MANAGEMENT

Off-Earth mining

Some of the technologies required to mine in space already exist. Steve Carter, vice-president of product alignment at Dassault Systmes GEOVIA, assesses the risks and rewards for those who boldly venture

Steve Carter
Off-Earth mining

Some asteroids contain water, in the form of ice, frozen gases and metals. If mined, the raw materials on these asteroids could provide the air, water, fuel and other consumables required to support permanent...

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