Helium 3, will it solve the worlds energy demands?.?

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Fusion reactors being %26quot;clean%26quot; is a myth. They produce just like regular rectors several by-products which are radioactive and have a quite long half-life (although shorter than the ones produced by fission)

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• if we make a space elevator , yes,
  the only place abundant / close enough being the moon
  
  so , let%26#039;s root for progress in the carbon tube industry first
  
  hurray hurray for carbon tubes
  
  @ gengi , a He3 engine is far easier to make than a nuclear fusion/ fission plant.. it%26#039;s just the He3 that%26#039;s hard to get.
• If you can find a ready supply of helium then you bet! - But it has a nasty habit of dissapearing from our planet.
• no, unless they somehow managed to use it in fusion reactors.
  
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  Bakaneko
  arnt we talking about Helium, its an inert gas so how do they use it in engines??