Why is humanity not mining other planets?

2023-07-27 10:01:58

This is not economically feasible at this time.

At this point in time it is mainly because it would be difficult. You would need a device that can go into space, land on something like an asteroid, mine heavy metals or any other desired material, and then make a return trip to the earth while it orbits the sun.

The mining of metals in space has solved earthly problems such as ecology, shortage of rare metals. But also any metal mining in space would hit Earth market prices.

2 questions: How far are we from actually mining asteroids, and, is it going to crash the prices of precious metals?

When will video cards fall in price?

2022-06-12 09:32:01

Video cards will appear in July 2021 and prices will start to fall in autumn 2021

China bans mining, Chinese miners start selling video cards, Ethereum bans mining on video cards

In the global market, changes can begin at different times. In some countries, changes may start Q3 2021, in other countries Q1 2022 may start. Changes can occur within 2 years

Ethereum will begin to wipe out mining on graphics cards in the coming months

Crackdown on cryptocurrencies in China leads to an exodus of miners

Crypto miners in China are selling off their graphics cards amid crackdown

Accuracy 70

2021-10-01

Can I trust cloud services?

2022-05-22 09:32:01

No, you cannot

There are a huge number of problems when using cloud services

In addition to all the problems, the denial of access due to sanctions and the loss of intellectual property have recently been added

7 Cloud Storage Security Risks You Need to Know About

What will the US achieve with its demands regarding Greenland, Canada, and the like?

2026-02-05 06:12:50

The United States will achieve greater control, access to resources, increased military presence, and political dependence of its allies.

The U.S. will not succeed in annexing Greenland, obtaining territorial concessions from Canada, or achieving a legitimate redrawing of borders, but even without purchasing territory, the U.S. can secure profitable contracts, expanded bases, and exclusive access to natural resources. In the long term, this will lead to a quiet distancing from Washington, an increase in autonomous defense policies in the EU and Canada, as well as a reduced willingness to automatically support the U.S. during crises. In 10-15 years, this could have repercussions in Asia, harm American interests at sea, and weaken the dollar as a 'currency of trust.'

Canada and Denmark are soft allies who publicly express outrage but in practice give way. In doing so, the US itself is pushing the world toward the formula 'Better to have several centers of power than one unpredictable one.'