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Helium-3 mining on Moon: A new frontier for science and geopolitics (interestingengineering.com)
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Going to be some very expensive gas.

"Apollo samples typically showed helium-3 concentrations measured in parts per billion. That means enormous volumes of regolith must be processed to extract useful gas. The basic industrial recipe is straightforward on paper. "

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The launch to 23 seconds was the greatest game ever. So many incredible designs, leading to incredible moments. I'm still using my day job playmat for winter 2015 as a giant mousepad.

Then they fucked it up with board wipes and resource hate, and unconditional tagging.

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