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Yes, Australia is one of the world's leading gas suppliers. This is an article I wrote for the Eureka Youth League blog that I manage about a gas station being built on the Curtis Islands off the coast of Queensland. It links to the original article in the Australian, my article is an opinion piece.

http://eurekayouthleague.wordpress.com/

Thing is, things like space exploration do cost a lot of money when we live under a globalist regime where the value of commodities are measured through currency. If we had a white racial government in place under a socialist regime the aim of the game would be to provide the citizens with power, not to supply a big return to shareholders.

We have the resources and intelligence to utilize the Earth's resources in a constructive manner which is cost effective, only we don't because the chief concern of those in power is to provide resources for the highest bidder. When the motivation is money, the resources become widespread and what little remains for things like space travel/science is very expensive because of the high demand and little supply.

Yeah, outer space is a goldmine of energy resources. At the moment people are developing probes to mine comets, what exactly I'm not sure.

NASA's Mars Recconnaisance Orbiter and the Compact Recconaisance Imaging Spectrometer discover crater which could have once been a groundwater lake based on minerals found within the crater.

http://www.astronomy.com/en/News-Observing/News/2013/01/Martian%20crater%20may%20once%20have%20held%20groundwater-fed%20lake.aspx

Have to say after watching that, as much as Indians piss me off, I can't help but admire their recycling program in this place. The fact that everything is recycled including plastic bags is astounding. This is the kind of work I could see people doing under a socialist system, with of course protective equipment like gloves and anti odor masks. It just goes to show that there is plenty of jobs that could be created. I've worked in recycling at those can and bottle places and I can't see people rejecting to recycle landfill sites with decent pay. We could certainly bring our quota up by how much waste we recycle I'm sure.

Interesting stuff you get out of these astronomy newsletters. New things about the universe are constantly being discovered, like this for example: these asteroid belts correspond to the belts orbiting our own sun by ratio of distance. Mesmerising the way nature maintains this omnipresent symmetry at all levels. 

http://www.astronomy.com/en/News-Observing/News/2013/01/Telescopes%20find%20evidence%20for%20asteroid%20belt%20around%20Vega.aspx?utm_source=SilverpopMailing&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=ASY_News_NonSub_130118-Final&utm_content=