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How Karman+ will mine asteroids for water to fuel satellites

$20 million funding round to power Karman+'s first technology demonstration mission, High Frontier

Karman+ founders Daynan Crull and Teun van den Dries

Karman+ founders Daynan Crull and Teun van den Dries | Credits: Karman+

Space mining is finding a second wind six years after MIT's Technology Review declared that its bubble had burst.  The first generation of asteroid miners ended with the failure of Planetary Resources...

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