BBC Horizon 2007 - Dr. Larry Clark makes water from moon dust

Dr. Larry Clark from Lockheed Martin demonstrates how water can be chemically created from moon dust using a moon dust analog.

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Science & Technology

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• moon dust
• water
• moon
• space
• exploration
• NASA
• Dr. Larry Clark
• BBC
• Horizon

[Forsaken87]

Hell yea! Lets terraform the moon motherfuckers!

[Fidoburger]

"Dr. Larry Clark from Lockheed Martin" They are a government contractor

[FreeThought911]

@Fidoburger Which means they probably already have colonized the moon. And any and all info found in their studies is their property no matter how much it would impact humanity for the positive or negative.

[Amonkai]

since when is the moon barren, theres more titanium on the moon than on earth plus H,N and He3

[Nominatix]

There are already alien living on it at the back of the moon!

[NitroMaximus]

WTF the moon is made out of cheese isnt it??

[eric1love]

LMAO!!! Hey look over here fellow friend, the soil that I am looking at is orange!!!! Come and see the orange soil that I've found!! "OH HEY!!!, There is orange soil", "HEy IT IS!, I can see it from here,...it's ORANGE!!" 0:20

Hilarious script!! Their expressions are so unnatural.

[vipez666]

something magic happened ?

[sexyloser]

There are large amounts of helium3 on the surface of the moon that would pay for any supplies from earth many times over.

[otakucode]

What we are talking about here is being able to be self-sufficient on the moon. And just because they have their own government doesn't mean they would cut off all trade and such, they would still be very strong allies with the countries back on earth. But they'd be able to learn from our mistakes and not make them in the first place, hopefully.

[otakucode]

My logic is retarded? What are you talking about. I am well aware how the US government formed. And mistakes were made. Mistakes that we cannot undo at this point. Things like having 500+ guys whose jobs depend on making new laws all the time and only 9 people who can strike down bad laws. That will ALWAYS lead to a completely oppressive government over time, it's systemic. As scientists, they would also put science at the center as it should be.

[sipefree]

Umm, no. Colonizing a vast land full of farming space and many natural resources (i.e. America) is COMPLETELY different from colonizing the fucking moon, a completely barren and desolate world.