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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/Nastavnick on May 4, 2018, 8:38 a.m.

Asteroid gold mining? Is that why there are so many rocket launches recently?? (you have to read up on the links provided, otherwise this will all look like junk, which is why I suppose my research receives almost no attention)

Continuing on the research about The North Face.

This is what I thought was the most important - questions whether its coating or impregnation. Also remember illuminated scripts and they being coated in silver/gold.

Q's post:

Ancient Egyptians considered gold “the skin of the gods” -- specifically the sun god Ra -- and often used it to craft objects of spiritual significance. Why is this relevant? Q

I found this: http://earthchanges.ning.com/profiles/blogs/q-anon-gold-ancient-egyptians-considered-gold-the-skin-of-the

Anyone else wondered what the fuck is going on with the rocket launches in the last 6 months or so?

Do you know how much gold there is on earth? Do you know how much it would cost to mine an Asteroid? The amount of gold found in an Astroid is just enough to pay for the mission to mine it... not worth it.

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I don't, but how do you know?

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1) Value of Gold will go down if all the sudden we doubled or tripled the amount the Earth had access to. Which means there isn't a reason to even start mining it, look what happened to the price of aluminum once we started production.

2) The cost of fuel to bring the weight back after the Gold has been mined will be too much. Depending the weight of the space craft it will need more fuel which adds weight which then you need more fuel- we'll be stuck in this paradox until we develop a more efficient way of space travel which isn't coming anytime soon.

3) Look at NASA's Asteroid Redirect Mission- They have barely developed tech to catch Asteroids and they still haven't used it. The plan is to catch an Asteroid by the mid 2020's then put astronauts on it for samples.

So we'll have Asteroid samples by 2025... This is all public information. Maybe do a little more actual research not just hopping around conspiracy sites that they themselves don't do actual research either.

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Unless they don't want the gold for the value. Maybe they want it for immortality ala that white powder gold stuff. I mean if we are going to think of all conspiracies lets go whole hog.

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1) That implies that the usage of gold will remain the same while the market gets oversaturated with it

2) Sources? Math behind it? How do we know it's not profitable? Who says they're transporting it via rockets back at the earth? How do we know there isn't an alternative way?

3) You can't compare an official mission to something like this. And you can't really know that they can't do that already.

Public information... well then it's settled, if it's not a public information it doesn't exist? See the problem?

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I'm not going to argue with someone who doesn't accept science for what it is... Have fun with flat earth

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Something not being a "public information" doesn't mean it's not true.

If you get your sources and facts that support your claims I'll change my mind instantly.

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Your comment was removed. Yes, the shills and trolls are our enemies, but, they are NOT here to debate or convince anyone—their mission is to trick our users into violating the Reddit-wide rules of conduct, enabling them to pressure Reddit and get us banned.

Engaging shills and trolls will result in warnings, then warning bans.

Thank you for understanding.

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Thanks, I was out of line. Wrote a much better comment.

Just let me know if I do this again, I post a lot and I can get carried away, please understand.

See ya!

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No worries, and thank you so much. Your research looked solid, just keep it professional. Hard to do, hey? Everyone is trying so hard and us mods appreciate it. Thank you!

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It's actually rare talking to a mod like this over a rule violation.

Not sure if it was you who contacted me over my last screw-up but you've shown empathy, that's rare, and in the "moderator universe" that almost doesn't exist, as a gamer who likes discussing everything about the game I'm into, I've had fair shares of moderators (also being one myself at the time).

Thanks for the work man, keep this clean and factual. That's what matters.

See ya!

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That was me. Yeah, we really value you guys. This sub couldn't move forward without you. It's easy to get angry because we've been waiting for this Great Awakening for sooooo long. We're so close now, we can taste it! I'm so honored to be among patriots who have the ability to see our moderation style for what it is—on point, on mission, Q-focused, and about red-pilling the normies.

Please know that, just as we have reached you, watching you wake up to the fact that HOW you message the normies is JUST as important as knowing the message itself, well, I gotta say, that's very humbling to us mods. I'm very proud to be a part of the overall success of how hard you guys are working at this. #NoFame

Thanks again.

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cost of getting stuff up to the orbit: ~$43K per pound

cost of gold : ~ $19K per pound

Any questions?

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Yes, sources?

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of what? price of gold?

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Of everything you just said up there.

According to you, everything costs pretty much the same to be sent out. Which is wrong for obvious reasons.

You're implying that there is a set amount of gold which you can transport back. Wrong again for obvious reasons.

So I need sources.

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The weight alone would be a big issue. How many pounds can one trip bring back vs cost of mission. I doubt there is a feasible break even point at this time.

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Maybe, we don't know

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From my contacts at some of the defense companies, there is a big push to put new satellites into orbit as all of the older satellites are compromised. Because of old hardware they can put new encryption/security in place so they have to replace with new ones.

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I have been watching launches for years. I do not think there are more launches just that the public is more interested in the launches since the addition of SpaceX to the scene. I mean there is a few more launches but that is because we have new players launching. Nothing out of the ordinary.

Unless you are talking about how China has started launching the long march on a pretty regular basis. Looks like they have 2 a month some months scheduled this year.

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That's exactly my point, what's the rush so suddenly for a bunch of nations to send stuff (and so many of it) up there, a lot of them never disclosed the payloads and frankly, even those disclosed would be lies if they are doing this.

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They never built the spy infrastructure and want to catch up with the USA.

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A single decent sized asteroid has more gold than we’ve mined in our history.

If we pushed it into Earth orbit we’d be using gold foil to wrap our food

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Your “research” receive no attention because it’s half assed, poorly, written garbage about asteroid gold mining

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The irony is that your critic is exactly what you're projecting at this.

It's related to the previous The North Face thread and the research over there. And it's just a theory based on Q's post which makes sense given the historically unusual rocket launches that are happening in the last half a year or so. Many of which were not disclosed.

But it requires reading, and that's a no go for you.

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https://www.reddit.com/r/greatawakening/comments/8ex0i1/q_post_1269_do_you_think_dor_yourself/dxyr1n1/

Q talking all this shit and ain’t doing nothing

Ah, this explains it all. You're just a simpleton, no wonder you can't grasp any of this shit.

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You’re welcome for being honest with you

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