the jew fears the floating gold
If everyone on earth is a billionaire nobody on earth is a billionaire.
>>533424007fuck yeah.that would all DEFINITELY keep that value as there was an explosion in supply.
>>533424007>"estimated"the revolution in mining is not above usit's in the kino depths. you should know this, nip
>>533424007The english teacher isn't into basic economics
>>533424069and that would be extremely dangerous to our democracy
>>533424007>loaf of bread is 150 trillion USD
>>533424094I have [sad news] for you
>>533424069I think it'd be fascinating to live in a world where gold is worth dirt. The military applications of worthless gold are incredible
Japan has a spacecraft.
>>533424208We don't speak hentai here
>>533424208is this some post about seat reclining?
>>533424069The real benefit is that the platinim can be used for catalysts, which has a huge variety of applications. Gold and platinum are also highly bio compatible, meaning implants would beecome far cheaper. Nickel is used for batteries, which would make both electric vehicles cheaper, and make electricity cheaper by storing energy from renewables.
>>533424007Sell your gold, I'll buy the dip again
Jack from NSF went to work for Astroforge to get into this business.
>>533424576>>533424069The environmentalists wouldn't have a leg to stand on because platinum co2 scrubbers on everything which emits it would mean there's no threat of global warming.
>>533424069Don't tell your average leftist that.
>>533424007>The supply/demand curve of gold and platinum can accommodate 700 quintillion dollarsIt would be funny to watch all precious metals 'investments' go to zero though
>>533424914Then the US reveals there was no gold in fort knox
>>533424007uhhh that would just crash the value of everything, nobody would really gain money, most people would lose money and the market would have to adjust.
>>533424084Reminds me of that gif of Marty and Doc on /biz/ talking about PGMs. Marty: "Wait you mean we will be multimillionaires?" Doc: "Yes but only for a moment then Comex crashes. Wait for it... We did it! Fuck you normal fags!"
No way to get it to the Moon or stable orbit for mining - thing is like 140 miles across ... and how to move machinery, materials, processing? Silly pipe dream.
>>533424259>MilitarySpoken like a good circumsized golem.Gold has amazing applications in every single field.
>>533424751>it would mean there's no threat of global warming.OY VEY!Shut it down>>533424792>Don't tell your average leftist that.Bait them with it."We must go to the stars so everyone on Earth can live like Bill Gates".>>533425012>nobody would really gain moneyTrue on multiple levels. Super-abundance of these elements would be very good for industry long-term, however.
>>533425116Damn, too bad there aren't any smaller asteroids.
>>533425233>"We must go to the stars so everyone on Earth can live like Bill Gates".That would really piss them off because they really just want everyone on earth to be as miserable as they are and to die.
>>533425116>and how to move machinery, materials, processing? Silly pipe dream.Induction-Heat Smelting. First mission flys the industrial package there, secures it to the surface, and starts melting the rocks.Ship returns at max payload for re-entry. Use that first payload as backing for a private, metal based, ever-depreciating currency. Anti-BitCoin. Boot-strap repeat missions.
>>533425093Fag
Then we witness gigahypermaxxinflation
>>533424007if any of that shit were real everyone on earth would be in a race to mine it instead of faggy moon missions with faggy DEI agenda. if I were Bezos/Musk I'd dump 90% of my wealth to get that shit considering the return
>>533425607The infographic is retarded and assumes gold-backed currency. In reality it would crash the price of these metals but spur industry and make things far cheaper, mainly through making energy cheaper.
>>533424007>estimatedIt’s absolutely crazy that people fall for this shit. They don’t know if it contains ANY of that shit.
>>533424094Just buy regular mines, they can print money if they don't get nationalized. Dwarf maxing is the only way to escape poverty because it's the choke point for every initiative of today.
>>533425705Governments don't want people to mine asteroids. They want to keep us imprisoned on Earth so they can keep a firm hold on their power. In fact governments made it effectively illegal for private companies to do much useful in space other than set up satellites until recently.
>>533425737And in reality it would make the jews very rich, somehow
>>533424069Except all the new trillionaires.
>>533425784It doesn't matter because we cannot exploit it. It's just cope posting by people who don't want to believe in commodities shortages and refuse to invest in them to prevent such shortfalls because some rock in space might have some shit on it that we'll never see.
>>533424069this anon understands
>>533424007i am retarded. someone explain to me, in detail, how exactly we know this.
>>533424007People have to realize that a bunch of these Articles, Scientific papers, are just Grads/Scientist trying to get government Gibs. So they write embellish bullshit like this that might have a very small grain of truth but 99% of it is bullshit to get the government and people to buy in to fund them for the next 20 years. It's turned into a massive Jeet scam.
>>533425737>In reality it would crash the price of these metals but spur industry and make things far cheaper,Think like a Rothschild. >>533425817>governments made it effectively illegal for private companiesThe Outer Space Treaty has some nice loopholes. Put there on purpose no doubt. Have a look at the equator and all the countries thereon. Some of them would make for very nice Spaceports and launch complexes when promised a steady flow of precious and industrial metals in return.
>>533425519The joke is about making the price of pms absurd by hording and making vaults not being able to pay back all the futures contracts. It is a very long gif but funny as hell. I do not have it saved and a janny would delete it for the full explanation of how Doc's plan works. It can only be discussed in full at /biz/.Asteroid mining would do the opposite by flooding the market and make all those futures holders loose value but it would restock Comex. However it ends speculation gambling on metals. Even if it gets the main perpetrator off the hook. They enabled this by printing more futures contracts than they have PMs for.
>>533425796Regular mines run out and cause a lot of pollution. They also get harder and harder to mine the deeper you go. Unlike an Earth mine, the metals in an asteroid are more evenly distributed, and you can build your structure as big as you ant, since there's no gravity.
>>533424007Anybody remember the story of that nigger king who trashed the European economy because he went on tour and just threw gold at people along the way? I forget his name.
>>533425850Jews don't depend on actual industry to become rich, not directly anyway. They depend on parasitism. This is basic biology.
>>533425918>how exactly we know this.Wild-Ass guessing, visible light spectrometry, naked-eye observation. And, as this anon pointed out >>533425984Grift and fraud.
>>533426065Mansa musa, and he went to mecca, devaluing gold in egypt and the middle east.
>>533426100And speculation, which is fake and gay parasite behavior
>>533425817the gov't itself should be going after it. knowing jews hungry for gold would make jews force USA to spend trillions do it. that's how you know all of that UFO tech and other shit is fake
>>533424576Gold and cobalt are also incredibly useful for industrial applications beyond the obvious. Polymer casting being one.
>>533426065>I forget his name.Mansa MusaNow we have a name for the first mining mission.Call it Pilgrimage 1
>>533424007What would happen if one of these kinds of asteroids actually collided with earth (assuming it remained mostly intact)?
>>533425796>maxing is the only way to escape povertyMore info, anon? What exactly do you mean?
>>533425918Maintly through reflectance spectroscopy. You can check what specific wavelengths of light are reflected or scattered by a material. It's the same technique they use in hospitals to check blood oxygen levels, look for tumors, and shit like that. Lots of uses.They also study meteorites which have landed on Earth, and there have been two missions to collect samples from asteroids, OSIRIS-REx and Hayabusa2.
>>533426314we'd be obliteratedit's not a smol boibut if we could bring it down in chunks or use it up there it'd be worth so much
>>533424007>the jew fears another thing they can make money off ofWhy would they? It's not like 100% of even a majority of jew or jew-lite assets are in gold sourcing. Making precious metals worthless tanks random shithole third world countries that export those metals and chinese companies. Jew money comes from market exploitation, shifting margins and upset just feeds into their scheme. Material costs for production go down and suddenly electronics are cheaper and they make money selling dumb jew software that commoditizes personal information or whatever.
>>533424007We're never getting a single fleck of space rock dust. What's the point of mentally masturbating to hypotheticals that will never come to pass?
>>533426333>What exactly do you mean?A unescapable reality of human civilization. "If it can't be grown, it must be mined."From clay to uranium you have to physically dig it out of the ground. One of the best long-term investments there is.Food, Medical Care, Rocks, Water.That's it. That's all there really is. Everything else is just labor and speculation.
>>533426388>>533425918https://stevesopenlab.org/homemade-grating-spectrometer-part-1/
>>533426471>Jew money comes from market exploitationAnd currency manipulation with artificial scarcity.
>>533426499Basically panning for gold at a secret location versus having to be rich before buying a mine and getting dicked down by Shekelberg, I get it.
>>533426473There have been two mission which have returned samples from asteroids.
>>533424007we should subsidize space x for the next 20 years so they can reach this asteroid and we can all be wealthy forever
That asteroid was promised to us 13 billion years ago
>>533424751It would be funny if we did mass produce CO2 scrubbers and mysteriously crops start to grow real slow
>>533426645>>533426663Shills are out in force trying to psyop against this one.
>>533426669https://e360.yale.edu/features/greening-drylands-carbon-dioxide-climate-changelmao
>>533424751platinum catalysts don't eliminate the CO2It would stop niggers from stealing them though
Gold is heavy as fuck. It takes tons of fuel to move anything back to Earth. It costs thousands of dollars to put a single pound of cargo into orbit. The cost of even getting enough fuel to the asteroid to move the gold back to Earth exceeds the value of the gold. It is easier and cheaper to just mine it on Earth.
>>533426645>they can reach this asteroid and we can all be wealthy foreverThat's how you sell it to the NPCs. Trillions of dollars of shiny rocks right fucking there.All we need to do is go get it.>>533426663>promised to us 13 billion years agoMight be unironically correct.One answer to the Fermi Paradox is that our species is "First Born". There is nobody else out there. So every light in the night sky belongs to us by Birthright.
>>533426899It's an oversimplification, but they are used to extract the co2 from the material which actually captures it. It also turns co2 back into fuel. If platinum were no longer an issue, the systems would be much cheaper, which would result in cheaper, cleaner energy and industry.
>>533424007>the jew fears the floating goldAlright faggot, once you figure out spatial gold mining you can be the next Mansa Musa.
>>533426980>That's how you sell it to the NPCs. Trillions of dollars of shiny rocks right fucking there.>All we need to do is go get it.Here is a Grug.
>>533426980>NPCshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lie-to-childrenThis is how you have to explain things to NPCs and to children, because they can't actually understand things and just listen to authority. The more you try to explain, the more they will think you're making excuses or coping.Anyway, watching the nephews tomorrow, so good night, everyone
>>533426565It's artificial, you mook. You could have Star Trek style replicators that can make anything just by being powered and they'd make profit on the rate limiting of power. You could have that AND unlimited power and they'd make profit on artificially limiting premium "pattern" access for the replication. It's just the AI argument. Retards think automation = utopia where everything is freely available, while they are paying more than ever for food, a thing whose associated production industries feature some of the most automation of any sector.
>>533426663Oy vey you slippery fucks did it again.
>>533426926Valid points, one and all.It's a question of time and procedure. You seem to be assuming ship goes from earth's surface to the rock, loads up, then returns to the surface.Why bother to do that? Once up your interplanetary merchant marine ship flys a Aldrin Cyclical orbit from the rock and back and does transfers in orbit.
>>533426980Or maybe life is almost impossibly rare. What if we are that 1 in a trillion billion chance? Earth seems to be an exceptionally rare and special place.>We are in the quiet outer edge of a mundane galaxy, like the quiet suburbs>Our sun is an especially mundane, mild, stable, and relatively small star>Earth is in the very narrow orbit distance from the sun where water isn't boiled off from being too hot like Venus and so cold it is only ice like on Mars>We have a ridiculous amount of water. Water has one of the highest specific heats of any compound meaning or resists temperature changes and stabilizes our climateEarth has been high axial tilt which spreads solar radiation across the surface keeping the equator from being super hot and the higher latitudes from being super cold>The moon is the largest moon known in comparison to the body it is orbiting. This creates tides (life might have started in tidal pools). The Moon also acts as a shield and soaks up asteroid impacts for us.The list goes on. You can argue God did it, or that it is all coincidence. But there is no denying that Earth is a very special place and almost impossibly rare when we look at the universe.
>>533424007retards think the whole floating rock just gets hooked up to a tow like your shitty Kia and brought to earth.
>>533426645Unfortunately under capitalism the massive increase in available gold would just tank its value, disincentivising ever harvesting the asteroid. Under national socialism, the asteroid would be collected and you could have all the obvious medical/technological benefits for your society, but probably even shit like gold water pipes etc, any application where you would need the nonreactivity even in everyday scenarios.
>>533424007Capturing such an asteroid would make gold worthless. But it's not like any of that wealth would flow into the hands of a sexless wagecuck like you anyway.
>>533427526yeah but you don't need to reach the asteroid, you just set up a campaign and stox will go to space
>>533424007>there are still people that think bringing resources INTO a gravity well is a good ideaWasting extraplanetary gold in that manner so you can stack it up where it's fucking useless...Are you sure the jew "fears" something so counterproductive?
>>533424007>No Silver
>>533427526>under capitalismYou mean, "under reality." The problem you have is with reality.Anyway, good night
>>533424751 >>533426669 >>533426899
>>533427657Stop defending kikes any time. You don't actually need to reduce all human motivation to increasing utils, and the concept has been proven wrong anyway.
>>533427596>you just set up a campaign and stox will go to spaceDutch East India Company and tulips.It's worked before, doubtless will work again.>>533427608>Are you sure the jew "fears" something so counterproductive?Metal-backed, ever depreciating cryptocurrency. Spacebucks. Elons. Muskies, whatever.We are the money-jews now, Chaim. >>533427335>Earth is a very special place and almost impossibly rareAgreed. We should really be doing what we can not to fuck it up. Seriously.
>>533424576As if anyone is going to distribute this equitably- mining an asteroid like this is just going to make some billionaires even richer.
>>533427657>You mean, "under reality." The problem you have is with reality.>Anyway, good nightPure sophistry. You could've made the same argument when marital rape and slavery was still around.Did you get *bonked* in the head and cummed into your asshole? WHOOPS LOOKS LIKE SOMEONE HAS AN ISSUE WITH *reality*
>>533427776>>533427335I really liked the ending of the Brad Pitt movie Ad Astera where he realizes how special Earth is and gives up on being a space explorer and just wants to have a family on Earth. I think Earth might just be the most special diamond in the rough.
>>533427776>understood absolutely fuck all>calls me chaimSo what you're saying is you're a jew larping as an "antisemite."
>>533424007gold would not be worth as much then.and we would see insane technological advancements assuming something is dealt with the jews (this can be assumed if we are finally actually mining asteroids)
>>533428086>So what you're saying is you're a jewI understand you. You seem to be thinking retrieval missions go to rock, smelt gold bars, come back to earth and stack them in Scrooge McDuck's Tel Aviv mansion. Small thinking.
>>533428243>I know what you're thinking>still didn't actually read what was saidThere is one landing option that would be acceptable. You get one guess. Good luck.
>>533427616Silverbergenstein is going to be the "white man" to claim it, so it levels out. No antisemitism in my 2026.
>>533427747Water: 35 litersCarbon: 20 kgAmmonia: 4 litersLime: 1.5 kgPhosphorus: 800 gSalt: 250 gSaltpeter (Niter): 100 gSulfur: 80 gFluorine (Fluoride): 7.5 gIron: 5 gSilicon: 3 gOther Elements: 15 additional trace elements We truly live in a society.
>>533428171>gold would not be worth as much then.Assuming everything else comes out in the wash gold, platinum, and whatever else is up there would become as valuable as zinc or bauxite. A incredible boon for tech and industry.It would take a lot of time, though. The disruption could be managed by the timing of the return missions, manipulated - if you will. Every currency on earth would be at risk, as that currency could and would be replaced by money.Lots of possibilities there.
>>533424007I would hide so many nuggets in my ass, it’s not even funny
>>533427871https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1XpvuTSb7pQ&pp=ygUZV2lzZSBvbGQgZm9vbCBtb3ZpZSBzY2VuZQ%3D%3DJust gonna leave this here.
>>533424259We need it as a catalyst to contain the most expensive substance made.
>>533424502Are you oblivious to where you are? Kek.
>>533428522kek
>>533424007We should pull it towards our planet and have it make direct impact so we can collect the gold. Maybe blow it into smaller pieces to lessen the impact.
>>533424259i'd be happy to have phones that have 30% more battery life from replacing all copper with worthless gold
>>533424007It pays for itself in four turns. Fewer if you have space cost reduction.
>>533424084It would be like the diamond situation. Artificial scarcity to keep the prices high. It is not like the average peasant can go and retrieve that gold from the asteroid. Only a few (maybe one) select parties will be able to do it.
>>533424007It could make everyone on earth a billionaire, or it could make 700 people quintillionaires.
>>533424576stop saying intelligent things, don't you know where you are?
>>533426057>Unlike an Earth mine, the metals in an asteroid are more evenly distributed, and you can build your structure as big as you ant, since there's no gravity.Literally how do you think you know this? Its never been done so its structure and challenges are unknown. Retard.
