New Tech Prevents a Major Catastrophe

A near satellite collision sheds light on a once-in-a-lifetime investment opportunity. A near satellite collision sheds light on a once-in-a-lifetime investment opportunity. Wealth Daily editor Jason Stutman details the growing need for this technology in light of new "mega constellations." You are receiving this email because you subscribed to Wealth Daily. [Click here]( to manage your e-mail preferences. [Wealth Daily logo] New Tech Prevents a Major Catastrophe [Jason Stutman Photo] By [Jason Stutman]( Written Sep. 07, 2019 Earlier this week, there was a near catastrophe in outer space, and it’s shining a light on a once-in-a-lifetime investment opportunity. The European Space Agency’s (ESA) $530 million Aeolus satellite was almost struck by a foreign object on Wednesday in a collision that would have sent dangerous amounts of space debris orbiting around the Earth. The object that almost collided with Aeolus wasn’t a random meteor or an asteroid. It was actually another satellite, Starlink 44, which belongs to Elon Musk’s highly respected private venture SpaceX. According to SpaceX, an apparent bug in the company’s on-call paging system was at fault for the two satellites getting too close for comfort. The organizations had initially determined that there was no threat of a collision, but thanks to diligent tracking by the U.S. Air Force, the ESA was notified of the threat. When the ESA realized the Aeolus was in danger, it took immediate action to remove the satellite from harm's way. The Agency initiated a rare but necessary maneuver to successfully avoid collision. The Next Generation of Speed Reach in your pocket and take out your phone. Is it on? Good. Look closely at the top corner of the screen. You see that? It’s the biggest technological shift in a generation. It could render your cable bill obsolete... jumpstart trillion-dollar industries... and net you GUARANTEED profits. You don’t want to miss this... [Click here](, and we’ll tell you exactly what you’re looking at and how to make a mint on it in the coming months. The ESA would later tweet: [ESA Collision Tweet] The near-collision is especially significant because it was the first time a so-called “mega constellation” threatened to collide with another space asset, and it certainly won’t be the last. You see, Starlink 44 was launched in May with a batch of 60 other small satellites. That batch was just the beginning of a planned 12,000-satellite constellation being deployed by SpaceX, dubbed Starlink. The ultimate goal of Starlink is to provide broadband internet access across the entire globe by blanketing Earth with low-flying satellites. The planned constellation will nearly quadruple the number of satellites currently in Earth’s orbit, greatly heightening the need for collision avoidance in space. SpaceX, mind you, is not the only company launching one of these mega constellations: - Google is expected to launch a 1,000-satellite constellation to cover 75% of Earth. - Amazon plans to launch a constellation of 3,236 satellites known as “Project Kuiper.” - Boeing recently proposed a constellation of 2,900 satellites. - OneWeb just received FCC authorization to launch its 720-satellite constellation, with 1,260 more to follow. - Telesat is working on its own constellation of 512 satellites. All told, that adds up to over 21,500 new satellites in these future mega constellations. [Gold Could Disappear From the Ground Forever]( New gold discoveries are hitting record lows. Just the price to mine gold has skyrocketed 412% over the last decade. With only 5% of mines actually panning out... Gold is being squeezed so much, that a price explosion is imminent. And that’s only one reason for gold to jump... I have four more catalysts to show you. [Plus, discover the #1 gold play to make right now here.]( Considering that a collision avoidance maneuver was required only three months after SpaceX launched just 60 of its satellites, it’s glaringly obvious why satellite propulsion technology is about to see explosive demand. The fact is that every one of these new satellites will need its own satellite propulsion system, not only to avoid hitting other satellites but also simply to remain in orbit. For investors, these mega constellations present a very unique investment situation, as there are very few companies capable of providing this technology. Simply put, there is [one company with the intellectual property portfolio to dominate this industry for the next decade](. It’s a little known and publicly traded space firm with 120 patents related to satellite propulsion. Right now, the world’s most prominent tech mavericks are locked in a rivalry over this technology, and the company smack in the middle of them is poised to reap tremendous reward. [Click here for the full details on this opportunity before it's too late.]( Until next time, [JS Sig] Jason Stutman [follow basic]( [@JasonStutman on Twitter]( Jason Stutman is Wealth Daily's senior technology analyst and editor of investment advisory newsletters Technology and Opportunity and Topline Trader. His strategy for building winning portfolios is simple: Buy the disruptor, sell the disrupted. Covering the broad sector of technology and occasionally dabbling in the political sphere, Jason has written hundreds of articles spanning topics from consumer electronics and development stage biotechnology to political forecasting and social commentary. Outside the office Jason is a lover of science fiction and the outdoors. 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