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Thursday, August 04, 2005

Helium-3 from Moon

A single shuttle loaded with helium-3 mined on the lunar surface would be enough to supply the entire electrical power needs of the United States for an entire year, U.S. space researchers have said.
Hence Russian scientists are suggesting more Manned missions to moon and start abusing moon's resourses as well!

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