Helium-3 enables technologies that operate at the edge of physics, from superconductivity and cryogenics to quantum computing and fusion energy, where ultra-cold, stable environments are essential.
Helium-3 is one of the most valuable gases on Earth. Traded at around US $15 000–$19 000 per gram (≈ $2 000 – $2 500 per liter of gas at STP), its scarcity and strategic applications command prices far exceeding gold or platinum.
Helium-3 is found deep within Earth’s mantle (leftover from when Earth formed) and is produced at Earth’s surface through the decay of tritium. On Earth it exists only in trace amounts, making discoveries like Pulsar’s significant. Beyond our planet, the Moon’s surface holds vast reserves, driving interest in future lunar mining missions.
Pulsar Helium Inc’s Remarkable Helium-3 Discovery:
Sustained gas flows at the Jetstream #1 located at Pulsar’s Topaz project in Minnesota confirm helium-3 concentrations up to 14.5 ppb (10.2 ppb on average), on par with lunar concentrations. Sustained gas flows also contain an average of 8.1 % helium-4 (up to 11.4%), confirming Topaz as both a high-grade helium-4 and helium-3-enriched reservoir.
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