How close are we to have asteroid mining? Will it affect the value of gold forever?

How close are we to have asteroid mining? Will it affect the value of gold forever?

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We're likely not close within even 2 -4 generations.

Gold's fine in your lifetime and your grandkids for sure, likely far beyond that for many hundreds of years.

< 25 years

we're not even 1 full generation from moon landing
2-4 generations I expect Mars colony

probably around 2100 ish.
and then it will be CRAZY expensive to mine gold from space.
laws of thermodynamic cant be more efficient than 100 percent.

Man

we don't need to mine asteroids in space
we crash asteroids into africa then mine them there

this is a great plan for a few different reasons

1) it will kill all the african niggers in the immediate area
2) it will kill even more african niggers through slave labor mining for gold and metals that will be sent off to the USA and China to be turned into devices for teenage girls to take naked selfies with
3) niggers will flood into europe, and rape and behead all the faggy socialists
4) once europe is full of niggers we can just drop asteroids onto it also, and repeat from step 1

Zero downsides

Have sex

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I want to mine her assteroid if you catch my drift.

i love black women so much bros

why?

they have massive penises like the one in OP

We are probably not close but there will be a time when we start making more advancements and it gets priced in

>be you
>be billionaire
>invest billions in R&D to be able to mine asteroids
>invest more billions to produce all the necessary equipment
>invest millions in training personnel
>finally, after untold billions of dollars and years spent, the asteroid mining operation is successful
>the first batch of space gold comes back to earth
>???
>gold is now so common its worthless
>your investment now has 0 return

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less than a decade, bitcoin is the only finite supply money.

the first trip would be profitable, but it would mark the beginning of the end for gold.
except for goldtards, they will hold to zero, which is where its headed.

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don't 60% of them have herpes or something?

cock

I would mine her ass on steroids if you know what I mean ;)
Also how get big booba black gf?

Yeah I think once it's proven to be possible the price will crash

OP is that a trans escort ?

it's considered too expensive to mine gold from the ocean, what makes people think asteroid mining will be worthwhile?

Think about it, the ocean floor is 2/3 of the worlds surface, there must be undiscovered gold fields larger than anything ever discovered down there but no one is trying to mine them because it's not worth it.

Now consider the costs of designing and building asteroid mining robots, launching them into space, sending them on years long missions, the difficulty of processing ore in space and getting it back to Earth.

It's not gonna happen within the next 100 years at minimum.

>shipping & handling charges apply

Dude, there's a lot of sensitive wildlife down there, you can't just crash an asteroid into Africa. Plus the terrain is shit for any kind of industry and it's infested with monsters. Crash it onto the moon, mine it there, then send gold ingots back to earth and use the other metals to build more spaceships.

Isn't gold used in quantum computing? Could that raise demand while making it less liquid?

Not even close lmao

I can see it now
>Goy Proletariat News: DIRTY HYPERCAPITALISTS CAUSE IRREGULAR LUNAR ORBIT AFTER BOMBARDING SIX GOLD 'ROIDS INTO SAME SPOT

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>Dude, there's a lot of sensitive wildlife down there, you can't just crash an asteroid into Africa.

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