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Aspects in Mining & Mineral Science
What Could be the Future of Mining?
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Open or CloseJean François Geneste*
CEO of WARPA, France
*Corresponding author: Jean François Geneste, CEO of WARPA, 30 chemin Boudou, 31200 Toulouse, France
Submission: March 06, 2020; Published: March 18, 2020
ISSN : 2578-0255Volume4 Issue4
Abstract
We show that mining is a compulsory activity for humankind which caused what is known as the industrial revolution and allowed dramatic improvement of the human way of life. Today, many mines are inaccessible because there is no road for reaching them. We set up the requirements needed to disenclave them and propose an airship program which would allow reaching all the mines on the planet. Finally, we evoke mining on asteroids since one of the major technical problems encountered is of the same nature as one which has already been solved for the airship.
Keywords: Mining; Recycling; Energy; WARPA
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