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From: jones@ohstpy.mps.ohio-state.edu
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Subject: Re: Excavating (minig) gold in the space by NASA.
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Date: 12 Jun 91 15:41:06 GMT
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sehari@iastate.edu (Sehari Babak) writes:
>crayfe@nas.nasa.gov (Cray Hardware Support) writes:
>>I recently came across this article in sci.elctronics and thought it
>>might be of interest since the recent discussion of where the price
>>of gold might be going. Anybody care to comment?

The price of gold will go way down if the market is flooded with it.
Gold based economies will be disturbed.
 
[deleted: discussion about the golden asteroid]

> I assume this could be possible if the price of gold goes much higher. let us
> forget about mars and concentrate on this, for now. After all, who needs cheap
> marsian dart.

Mars might have more to offer us than just cheap darts :-)
-- 
bob jones; Disclaimer: "I just said what?"; jones@ohstpy.mps.ohio-state.edu