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I would like to see men on the moon again, regardless of their countryHard to imagine it's been almost 50 years since man has walked on the moon.
I still have the copy of the New York Times I bought for a dime when I was 7 years old...
I would like to see men on the moon again, regardless of their country
And then we bowed out.Hard to imagine it's been almost 50 years since man has walked on the moon.
I still have the copy of the New York Times I bought for a dime when I was 7 years old...
Yeah, with the advances in techology we've made in the last 50 years, it would be quite an amazing thing to see.
Several years ago, I read an article which said that the Apple iPhone 6S had more computing power than every computer used to put man on the moon in 1969.
And they give it to us!
Israel and UAE hope to go there in 3 years time.
And then we bowed out.
Stupid of us.
There may be a possibility that we will find a source for much needed pollution free energy on the moon.Not necessarily.
Its not clear we got much out of going to the Moon, and technology is causing a burn out on earth.
Using up too much fossil fuel, too much pollution, too many people, etc.
We likely will need all the resources we can.
There may be a possibility that we will find a source for much needed pollution free energy on the moon.
Helium-3 mining on the lunar surface
The idea of harvesting a clean and efficient form of energy from the Moon has stimulated science fiction and fact in recent decades. Unlike Earth, which is protected by its magnetic field, the Moon has been bombarded with large quantities of Helium-3 by the solar wind. It is thought that this...www.esa.int
Maybe you can think of a way.Helium is not an energy source.
The moon is dead, and is not likely to have any source of energy except for the same fissile radioactive elements we decided to stop using on Earth.
I’m talking about Helium-3.Helium is not an energy source.
The moon is dead, and is not likely to have any source of energy except for the same fissile radioactive elements we decided to stop using on Earth.
I would like to see men on the moon again, regardless of their country
Off earth is where we have to be if we're gonna survive. The moon is a stepping stone, a jumping off point. We should have been developing a moon base in the 1960s. Instead the Chinese are doing it.Not necessarily.
Its not clear we got much out of going to the Moon, and technology is causing a burn out on earth.
Using up too much fossil fuel, too much pollution, too many people, etc.
We likely will need all the resources we can.