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Drawn by helium-3, lunar mining companies prepare for initial missions

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By Keith Button Verified
| Aerospace America Verified
On Earth, helium-3 is worth $30,000 per gram because of its scarcity. But on the moon, there are abundant deposits of this gas in rocks and dust on the lunar surface, thanks to billions of years of solar wind exposure. This has created a modern gold rush, birthing a handful of prospective mining companies now taking steps toward beginning operations on the lunar surface in the coming years.
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Echodyne expands production of drone-detecting radars

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By Keith Button Verified
| Aerospace America Verified
A Washington state company is preparing to increase production of radar technology it’s been developing over the last decade, which executives say can help address the proliferation of drones. “This huge mass of cheap lethal drones is going to have to be defended with a mass of cheap counter-drone capabilities,” said Eben Frankenberg, co-founder and chief executive of Echodyne.
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Dodging dead zones

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By Keith Button Verified
| Aerospace America Verified
The U.S. Air Force has awarded millions to a Virginia startup to develop a means of communicating through dense jungles, fortified bases and other environments where radio-based communications are inaccessible. Keith Button explores the concept and the testing ahead. If you’ve ever lost your cell phone signal in an elevator or while driving through a tunnel, you’re familiar with the problems Igor Smolyaninov and his Virginia startup are trying to solve.
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