Posted on 08/15/2023 1:55:11 AM PDT by zeestephen
Preparations are proceeding for the early October launch of a NASA orbiter that uses futuristic electric propulsion technology for a rendezvous with 16 Psyche, the heart of a demolished planet believed to be made almost entirely of iron...the..space probe will..use..its four Hall-effect thrusters to accelerate toward its final destination...One ride-along experiment will test advanced laser-based communications techniques...that...carry massive amounts of information.
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Crash that iron right into Chicago where it can be converted into steel for ship building.
Elon Musk could probably do that mission for $15 million.
Everything looks like money laundering to me nowadays.
SpaceX has been ion thrusters for years now. They decided to use krypton and argon instead of xenon to save on cost.
And just how do they know that it’s part of a planet exactly?
This is junk science...
There could be a lot of gold since it is soluble in iron. Take away a rocky planet’s crust where precious metals like gold and platinum are depleted, one potentially has access to them.
Got your towel?
BINGO!
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