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Moon gas could meet earth's future energy demands: scientists
SpaceDaily ^
| 11/26/2004
| Agence France-Presse
Posted on 11/26/2004 10:30:35 AM PST by cogitator
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To: cogitator
Any radioactive byproducts from fusing He-3 with deuterium?
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posted on
11/26/2004 12:01:58 PM PST
by
inquest
(Now is the time to remove the leftist influence from the GOP. "Unity" can wait.)
To: cogitator
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posted on
11/26/2004 12:12:25 PM PST
by
BenLurkin
(Big government is still a big problem.)
To: BenLurkin
I hope they don't cut that cheese.
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To: cogitator
this article makes no sense.
there are "only ten kilos of helium on Earth"???
all of them are in Goodyear One, right?
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posted on
11/26/2004 12:42:36 PM PST
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King Prout
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To: King Prout
I think that should have read helium 3.
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posted on
11/26/2004 12:47:07 PM PST
by
inquest
(Now is the time to remove the leftist influence from the GOP. "Unity" can wait.)
To: King Prout
I think that meant helium-3. Space Daily is not exactly the most persnickety news source in terms of editing.
To: billorites
Did you know that helium 3 is the half-life(12.5 yr)product of tritium? And that Cold Fusion produces H3(tritium)in great abundance...why go to the moon for He3 when it can be produced in cups, using 6V battery chargers, right here on the earth? I can even send you the "recipe".. waynepowell25@hotmail.com
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11/28/2004 4:40:55 AM PST
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timer
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