Asteroid WORTH $10 Quintillion USD #space #nasa #asteroid

This asteroid is worth $10 quintillion US dollars #shorts

[nestor]

"This asteroid is worth billions!"
"We have no idea what it is made of."

[MrCctvtech]

If every human had 1 billion dollars, bread would cost 5 billion dollars.

[anonanon]

The absolute glut of minerals and elements that would result from mining the asteroid belt would reduce their value to near zero. It's a simple matter of supply and demand.

[State]

A working ice cream machine in a McDonald's is rarer than some asteroid

[MM.]

Let's start cleaning up the junk around our planet first

[FluffThekitty]

A world government wouldn't let us have a hundred billion dollars each.

[marckv]

Once the minerals are mined in huge quantities, their value goes down !

[WuBzUnite]

I’m surprised we haven’t, it seems like for decades all we do is fucking take pictures.

[caliwoman]

The government would keep it all, and we would never know about it.

[Kbee]

Inflation has entered the chat....

Every asteroid is now worth $10.

[Lord_Clayton]

If we were actually to go and bring it back all those rare metals wouldnt be so "rare" and not worth that much

[peterjoseph]

We would be still be broke and hungry. No matter how MUCH 1% have made

[Tamer]

"For every human on earth"

Nah, greedy corporates will keep it for themselves instead of feeding the poor.

[CaptianKraken]

The taxpayer would probably pay for the adventure but never receive a dime back, the money would go to the corporation who made the retrieval device and NASA! Standard operating procedure! Screw the taxpayer for all he is worth! In my honest opinion!

[foreverprime]

How much you want to bet they're going to try to get that asteroid to head towards Earth and it ends up killing us all

[Dcale]

Worth billions for every person on earth yet only a handful of people on earth would get the money for it

[rherrera]

Use it for the manufacture of space materials and a space economy

[briansimpson]

After watching this short, I felt like Dr. Evil

[FizzleFX]

100b per person

A loaf of bread then costs 50mil like in post war Germany

[Iceflkn]

Mining asteroids in a big scale could be big trouble for our entire solar system. Move enough mass and bring it to Earth could affect our orbit around the Sun. Moving enough mass around could cause planets to spin out of the solar system entirely.