, the corresponding material is inaccessible under the crust and mantle.

According to Forbes’ estimation, if the space technology for mining valuable content found it would match current prices at $10,000 quadrillion dollars.

NASA: Asteroid Mission

NASA, with a slight delay, is preparing for the mission not with the goal of mining, of course, but to understand an unexplored structural element of the planets, the iron cores.

This is a promising exploration of a different kind of world, as it is not made of rock and ice, but of metal.

The spacecraft will take 3.5 years to travel, and once it reaches the asteroid, it will orbit it for 21 months, mapping and studying the properties of the exotic and potentially valuable new world.

Sources NASA and Forbes

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