| Considering the danger represented by the
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| | by-products. This gas could also be used
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| climate changes and the global warming
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| | for powering spacecrafts.Commercially
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| phenomena scientists and businessmen
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| | unfeasibleMan on MoonThe US goverment and
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| worldwide started to look for alternative
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| | some European countries as well have
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| energy sources. Besides the wind power or
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| | studied the energy potential of the Moon.
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| the nuclear energy is has been recently
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| | And yet it is highly unlikely that any
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| taken into consideration a new power
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| | government or group of states will spend
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| generating substance: helium 3.What
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| | the money necessary to go to the Moon and
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| exactly is helium 3? Helium 3, an isotope
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| | establish a base on it to support
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| of helium, a gas used to inflate
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| | scientific research or the construction
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| balloons, has a nucleus with two protons
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| | of the first production facilities.
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| and one neutron. The solar wind, the
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| | Hopefully the next few years will witness
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| rapid stream of charged particles emitted
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| | a media campaign to support the
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| by the Sun, strikes the planets and their
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| | enterprise in the context of the global
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| sattelites in the solar system and thus
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| | warming and the lack of terrestrial
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| helium 3 is deposited in the superficial
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| | resources. Human society is straining to
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| soil (also called regolith). As the Moons
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| | keep pace with its ever increasing energy
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| atmosphere is not very dense this flow of
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| | demands which are expected to increase
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| particles easily penetrates the gas layer
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| | eightfold by 2050 as the population
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| and reaches the ground. Over millions and
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| | swells toward 12 billion. The moon and
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| billions of years that adds up. But for
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| | its resources just may be the answer.At
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| its denser protective gases layers the
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| | the moment the most important aspect that
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| Earth would have been under the direct
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| | prevent the exploitation of the lunar
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| action of the Sun too thus being
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| | resources is the money. The long term
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| contaminated by toxic products.Louie
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| | investors have to consider spending a lot
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| Alvarez and Robert Cornog discovered
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| | of it for 10 to 15 tears before any
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| helium 3 in 1939 but it was only 1957
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| | adequate return of investment. Companies
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| when it drew the attention of
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| | in the field of energy production are
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| researchers. It has been estimated that
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| | reluctant to consider investing in such
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| only a few hundreds pounds exist on
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| | an enterprise. The other element that
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| Earth, most the by-product of
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| | encourages skepticism is the lack of
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| nuclear-weapon production. Experts
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| | appropriate technologies. The fact is
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| estimate that there are about 1 million
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| | that once applied for economical purposes
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| tons of helium 3 on the Moon, enough to
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| | not only in labs and used on large
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| provide the world with power for
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| | scale these technologies become very
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| thousands of years from now on. The
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| | expensive. Both proponents and skeptics
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| equivalent of a single space shuttle load
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| | have to consider that for example to
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| (25 tons) could supply the entire United
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| | produce 70 tons of helium 3 one million
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| States energy needs for a year, according
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| | tons of lunar soil would need to be
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| to Apollo 17 astronaut and Harrison
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| | heated to 800 C to liberate the gas.If
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| Schmitt.The advocates of this energy
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| | successful the researchers efforts to
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| source support the idea of building
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| | find new alternative resources on the
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| reactors based on the reaction of
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| | Moon could pay off the interested
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| deuterium and helium 3 even in the middle
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| | investors but as we said before nobody is
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| of a big city. It is said that the fusion
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| | prepared to invest money in soap balloons
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| reaction using this gas is very efficient
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| | and the Moon in the sky.
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| and it releases very little radioactive
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