India’s quest to find a trillion-dollar nuclear fuel on the Moon

Deccan Chronicle ^ | Jun 30, 2018, 11:43 am IST

[Paladin2]

I thought the Moon is Aluminum to the Erf being Iron.

[Windflier]

Why do the same paragraphs repeat over and over, in that article?

[grey_whiskers]

I can’t wait for the LULZ when they have to call tech support.

[Kartographer]

If you are having problems please call technician support. ;-)

[entropy12]

All they are going to find is green cheese there.

[jonrick46]

"The rover landing is one step in an envisioned series for ISRO that includes putting a space station in orbit and, potentially, an Indian crew on the moon.

How many times does this sentence have to be repeated in the article?

[dfwgator]

All they are going to find is green cheese there.

....and...

[Mears]

Pow,right in the kisser!

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[Paladin2]

LOL.

Is the Erf supposed to look like Ralph?

[dfwgator]

Bang! Zoom!

[Fungi]

“India Poverty Statistics. As per the survey conducted in 2011-2012, the percentage of persons below the Poverty Line in India for the year 2011-12 has been estimated as 25.7% in rural areas, 13.7% in urban areas and 21.9% for the country as a whole.” Get your priorities right, and get a valid reason to go to the moon other than country pride.

[bigbob]

Naw, it’s green cheese!

[Mears]

I think they all left India and are in my town running all of the convenience stores.

It’s unbelievable.

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[BenLurkin]

I may have done a bad cut and paste.

[DBrow]

“Get your priorities right, and get a valid reason to go to the moon”

He3 is a valid reason.

[Governor Dinwiddie]

Maybe they should start with something easy, like cleaning all the sh*t off their streets, and remove all the human and animal corpses from the rivers.

 

[StolarStorm]

More power to them.

[dragnet2]

[jonrick46]

I have seen this problem in other news articles. No worries. I thought it was another one of them.

The article is actually pretty interesting.

Helium-3 from the moon may be a lost cause because there may be low concentrations in the soil. Going to planets like Uranus, which has plentiful Helium-3 in its atmosphere, has one big problem: The 12-year round-trip time to bring it back.