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Moon For Sale
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Moon For Sale
July 8th, 2009
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After 40 years, man is preparing to return to the Moon. But this time the astronauts won’t just land on the Moon – they plan to stay.

From his office in Nevada, Dennis Hope has spawned a multi-million dollar business selling lunar real estate. But scientists believe the real prize is trapped in the Moon’s rocks. It contains large deposits of an extremely rare gas called Helium-3. Could Helium-3 be mined and used as a new source of almost inexhaustible, clean and pollution-free energy on Earth?

Whoever succeeds in transporting Helium-3 back to Earth could solve the world’s energy crisis. Who will win what has been dubbed the second Moon race? And should we be exploiting the Moon’s valuable resources at all?

Moon For Sale, 7.9 out of 10 based on 7 ratings
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  • wet willy

    Really great docco! makes me look forward to the future..

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  • black_alex98

    BBCSUX.

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    • TheSweatyButcher

      your mom

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  • Guest

    God bless the BBC.
    Great docu, by the way.

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  • Guest

    God bless the BBC.
    Great docu, by the way.

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  • Guest

    God bless the BBC.
    Great docu, by the way.

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  • fuckgreece

    And when they land they will open a Mcdonals. So next time the Americunts supposedly go to the moon they can have a doubble whopper fries and a large cola

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  • fuckgreece

    And when they land they will open a Mcdonals. So next time the Americunts supposedly go to the moon they can have a doubble whopper fries and a large cola

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  • Anonymous

    Well, the question is not if the Moon should be mined, but how is this going to help if helium 3 will get sold like today’s oil. Why should we keep practicing the same method of resources usage, since it’s proved to be false? There is an ethical issue over here as well, you can’t sell something that belongs even back from our starting point to all humanity, even if you’re the one to bring it over here (besides, the space missions are going to be international).

    Just imagine the possibilities of an internationally common program paid by all these useless until now taxes, and distributing helium 3 all over the world for free. The impact will be enormous. Beating poverty, resource based economy, change of the current hypocritical regime, class equalization and so much more will be closer than ever before.

    This is going to lift space exploration to maximum for all of us finally united (hope NOT in a global dictatorship), there is no law saying we can’t do both helping our situation and do scientific research. Just improving the first one is a way to do better with the other. Everything has to do with how much we leave corruption and profit lust to interfere.

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