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I couldn't get past the article's use of the word "mediation" as a business type/label for these companies.

I've been curious about this subject (increasing or decreasing the planet's mass) & wanting a real fact based explanation. The fact that man has built structures that had a measureable impact to Earth's tilt indicate that there is a calcuable figure that represents the effect that the cumulative mass being removed from close to Earth's core/surface & shifted into orbit or pushed out of the planet's gravitational field has/will have. I've got no idea ehat the impact would be, but at some point reducing the mass of a spinning object has to result in changes. How many non-returning ships sent off-planet does it take to reduce the gravitational field of Earth? Does it impact Earth's orbit around the Sun? And inversely, how much off-planet mined materials brought here before ...idk - Earth's gravity is increased? Assuming the # is "real", shouldn't we be determining how much can be mined on the moon & brought here? Better now than waiting until the next environmental crisis headlines read "Moon weight loss has lead to extreme ellipse-ing of it's orbit: expect even more monumental tidal extremes!". Again, I don't know what the real impact would be, I made this last bit up for dramatic effect/illustrate my question.

Here's the guardian project repo https://guardianproject.info/fdroid/repo?fingerprint=b7c2eefd8dac7806af67dfcd92eb18126bc08312a7f2d6f3862e46013c7a6135 Check in fdroid settings how you flagged "show available updates", "show incompatible versions", & "include anti-feature apps". Also make sure to update repositories. FYI - I show "Tor Browser for Android" from the Tor Project Ver 102.2.1-Release(12.5.6) 9/29/23.

This was actually done for entire blocks during WWII, specifically in Southern California where aerospace design & mfg companies where located. The covers were painted to look like dirt lots or undeveloped spaces to hide the actual buildings & roads from potential aerial assaults.