Big Picture Science – Space For Everyone: John Lewis

by Gary Niederhoff on March 3, 2014

Space For Everyone: John Lewis
Part 4 of Space For Everyone, featuring John Lewis, chemist, professor emeritus of planetary sciences at the University of Arizona, and chief scientist of Deep Space Industries, explaining how we might mine asteroids.
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