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The price will remain high because the extraction price (space mining) is so high.

A hypothetical fusion fuel that hypothetically might be on the moon is more valuable than known platinum reserves?

The only value I see for the moon is as a cheap launch point for further missions into the solar system. The money is in asteroid mining. Nothing on the moon compares to that.

The reserves of it are unproven much less having the element as an economical energy source in a world powered by fusion reactors. We are doing good work at the LHC and once sustained reactions are achieved, any other energy source is not worth talking about. The only thing worth going to...

It isn't important at all as there is nothing of value worth the cost of extraction. The only value of it is as a base to conduct asteroid mining which is far more valuable. Landing on the moon first won't achieve a strategic objective if you don't really have an objective. The Americans...