From the Moon to Earth: The Trillion-Dollar Helium-3 Frontier

Who owns the Moon — and who has the legal right to mine it? As commercial lunar activity accelerates, the legal reality becomes impossible to ignore. Are there international laws that govern mining, or does it ultimately revert to country-specific frameworks? Can a U.S. company legally extract helium-3 and return it to Earth — and if so, who owns it once it arrives? What happens if two competing nations or companies land and operate side-by-side? In the absence of an overarching global enforcement authority, how are disputes resolved and rights protected? This session will move beyond theory and policy into the practical legal mechanics of lunar resource extraction, examining what is actually permitted today, what remains unsettled, and what this means for companies, investors, and governments preparing for the next phase of lunar activity.

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This isn’t another government space update — it’s the start of a new Moon-to-Earth economy powered by helium-3. Join this free, live discussion and help shape the trillion-dollar transition from exploration to enterprise.

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