*[[Lunar Nuclear Fuels]] (lunar thorium 232 > uranium 233, [[KREEP]])
**Lunar-sourced chemical fuels
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[[Lunar Volcanism]] -- theoretical<BR/>
[[Lunar Solar Power Arrays]]<BR/>
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*Lunar Orbital Industries/Facilities
:Nuclear fuels (lunar thorium 232 > uranium 233)
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...hence is one of the [[volatiles]] found (in parts per million level) in [[Lunar Regolith]]. It is a Noble gas in group 18 and is the second element in the
.... The [[Moon]] is a source of <sup>3</sup>He, which is implanted into the lunar [[regolith]] by the [[solar wind]]. Helium is present in the soil in quant
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===Lunar Tourism===
*Geological/scenic preserves & Lunar National Parks
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...ll fall out the nozzle. This is why solid rockets use a binder to keep the fuels together. The binder will have to be shipped from Earth. [[User:T.Neo|T.Neo
...ility. NASA is currently working on ways to scavenge unused fuel from the lunar landers so it can be used in an outpost. I've heard mention of hybrid engi
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Objections, as presented by a peculiarly inept and accommodating opponent to lunar industrialization, and answers follow:
:NACA produced a great deal of economically useful research such as designs for air intake
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