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AstroForge built a deep space spacecraft in 9 months for just $6.5M. Now they're preparing to land on an asteroid and mine platinum group metals. We’ve all seen “Armageddon,” and the crew of drilling experts crash landing on an asteroid in a desperate attempt to save the Earth. It turns out, the reality is just as exciting, but also a lot more practical (and Steve Buscemi is not involved). Join founder @MattGialich as we explore the complexities of landing a spacecraft on what amounts to a…