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Yes, exactly this. Helium 3 isn't naturally occurring on Earth, and is very expensive. Nasa are already running challenges for the best way for rovers to proce
by hi_hi 2y ago
Yes, exactly this. Helium 3 isn't naturally occurring on Earth, and is very expensive.
Nasa are already running challenges for the best way for rovers to process/mine the moons surface. https://www.nasa.gov/learning-resources/lunabotics-challenge/ https://www.nasa.gov/learning-resources/lunabotics-challenge...
And how do we deal with the boundary issues of who gets to mine where. Let alone the political issues I'm sure will arise.
Theres so much fascinating discussion to be had, but I guess rockets win the cool badge.