Category Archives: Helium-3

When you picture a house on the moon, do you imagine an Ad Astra-style theme park with many of the comforts of modern life, or a barren-yet-functional habitat? For professor Lewis Dartnell, the answer may lie somewhere between the two. … Continue reading →

Post the Chandrayaan-2 setback, some may question the ` 970-crore investment in space but this will pave the way for India to tap into trillions of dollars worth of lunar minerals. In science, there is no such thing as failure. … Continue reading →

Pillai believes that India would possibly perhaps be ready to envision a faulty on the ground of the Moon within the next ten years for extraction of Helium-3. Indian onlookers look the launch of the Indian Living Study Organisation (ISRO) … Continue reading →

Asteroid mining could be the next big thing humans would do in space, but moon mining is also profitable. A group of European scientists announced that they plan to mine the Moon, but not for gold, platinum, or other precious … Continue reading →

If you were transported to the Moon this very instant, you would surely and rapidly die. That’s because there’s no atmosphere, the surface temperature varies from a roasting 130 degrees Celsius (266 F) to a bone-chilling minus 170 C (minus … Continue reading →