<p></p> <p>Planetary Resources, Inc., the asteroid mining company, announced on June 13, 2016, that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Government of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and
<p>At the end of May (2013), Planetary Resources – the company that plans to do asteroid mining in the not too distant future – a said they were going to
<p></p> <p>Planetary Resource’s dedication to prospecting asteroids with space telescopes is an interesting opportunity. Today (May 29th, 2013) they’ll be announcing something big that anyone can be a part of.</p> <p>Planetary Resources
<p><a href="http://www.planetaryresources.org" target="_blank">Planetary Resources</a> are looking for passionate college students for paid co-op positions to help them mine asteroids this coming spring and summer…</p> <p>If you love space and want to
<p>Here’s the latest update from Planetary Resources on what’s happening with their asteroid mining plans:</p> <p>Yesterday Eric Anderson was at the Farnborough Air Show with Richard Branson (more news on Branson
<p>Progress continues with Planetary Resources, the private syndicate that proposes to mine asteroids in the near future for rare metals. Here’s their latest communication:</p> <p>We’ve been working our tails off at
<p><em>Seattle, Wash. – April 24, 2012</em> — Planetary Resources, Inc. announced today its plan to mine Near-Earth Asteroids (NEAs) for raw materials, ranging from water to precious metals. Through the development
<p>Following on from my post a couple of days ago about how a number of Tech Billionaires and high-flyers have gotten together to create a private space program, I came
<p>Yes, you read the title of this correctly. Something big might be about to happen in terms of manned (or possibly robotic) space exploration, outside the remit of NASA and