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with colleague Doug Messier. Doug keeps a substack page following the developments in commercial space especially.

Here, an asteroid capture and mining company, partnering with the Space Force and

with the Air Force Academy, and other partners to come.

Doug gives us some of the background, the backstory of of asteroid capturing and what they're proposing in the test up to the real thing, the asteroid belt being a little beyond reach right now. We'll get there. Here's Doug on capturing an asteroid, bringing it back, parking it in orbit, and mining it.

That's the plan, just like the Klondike, once upon a time.

More of this tonight.

They're going to spend two years of the Air Force Academy and Transaster

developing various technologies needed to capture, process, and transport asteroids.

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