NASA to send spacecraft to 16 Psyche asteroid

NASA is working to uncover the mystery behind an asteroid that may contain a priceless treasure trove of minerals. The space agency is planning to send an unmanned spacecraft to the chunk of metal known as 16 Psyche. Some scientists estimate its minerals could be worth $10,000 quadrillion dollars. Carter Evans reports.

[ahmedzareen]

If we mine this successfully then gold will become less expensive than iron

[noahwilliams]

Forget the monetary value, HOW DID A CORE OF A PLANET GET EXPOSED??? D:
Are there giant space termites out there that eat planets?

[laggy]

The stonks will raise by percent when we mine this thing

[biologicalphysicalimmortal]

Why are they waiting ? Is something strange happening when they go there?

[defcon]

The US must seize and mine that sucker and create a gold supply flow to the Earth.

[rocksaw]

Rick says the most he can do is 200 dollars

[Maisfromhere]

The mission will lunch at 2023?😳🙀😱

We are already in 2022!

[rijilfreekdaredevil]

What is the size of Massachusetts???? Im not american

[jeevanix]

Comedy. I haven't seen any country becoming rich because of its gold reserves. Plenty of gold makes itself cheap, not rich.

[darrinsiberia]

Nasa is like. We need money to fund our stuff.
Government is like why should we give it to you.
Nasa is like. Cuz 10 thousan quadrillion.
Government is like what.
Nasa is like. Yeah 16 Psyche fool.
Government is like okay here's hella money.

[lovemanu]

These metals do not belongs to only NASA..

[lonewolf]

Time for some democracy on that asteroid!

[donaldmclemore]

There should have been A I. Controlled mining drones sent with it.

[badbattleaxe]

Freaking mind that we can get back on the gold reserve

[WkPathan]

I have the same asteroid but small but colour and structure is same

[johnm.castillo]

I call dibs on Psyche 16 haha you lose lol

[daverkate]

If humans actually capture and own this rock, who will actually claim to own it and how will it affect global economy. Will man become richer or poorer. That is the ambiguous question

[aes]

Nice wording right there, Its a friggin gold asteroid

[JustinLodes]

Yeah right. They say iron is worth that much yet my scrap yard gives me like 5 cents a pound 🤦‍♂️

[vladysobraoo]

Billones de años solitario rondando el espacio ahora los seres humanos quieren destruirlo