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海外TECH	Engadget	Moon mining startup Interlune wants to start digging for helium-3 by 2030	https://www.engadget.com/moon-mining-startup-interlune-wants-to-start-digging-for-helium-3-by-2030-152216803.html?src=rss	A budding startup called Interlune is trying to become the first private company to mine the moon s natural resources and sell them back on Earth Interlune will initially focus on helium ーa helium isotope created by the sun through the process of fusion ーwhich is abundant on the moon In an interview with Ars Technica Rob Meyerson one of Interlune s founders and former Blue Origin president said the company hopes to fly its harvester with one of the upcoming commercial moon missions backed by NASA The plan is to have a pilot plant on the moon by and begin operations by Meyerson said Interlune announced this week that it s raised million in funding including million in its most recent round led by Seven Seven Six the venture firm started by Reddit co founder Alexis Ohanian The resource it s targeting helium could be used on Earth for applications like quantum computing medical imaging and perhaps some day down the line as fuel for fusion reactors Helium is carried to the moon by solar winds and is thought to remain on the surface trapped in the soil whereas when it reaches Earth it s blocked by the magnetosphere Interlune aims to excavate huge amounts of the lunar soil or regolith process it and extract the helium gas which it would then ship back to Earth Alongside its proprietary lunar harvester Interlune is planning a robotic lander mission to assess the concentration of helium at the selected location on the surface nbsp Interlune For the first time in history Meyerson said in a statement harvesting natural resources from the Moon is technologically and economically feasible The founding team includes Meyerson and former Blue Origin Chief Architect Gary Lai Apollo astronaut Harrison H Schmitt former Rocket Lab exec Indra Hornsby and James Antifaev who worked for Alphabet s high altitude balloon project Loon nbsp This article originally appeared on Engadget at	2024-03-16 15:22:16