/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15365130
I'd bet a million bucks that it's just a tiny furnace and an off the shelf spectrometer. It sounds like the technology they're """developing"""" is basically fractional distillation but for mining.

They're buyout bait. Wanna know how you can tell? Go look at the career section of their website. They're only hiring for advanced engineering positions. Not a single engineering technician or manufacturing engineer position to be found, and none listed as employees on their Linkedin either. If they were actually interested in building stuff, they'd be hiring people who know how to build stuff. Instead, they're just hiring people with fancy degrees so they can look attractive to potential buyers while they cobble together barely functioning "technology demonstrator" missions.