if its either helium or lakers, I'm picking helium
According to popular science the maximum payload weight that these rockets can carry into orbit is 200 pounds.

I have yet to see a or hear about an astronaut or a space suit that would fit that requirement
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Cordova, D Affirmative Map for Individual Debate »Cordova, D Affirmative Map for Individual Debate
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Develop the moon »Develop the moon
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Developing the moon will allow for easier access to renewable energy »Developing the moon will allow for easier access to renewable energy
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The Moon should be mined to improve the Earths renewable energy  »The Moon should be mined to improve the Earths renewable energy
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the moon has an abundance of helium 3, used for rocket fuel »the moon has an abundance of helium 3, used for rocket fuel
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it is not necessary to use helium to create rocket fuel  »it is not necessary to use helium to create rocket fuel
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it may not be necessary but it is indeed the safest  »it may not be necessary but it is indeed the safest
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Lazer-propelled rockets, the new cleanest and safest rocket launchers »Lazer-propelled rockets, the new cleanest and safest rocket launchers
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if its either helium or lakers, I'm picking helium
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argument can not be supportive with any experiments »argument can not be supportive with any experiments
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