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are based on the relatively low costs of getting fuels and other consumables from the Moon into low Earth orbit, because "such a haul requires just 1/14th to 1/20th of the fuel it takes to bring material up from Earth."
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Shackleton originally planned a phased project through 2020. Their plans were funding dependent on a raise in early 2013. However, funding was not secured. There have been no updates as to their progress.
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SSI-TV video archive, recorded on November 9, 2010, 74:37, panel discussion held during the Space Studies Institute's Space Manufacturing 14 conference in California. "Moderated by tech investor
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Although the requisite legal regime to enable the ice mining technology does not exist, major world space agencies, including
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could share plans for space exploration and collaborate to strengthen both individual projects and the collective effort."
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2014 (concurrent): Establish prototyping and engineering infrastructure in LEO to test interchangeable modules.
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corps" that would select individuals who have many of the characteristics of previous explorers—such as
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Mining the Moon: How the extraction of lunar hydrogen or ice could fuel humanity's expansion into space
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be discovered, they, too, would be processed into fuel, fertilizer, and other useful products."
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was a Texas company (2007–mid-2010s) formed to build equipment and technologies necessary for
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Shackleton Energy Company (SEC) a wholly owned subsidiary of Piedra-Sombra Corporation
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1.2 million crowdfunding campaign in November 2011 for seed funding, working with
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They stated that the economics that would make the enterprise potentially
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in LEO. Their equipment was stated to be designed to melt the ice and
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2012–2014: Systems planning and enterprise planning were to happen .
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In November 2011, Shackleton announced an intent to undertake lunar
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would be located, the company had hoped to establish a network of "
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The Global Exploration Strategy: the Framework for Coordination
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Moon, Mars, Asteroids: Where to Go First for Resources?
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Shackleton Energy's cislunar economic development plans
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Shackleton Energy's cislunar economic development plans
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The company planned in 2011 to develop an "industrial
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Private
Aerospace
Bill Stone
Del Valle
Texas
Bill Stone
Chairman
CEO
COO
Erika Ilves
shackletonenergy.com
mining
Moon
Del Valle
Texas
mining
Moon
prospecting
US$
crowdfunding
RocketHub
astronaut
Ernest Shackleton
Edmund Hillary
Lewis and Clark
ice
refueling service stations
low Earth orbit
propellant depots
purify

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