Currently, it is technically possible to mine resources from asteroids with today's technology, but it is not yet economically feasible. The cost of sending spacecraft to asteroids, extracting resources, and bringing them back to Earth is still prohibitively high. However, with advancements in space technology and the decreasing cost of space travel, it is possible that asteroid mining could become economically viable within the next couple of decades. As technology continues to improve and space exploration becomes more accessible, the potential for asteroid mining to become a reality in the near future is promising. **

In the years 1990-1995, schools were generally less technologically advanced compared to today. Teaching methods were more traditional, with a focus on lectures, textbooks, and paper-based assignments. Students had limited access to computers and the internet, and research was primarily done in libraries. However, there was a strong emphasis on foundational skills such as reading, writing, and arithmetic. Overall, the school environment was more focused on traditional teaching methods and had limited technological resources compared to today. **