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The 1967aimbaseexplorationgreaterindustryjustlawmineralsnaturalonlypartplayerprivateproblemsprojectsthingstinytripsvision nation of Luxembourg is not well known as a 1967aimbaseexplorationgreaterindustryjustlawmineralsnaturalonlypartplayerprivateproblemsprojectsthingstinytripsvision in the space race. However, its government has 1967aimbaseexplorationgreaterindustryjustlawmineralsnaturalonlypartplayerprivateproblemsprojectsthingstinytripsvision invested in the asteroid mining 1967aimbaseexplorationgreaterindustryjustlawmineralsnaturalonlypartplayerprivateproblemsprojectsthingstinytripsvision. Companies will mine asteroids near the Earth for water and 1967aimbaseexplorationgreaterindustryjustlawmineralsnaturalonlypartplayerprivateproblemsprojectsthingstinytripsvision. Some of the 1967aimbaseexplorationgreaterindustryjustlawmineralsnaturalonlypartplayerprivateproblemsprojectsthingstinytripsvision they mine will help future 1967aimbaseexplorationgreaterindustryjustlawmineralsnaturalonlypartplayerprivateproblemsprojectsthingstinytripsvision to Mars and beyond. Luxembourg is looking at research and development 1967aimbaseexplorationgreaterindustryjustlawmineralsnaturalonlypartplayerprivateproblemsprojectsthingstinytripsvision to become a leader in this new industry. Its minister for the economy said: "Our 1967aimbaseexplorationgreaterindustryjustlawmineralsnaturalonlypartplayerprivateproblemsprojectsthingstinytripsvision is to open access to a wealth of previously unexplored mineral resources on lifeless rocks…without damaging 1967aimbaseexplorationgreaterindustryjustlawmineralsnaturalonlypartplayerprivateproblemsprojectsthingstinytripsvision habitats."

Luxembourg is not the 1967aimbaseexplorationgreaterindustryjustlawmineralsnaturalonlypartplayerprivateproblemsprojectsthingstinytripsvision country looking for new places to mine. In 2015, the US president signed a 1967aimbaseexplorationgreaterindustryjustlawmineralsnaturalonlypartplayerprivateproblemsprojectsthingstinytripsvision to let American companies mine space resources. In January, the European Space Agency shared a 1967aimbaseexplorationgreaterindustryjustlawmineralsnaturalonlypartplayerprivateproblemsprojectsthingstinytripsvision for a 1967aimbaseexplorationgreaterindustryjustlawmineralsnaturalonlypartplayerprivateproblemsprojectsthingstinytripsvision on the Moon for research and 1967aimbaseexplorationgreaterindustryjustlawmineralsnaturalonlypartplayerprivateproblemsprojectsthingstinytripsvision. A US company said asteroid mining would allow 1967aimbaseexplorationgreaterindustryjustlawmineralsnaturalonlypartplayerprivateproblemsprojectsthingstinytripsvision exploration of space, while protecting resources on Earth. However, there could be 1967aimbaseexplorationgreaterindustryjustlawmineralsnaturalonlypartplayerprivateproblemsprojectsthingstinytripsvision. The Outer Space Treaty of 1967aimbaseexplorationgreaterindustryjustlawmineralsnaturalonlypartplayerprivateproblemsprojectsthingstinytripsvision says that natural resources in space are 1967aimbaseexplorationgreaterindustryjustlawmineralsnaturalonlypartplayerprivateproblemsprojectsthingstinytripsvision of our 'common heritage'. This means 1967aimbaseexplorationgreaterindustryjustlawmineralsnaturalonlypartplayerprivateproblemsprojectsthingstinytripsvision companies may not be allowed to mine asteroids.