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November issue of Science reporter on page 26 has Planetary Resources Project

Science reporter monthly magazine subscription The primary aim of Planetary Resources is to visit multiple Near Earth Asteroids and identify those that have the best sources of water. They intend to gather vital information necessary for setting up commercial mines that will harvest water for use in space. Science reporter monthly magazine subscription They have zeroed in on Near Earth Asteroids because they find them to be more accessible than the moon.  Planetary Resources launched their Arkyd-6 spacecraft into orbit on 12 January 2018. Science reporter monthly magazine subscription The spacecraft includes the core technology that is being used in the company's asteroid exploration programme, hindi science magazine which includes a mid-wave infrared sensor, second-generation avionics, power systems, communications, and attitude determination and control systems. The A6 instrument on board Arkyd-6 is a broadband imager spanning 3 to 5 microns within the infrared region of the electromagnetic spectrum. This region is sensitive to the presence of water -including that in hydrated minerals and thermal energy, allowing it to be used as a tool to search for water on Earth and beyond. It is capable of detecting water on near Earth asteroids. hindi science magazine  The results of the Arkyd-6 mission will give the information that the company needs before it launches exploratory multiple spacecrafts to asteroids, which the company intends to do in 2020. The spacecrafts are planned to be deployed by a single rocket launch. hindi science magazine The rocket will carry the exploration spacecraft just beyond the influence of Earth's gravity where they will continue their journey using low thrust ion propulsion systems.