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I have prodded this article for deletion, based on original research and notability concerns. You may defend the article's inclusion on Talk:Aresian Well, but a Google search returns only the Wikipedia article and mirrors thereof, your website, and one Space Studies Institute abstract. With regards to this article, WP:COI definitely applies and you must exercise restraint.
Simply evaluating the idea: it is amusing, but Mars' volatile inventory is relatively low and that of the asteroids high, so I see no market. Michaelbusch 03:30, 25 April 2007 (UTC)
I'd be interested in seeing your data for known reserves of volatiles in the asteroids vs known reserves of volatiles on Mars. (We can see the latter from Earth -- the polar caps!) There's also delta-vee to consider, which comes free (immeasurably tiny loss in Mars' rotation rate) when you release stuff from the top of an orbital tether (beanstalk).AJWM 06:09, 28 April 2007 (UTC)