Investigating the possibility of transferring important and useful materials and compounds at high weights from other planets to Earth

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Najmeh Aryayi


Abstract

 In this article, we will examine and study the provision of the infrastructure required for the new concept of using technology to transfer various energy sources from other parts of the galaxy to planet Earth. The direct connection of energy with providing important infrastructure for the activity and growth and promotion of industry, trade and science by future generations that form the basis of their lives is examined, and new theories are presented on how to sample energy sources such as metals, minerals and elements found on other planets. In this regard, the application of robotics and various branches of chemistry and physics can provide highly advanced equipment and tools that humanity and future generations can use to transfer various samples from other planets to planet Earth and store and preserve them, and benefit from these materials and compounds. The use of nanotechnology in the construction of large and durable spacecraft and equipment for the transfer of important resources from other planets to Earth is discussed.



Keywords

Extraplanetary Resource Harvesting, Space Logistics, High-Weight Material Transport, Nanopolymers, Nanocomposites, Polymer Reinforcement, Potential Energy, Kinetic Energ



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