The resources that we will need in the conquest of the Moon.

In the conquest of the moon, resources will be required and those resources are better available on the moon, water being the main resource for these missions, Right now, water is the fundamental resource where you have to take a base if you want to install it on the moon.

The water will not only serve to give the astronauts who are there a drink, but it will also mean being able to extract oxygen to breathe from it and also hydrogen to fuel the rockets, ships or other elements that exist in that base. .

Water is going to be fundamental and there are some key points where that base can be installed, some limited points, that is going to be the fundamental conflict of the future that we will see, but we hope that it will be a conflict agreed upon by all the nations and that it will not be they are confronting each other, saying “if you are going to claim territory”, you can work together.

The powers of the world want to place humans on the moon, place a human holding their corresponding flag, we are going through a time in which all nations want to put their flag on the moon to have a presence there for a future distribution, a distribution in agreement in When the moment arrives when the lunar resources are profitable to extract, when that moment arrives all the nations that want to be powers in this 21st century, especially at the end of the 21st century, which will be when the lunar resources will be really interesting for humanity because they want to have their presence and be in that cast.

Another resource that could give rise to fights on the moon could be helium 3, because at this moment I remind you that, on the moon, nor on Mars, there is no resource that can sustain a colony in those places, by colony I mean not to a scientific base like the ones we can see in Antarctica, but to an establishment that has an economic activity and where people live there with their families and have that colony as their home, there is no economic resource that can maintain a colony or on Mars or the moon right now.

Helium is an isotope of helium isotopes, this is also a non-radioactive isotope, isotopes are atoms of the same element, but their nucleus has a different number of neutrons, which means that each isotope has particular characteristics, helium 3 is a very peculiar type of helium that is much rarer, it hardly exists on earth, the reason is that it comes mostly from the solar wind.

The earth is protected under the shield of the atmosphere and the magnetic field, it protects us from the radiation of the Sun and that of the Cosmos but this prevents the helium 3 from reaching us, on the other hand the moon has neither atmosphere nor magnetic shield, so that for billions of years the moon, the surface of the moon has been accumulating a huge amount of helium 3, although in a fairly low concentration since it would be necessary to process large amounts of lunar soil to harvest that helium 3.

In addition, according to experts, it would have to be heated to about 600 degrees Celsius, to all this, we must add that this material extracted from the moon must be sent to earth to be used as nuclear material, we will see in the next decade how everything turns out.

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