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March 11th 12, 04:09 AM
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He3 on the moon NOT for fusion
PLease do not lump me in with "Wretched" or Guth et al. for posting
here. OK there are currently no fusion reactors to use lunar He3 but He3 is still valueable. It is used in neutron detectors for nuke power plants and is seriously expensive. It is so expensive that there are research programs to find alternatives although there really are no good ones. 
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