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Asteroid mining is the exploitation of raw materials from asteroids and other minor planets, including near-Earth objects.
Hard rock minerals could be mined from an asteroid or a spent comet. Rich metals like gold, silver, and platinum metals could be taken back to Earth, while iron group metals and other common ones could be used for construction in space.
Difficulties include the high cost of spaceflight, unreliable identification of asteroids which are suitable for mining, and ore extraction challenges. If space program funding, either public or private, dramatically increases, this situation may change as resources on Earth become increasingly scarce compared to demand and the full potentials of asteroid mining are researched in greater detail.
The title of the poem "The Wound in Time" is appropiate because the poem was made to remember the terrible wounds war leaves. Even though the war is over, there would always be history as a reference of the death of people.
The oral tradition is the way people told stories in ancient times, especially because there was no writing or it was too difficult to make because of many hindrances (costs, materials etc.).
So oral poetry was the form these stories were told, and some of the most important stories of all time were first told this way, such as Homero's books, Iliad and Odyssey.
Beowulf was, too, first told in this way – orally –, and was passed down generation after generation, until the oral tradition began to give space to the written books (books in those times needed to be hand-writed entirely, since there was no machine capable of doing that).
The first Beowulf book was written in Old English, between 975-1025. Some say that this epic poem is too good to be from the oral tradition, but this argument is easily brought down by <u>Homero's books, whose epic poems are the pillar of the western culture and are also from the oral tradition of ancient times.</u>
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the use of parallelism draws attention to many peaceful steps the colonists have taken