In Robert A. Heinlein’s classic tale, “The Man Who Sold the Moon,” billionaire D.D. Harriman resorted to planting diamonds on the moon’s surface to promote interest in commercial development of the moon. This article suggests a very good economic reason to return: Helium-3, the “perfect fuel source,” is as common as dirt on the lunar surface.
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