1 posted on
08/31/2019 9:57:10 AM PDT by
infool7
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To: infool7
If you have too much of anything, it gets devalued and worthless.
Imagine if there were mountains of gold on Earth. It would cease to be a rare metal and no more valuable than iron.
47 posted on
08/31/2019 3:46:16 PM PDT by
adorno
To: infool7
Of course when you introduce that much metal into the market the price collapses. It’ll have to be harvested very slowly.
48 posted on
08/31/2019 3:48:53 PM PDT by
discostu
(I know that's a bummer baby, but it's got precious little to do with me)
To: infool7
I heard that the asteroid already fell onto...Greenland.
55 posted on
08/31/2019 6:08:11 PM PDT by
right way right
(May we remain sober over mere men, for God really is our only true hope.)
To: infool7
How do you get pieces of it through atmosphere? You cant have a large piece of it crashing into the earth and small pieces on a capsule or craft wouldn’t recover the cost of launching the craft.
56 posted on
08/31/2019 6:54:26 PM PDT by
free_life
(If you ask Jesus to forgive you and to save you, He will.)
To: infool7
And how do you slow down a trillion pound rock at a million miles per hour?
That momentum cost makes the asteroid unusable.
74 posted on
09/01/2019 4:33:20 AM PDT by
TheNext
(Leader of the Happy People of the World)
To: infool7
A glut of metal would only depress the market for that particular metal.
77 posted on
09/01/2019 7:23:21 AM PDT by
GingisK
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83 posted on
09/01/2019 6:12:58 PM PDT by
SunkenCiv
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