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Brit invents tech to help us live on moon – using kit from B&QA British scientist has won a top award for new tech that will help humans live on the moon and Mars – using kit he bought ...
Ice may lie an inch or so below the Moon's surface in many more regions than previously thought - which has major implications for longer-term lunar exploration or even habitation. An India-led ...
Astronauts could extract potable water from lunar regolith with the SonoChem System that has won the Aqualunar Challenge ...
Chandrayaan-3’s ChaSTE provided crucial temperature data from the Moon’s high-latitude regions, enhancing the understanding ...
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The Print on MSNIndia’s space architects plan luxury living on Moon and Mars. Gaganyaan is the stepping stoneIISc’s Aloke Kumar has led groundbreaking research around space habitation. In 2020, his lab developed ‘space bricks’ using ...
CSTOR includes more than 35 UTSA researchers advancing work in areas such as uncrewed spacecraft, lunar habitation, hypersonics and propulsion. Additionally, over 200 undergraduate and graduate ...
A transformational technology that uses microwaves to defrost and ultrasound to break down contaminants in melted lunar ice ...
Future long-term exploration (or habitation) of the moon will likely depend on the availability of ice to provide water, with the likelihood of ice formation in a lunar area directly affected by ...
However, this time (if all goes well), our visit to the lunar surface won’t be a one-off mission. Instead, it will serve as a major step toward permanent habitation of Earth’s only natural ...
Future long-term exploration (or habitation) of the Moon will likely depend on the availability of ice to provide water, with the likelihood of ice formation in a lunar area directly affected by ...
Ice may be present just below the lunar surface in more parts of the ... water is likely to be central to our exploration or even habitation of the Moon. But it has been unclear exactly how ...
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