Fox & Friend segment on a bug-out bag
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https:// video.foxnews.com/v/5747555857001/?playlist_id=930909787001#sp=show-clips
come on anons!!!
>workfag following along today but GEEEZ
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do not visit without protcection/just sayin
>JFK-Speech-Space-Medicine-mining-Tesla-Bezos-Schmidt
Many tech entrepreneurs will promise you the moon. Naveen Jain is hoping to deliver it.
Five years ago, the founder of dotcom search giant InfoSpace set his sights on actual space, creating Moon Express, a startup with the then outlandish goal of mining the moon for minerals.
Last August, Moon Express became the first private company to receive permission from the Federal Aviation Administration to land a craft on the lunar surface. By the end of 2017, it plans to launch its first exploratory mission to our nearest neighbor in the solar system.
If successful, Jain’s company may collect the $25m Google Lunar XPRIZE, which has been promised to the first private firm to land on the moon, travel at least 500 meters and transmit high-definition images back from the surface.
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Jain isn’t proposing to drill holes in the moon or strip-mine Mons Huygens which, at 18,000 feet, is the tallest peak on the lunar landscape. Most of the treasure he seeks is on the ground, deposited by millions of meteors that have struck the lunar surface over the past 4bn years. And he hates the term “space mining”.
“Mining has such a negative connotation, people think you’re drilling a hole and destroying things,” he says. “This is more like collecting or harves
https:// www.theguardian.com/science/2016/dec/06/space-mining-moon-asteroids-tech-companies
NAH.was anonther anon up the thread….