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Q: Mining Helium-3 on the moon and sending it to Earth?

Valentino ZaffraniIt would be best to mine and process material on the moon to obtain helium-3, but my question is, what if we did an unmanned mission? A small robot 1 meter long, powered by solar energy, that takes the material to an induct and heats it to 600 °C (also powered by solar panels). Once heated, how ...

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Coming together as a community to connect
Lori Colston on March 19, 2020
Stack Overflow is a community at our center. And communities come together in times of need. Our normal work routines have been disrupted and may continue to change for a while. We’re all still defining the new “business as usual.” We’re all trying to figure out how to maintain team collaboration when lines of communication…
 
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Q: Are questions about the nomenclature of geologic features on Mars off-topic in Space Exploration?

Bob516I'm curious about the decisions to name these features: Dalu Cavus, Layl Cavus, Malam Cavus, Nat Cavus, Noc Cavus, Usiku Cavus, and Noctis Tholus in Noctis Labyrinthus. Why only some of the canyons, grabens and/or valleys are named. Is this off-topic for Space and should be in Astronomy SE?

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Q: Any opposition if I ask a series of questions for the 50th anniversary of Apollo 13?

DrSheldonWe are approaching the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 13 mission, also known as "NASA's finest hour". I have a series of questions related to Apollo 13, and was planning on asking 1 or 2 per day during the anniversary dates (April 11 to 17). Are there any objections to my doing this? Might e...

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