Scientists have developed a technology that may help humans survive on the moon. In a study published in the journal Joule, researchers extracted water from lunar soil and used it to convert carbon ...

NASA has awarded a $6.9 million contract to Interlune to develop a payload capable of extracting helium-3 directly from lunar regolith, signaling a pivotal shift toward real-world resource utilization ...

Spread the loveImagine a future where nations aren’t just squabbling over oil fields or rare earth minerals on Earth, but over helium-3 deposits on the Moon. It sounds like science fiction, right?

The U.S. and China are each planning to land in the Moon’s Shackleton crater this year. Whoever gets there first will secure the best access to its resources. Reading time 3 minutes The interior of ...

Scientists have developed a technology that may help humans survive on the Moon. In a study published in the Cell Press journal Joule, researchers extracted water from lunar soil and used it to ...