This Moon Crystal Could Power Earth for 45,000 Years

Chinese scientists recently discovered an unusual crystal on the Moon. They found out that this crystal contains an element that can literally replace nuclear fuel. These crystals were formed as a result of volcanic activity, just like some garnets on the Earth. And yep, the place where they discovered these crystals also suffered from volcanoes... 1.2 billion years ago. Are they dangerous for us down on Earth, or could we make good use of them?

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[jessetorres]

I once read that under all of the gray dust there is orange soil on The Moon, but without an atmosphere nothing can grow from it.

[johnhareiel]

I'm getting sick of the explosion theory when ancient texts say how the moon just appeared one night plus it being hollow

[LoveHandle]

Moon Crystal sounds like something outta Rick & Morty tbh.

[marktorch]

I remember a talk about being able to fuse Helium 3 and still get an output of energy because of how light the element is. The sever lack of resources when it came to the element is1 of the biggest reasons why they went the Hydrogen route to which they are making big strides of progress but still slow going in the grand scheme of things

[Mockermay]

I learn more everyday here than listening to my science teacher

[aliasghar_mech_eng]

Fortunate to have the chance to being with BRIGHT SIDE for 3 yrs. From, Kerman, Iran.

[xenbg]

Keep going to ur great journey and great vids

[mrpotatoofthenationofthepo]

This would put us into a whole new age

[Yashuop]

I am learning here more than my school 😂

[nyxsroze]

if only our governments would actually work together on this to push us forward as a whole instead of fighting to see who gets it first

[Leopez]

I love your space videos so much and our moon IS very interesting satelite and our dear neighbour. It was a big surprise there's crystal in moon. Btw is it possible to visit dark side of the moon? 🌓

[steven]

I'm just simply amazed how something so huge like our planets were even formed!

[rosebunnylove]

Please tell me I'm not the only one that immediately thought sailor moon confirmed

[PRMolly]

Teacher:Tell me something about the Moon we've learned
Student:There are crystals that can power Earth for 45, 000 years
Teacher:That we learned

[TechyCatz]

I’m guessing we would use this energy to get helium 3 from Jupiter as well

[DavidRLentz]

At 4:56, the narrator mentions Sol (the sun's proper name) compressing hydrogen into "new heavy elements, like . . . helium". Helium, the second lightest element, hardly qualifies as one of the "heavy elements"! These would be uranium, amongst several others.
I come here to learn. I spend most of my time correcting contestable assertions.

[davidprodigy]

Is Superman gonna mine some and fly it over here?

[Rhymemany]

2:46 BRIGHT SIDE: this tiny baby is 1.2 billion years old

Crystal: Tiny baby? did you know im older than you?

[ernestmongol]

I wonder how long did it take to polish a newly clung up moon surface to nowadays uniformly rounded surfaces?

[ericupchurch]

Moon Crystal 💎💎💎
Helium-3 Particles! 🔥🔥🔥