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{{backto|Colonising Space}}
 
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[[Image:951 Gaspra.jpg|right|250px]]
 
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The book ''Mining the Sky'' by {{wp|John_S._Lewis|John S. Lewis}} explains in some detail what abundant resources are available even in near-Earth orbits.
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The book {{wp|Mining_the_Sky:_Untold_Riches_from_the_Asteroids%2C_Comets%2C_and_Planets|Mining the Sky}} by {{wp|John_S._Lewis|John S. Lewis}} explains in some detail what abundant resources are available in our solar system, even in near-Earth orbits.
  
 
See {{wp|Solar_power_satellite|solar power satellite}} and {{wp|Solar_furnace|solar furnace}} for harnessing the energy of the sun in space.
 
See {{wp|Solar_power_satellite|solar power satellite}} and {{wp|Solar_furnace|solar furnace}} for harnessing the energy of the sun in space.

Revision as of 12:36, 15 July 2007

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13px-More_small_left.png Fundamental resources
13px-More_small_left.png Colonising Space

951 Gaspra.jpg

The book Mining the Sky 11px-Wikipedia_logo.jpg by John S. Lewis 11px-Wikipedia_logo.jpg explains in some detail what abundant resources are available in our solar system, even in near-Earth orbits.

See solar power satellite 11px-Wikipedia_logo.jpg and solar furnace 11px-Wikipedia_logo.jpg for harnessing the energy of the sun in space.