Could Helium-3 really solve Earth's energy problems?

https://io9.gizmodo.com/could-helium-3-really-solve-earths-energy-problems-5908499

If you watched the movie Moon, you remember Helium-3 as the substance Sam Bell was sending back to Earth, during his onerous three year tenure on the Sarang lunar base. Helium-3 is not a piece of science fiction, but an isotope of helium that really could provide for all of our energy needs in the future. With absolutely no pollution.

Helium-3 is slightly different than the gas that fills birthday balloons. Rather, Helium-3 is a stable isotope of helium that is missing a neutron, with this missing neutron allowing for the production of clean energy. The moon holds a tremendous supply of Helium-3 on its surface, but will Helium-3 really be the answer to our energy problems on Earth?

Can we harness energy from outer space?

https://science.howstuffworks.com/environmental/green-science/energy-from-space.htm

People have been searching for clean alternative energy sources for decades to no avail. As soon as one source seems to pass the test, someone uncovers its fatal flaw. Nuclear, wind, solar and hydropower have all been dragged through the mud to some degree. Traditional nuclear fission is too risky, winds aren't consistent, the sun doesn't always penetrate the clouds and hydropower dams disrupt natural environments.

It seems like any workable solution is light-years away – literally. Some researchers think the an­swer to our energy needs rests in the stars. From wind turbines on Mars to helium-3 fusion, people are increasingly looking to extraterrestrial sources for the Earth's energy needs.

Lunar Helium-3 and Fusion Power

Read all about it from the NASA conference

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>>8345497

We could use massive rain storms and snow 50 ft deep on the moon. Think of the oxygen and the water that would supply.

>>8345687

Watch the movie The Core (2003) where they disclose the technology they have to make these extensive tunnel networks. It is a more modern version of what the Ancient Egyptians used to create the temple complex at Karnak.

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