Cameron Wants to Mine Asteroids

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Updated Apr. 21, 2017 5:07PM EDT / Published Apr. 21, 2012 8:16AM EDT

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A new company called Planetary Resources got serious star power this week when director James Cameron and a couple Google billionaires threw their weight behind its plan to mine asteroids near Earth. Asteroids are rich in minerals like iron and nickel, and the company thinks it may have a plan to make those resources usable. While the company has been stingy with details on its space-faring venture, Planetary Resources is headed up by Chris Lewicki, former NASA Mars mission manager.

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Cameron Wants to Mine Asteroids

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