
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
The Market for Space Fuel from Asteroids
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asteroids,
Cis-lunar space,
fuel depots,
hydrogen,
Lagrange points,
meteoroids,
oxygen,
water
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Insane, should be analyzed more by people out of US more and how can I know that's a recycable energy or not?
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