The former president of Pramos Aerospace plans to establish an Indian base on the moon 10 years later

The former head of the Russian company "Pramos Aero Space", Siwatchano Pillay, a Russian-Indian missile, said that India could establish a base after 10 years on the moon.

To extract helium and transport it to Earth.

Siwathanu Pillai, the Indian magazine "Outlook", said that helium-3 will be a new source of energy in the future. The Indian expert added that his country was now absorbing space technologies and had become a super-space with the United States, Russia and China.

He stressed that China, the United States and Russia also wanted to establish bases on the moon. India must also do the same.

The announcement of Pillay followed the delivery by India of the Chandrian-2 probe on the orbit of the moon. The Indian Institute of Space Studies attempted on Saturday, September 7 to lay the Vikram probe on the moon, but the operation failed to divert the probe from the landing path and landed on the moon, causing a interruption of communication.

Helium-3 is the result of operations on the sun. In practice, it is retained from the Earth because its atmosphere prevents it. The moon, which does not have atmosphere, is in its dust, according to scientists, a few million tons of helium-3.

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