Post by Aerusea on May 26, 2018 14:27:26 GMT
Farbanti Federal News, March 12, 2018
Earlier this week, Federal astronomers stationed at the St. Ark Observatory and Array reported the discovery of an unusually large asteroid dubbed by scientists as Haakon1994XF04. Astronomers say this large space amalgam of iron, nickel, and ice pockets may contain traces of rare-earth elements, supported by x-ray spectrograms and conventional observation methods. The most interesting news is that the asteroid, more than forty-eight kilometers by the long axis, would contain nearly as much rare-earth elements as is to be predicted within the entire southern hemisphere of Auratus. Of course, this has piqued the interest of several business-minded space agencies and private space companies. Whilst there is no precedent for custody over off-planet mining, it is assumed that this will be an upcoming topic during legislative sessions as more and more of these large, mineral dense asteroids are identified and cataloged.
- Jean Beax, Aerospace correspondent, Farbanti Federal News.
Earlier this week, Federal astronomers stationed at the St. Ark Observatory and Array reported the discovery of an unusually large asteroid dubbed by scientists as Haakon1994XF04. Astronomers say this large space amalgam of iron, nickel, and ice pockets may contain traces of rare-earth elements, supported by x-ray spectrograms and conventional observation methods. The most interesting news is that the asteroid, more than forty-eight kilometers by the long axis, would contain nearly as much rare-earth elements as is to be predicted within the entire southern hemisphere of Auratus. Of course, this has piqued the interest of several business-minded space agencies and private space companies. Whilst there is no precedent for custody over off-planet mining, it is assumed that this will be an upcoming topic during legislative sessions as more and more of these large, mineral dense asteroids are identified and cataloged.
- Jean Beax, Aerospace correspondent, Farbanti Federal News.