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Posted by: Roger (66.108.245.123) on February 01, 2004 at 10:31:13

Location: NYC

In Reply to: Re:Of Fedex charges and other things [N] posted by Curtis Neeley on January 31, 2004 at 21:52:30:

: If it was ever there, where did it go?

The same place most of the atmosphere went. Into the rocks, and into space.

: The helium on the moon will make one trip back worth it for nuclear fuel.

Huh? Do you think there is a lack of helium here sufficient to warrant bringing more back from the moon? Have you calculated the cost per pound?

: No cost energy would be amazing wouldn't it?

No cost? How does that work exactly?

Helium would be used in a fusion reactor. There are no economically viable fusion reactors, and we are decades and lots of billions of dollars from ever getting one. When we do it will hardly produce free energy.

Perhaps a bit too much gurgling, Curtis.

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• Re: Helium? yes....[N] - Curtis Neeley 23:45:58 02/02/04 (2)
  • That pesky little problem. - David Stephens 04:38:29 02/04/04 (0)
  • Helium no. - Roger 08:55:18 02/03/04 (0)

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: : If it was ever there, where did it go? 

: The same place most of the atmosphere went.  Into the rocks, and into space.

: : The helium on the moon will make one trip back worth it for nuclear fuel. 

: Huh?  Do you think there is a lack of helium here sufficient to warrant bringing more back from the moon?  Have you calculated the cost per pound?

: : No cost energy would be amazing wouldn't it? 

: No cost?  How does that work exactly?

: Helium would be used in a fusion reactor.  There are no economically viable fusion reactors, and we are decades and lots of billions of dollars from ever getting one.  When we do it will hardly produce free energy.

: Perhaps a bit too much gurgling, Curtis.


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