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Philosophy, sociology and religion

Philosophy, sociology and religion

One step from Earth

05 Feb 2015
Taken from the February 2015 issue of Physics World

Now we know that the Moon’s poles hold millions of tonnes of water ice, firms in the US as well as the Indian and Chinese space agencies are planning to mine this resource and sell it to space missions as fuel. Richard Corfield reports

One step from Earth
On 14 December 1972 a small flower of flame blossomed under a squat metal box in a valley on the sou

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Richard Corfield is a science writer based in West Oxfordshire, UK, e-mail contact@richardcorfield.com
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