Matt Gialich

There is also another theory that says, on the positive side for helium-3, that quantum computing is going to use it at a high level.

Someone makes a breakthrough tomorrow in quantum computing, and it takes off.

I could be totally wrong and this shit could be worth 10x, right?

And those are the huge markets you can go into.

But as of today, it's a really small market.

And it's one of the things that will allow us, it's one of the few economic use cases you can even think of on the moon right now, because the reality is like lunar dirt is pretty much the same as the dirt we have here, right?

Maybe it's a little bit higher in aluminum content, I believe, than what we have here.

I'm sure some geologists can give you some details, but it's not really that different.

There's nothing that special in it.

Really right now, we're looking at the platinum group metals, right?

Massive market caps.

The platinum group metals used in manufacturing last year was about $60 billion.

That's the market we want to go after.

I'm not even talking about the store of wealth.

People will wear platinum as jewelry, things like this, right?

Platinum group metals enable the future.

So you've probably had a lot of people come on the show recently and talk about, I see your nuclear head over there, that's why I'm talking about this.

And I know you've had Scott Nolan on here and some others talk about nuclear.

Isaiah Taylor.

Energy demand as it's growing.