Pulsar Helium has entered an evaluation agreement with Lunar Helium-3 Mining to test helium-3 recovery technology at the Topaz Project in Minnesota. Helium-3 is a rare isotope critical for quantum computing and national security, currently sourced only from a limited U.S. government supply. This collaboration aims to assess the feasibility of extracting helium-3 from natural gas at Topaz, potentially creating a new commercial U.S. supply. If successful, it could support growing quantum computing demand and national security needs, with future potential in fusion energy.
The story about Pulsar Helium and Lunar Helium-3 Mining's evaluation agreement for helium-3 recovery is presented with Pluang's Basic Materials sector data for context. As of Oct 14, 2026 12:11 WIB, 37 of 62 priced Basic Materials stocks rose while 25 fell. Notable movers include EQX at USD 10.93 with a -2.41% change, AU at USD 91.65 with a -1.92% change and a 97% buy order activity, and APD at USD 289.30 with a +1.91% change and a typical hold time of 60 days on Pluang.
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