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In-situ Helium-3 Reserves of the Regolith on the Moon Far Exceed Expectations: Is It Worth Mining?

Chunyu Ding, Qingquan Li, Jiangwan Xu, Zhonghan Lei, Jiawei Li, Su Yan, Shaopeng Huang

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This dataset was acquired by the high-frequency lunar penetrating radar onboard the Chinese Chang'E-3 mission within the first two lunar days, corresponding to navigation points from N105 to N208.

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This dataset was acquired by the high-frequency lunar penetrating radar onboard the Chinese Chang'E-3 mission within the first two lunar days, corresponding to navigation points from N105 to N208.

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This dataset was acquired by the high-frequency lunar penetrating radar onboard the Chinese Chang'E-3 mission within the first two lunar days, corresponding to navigation points from N105 to N208.

Key concepts: Regolith, Far side of the Moon, Astrobiology, New moon, Helium, Moon landing, In situ, Lunar soil

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