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

Is a new space race underway — and if so, what is really at stake?

The first space race ended in 1969 with a symbolic victory. Today, the question is fundamentally different:
Is the next race about national prestige, or control of critical lunar resources?

This session explores whether current lunar missions are driven by the race to “plant a flag” — or whether they represent the early stages of a resource-driven competition (e.g. helium-3) with profound implications for global power, energy, and technology.

We will examine:

• The strategic positioning of the U.S. vs China in space
• Government-led vs commercial lunar development
• Resource competition vs symbolic exploration
• National security implications of lunar control
• The role of helium-3 and other critical resources in shaping long-term strategy

Be Part of the Shift

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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The Moon’s gravity is one-sixth of Earth’s — and your lift should be just as light. If this vision resonates, invite six or more friends, colleagues, or investors to join the discussion. Here’s how:

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