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If the Moon landing was real: How the hell did they take off FROM the moon?
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First, how could that be determined by 12 men walking on the surface for a few hours of a planetary body, armed with a dune buggy and golf clubs?
Second, the moon has H3 -- a clean energy. ESPECIALLY in these days of rising fuel costs, "global warming" from burning fossil fuels, and "peak oil", we should be up on the moon mining Helium 3 all day every day. But we're not...because we can't, and never could.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 2288153 He3 is a LOT tougher to fuse than D-T. And we've not quite managed break-even with that. Still decades away from commercial use. So even if we had the He3 right here, right now, it could be thirty years before we got any power out of it. And getting it off the Moon is not an easy chore. It isn't in beds or veins, it is part of the ultra-thin dusting of the entire surface. Imagine trying to fill a swimming pool by scraping the dew off the grass of a golf course -- except the latter would be vastly easier.
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