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For as exciting as the idea of a moon base may be, supplying one is no easy task. Fortunately, moon dust may hold all the ...
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Moon mining is getting closer to reality: Why we need global rules for extracting space resources
which prohibits the appropriation of outer space—including the moon and other celestial bodies—also prohibits space mining. The prevailing position is that Article II solely bans the appropriation of ...
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Futurism on MSNChinese Scientists Invent System for Extracting Oxygen, Water and Rocket Fuel From Moon Dust
Chinese researchers say they have devised a new way to extract water from lunar soil and convert it into fuel. As detailed in ...
Scientists have developed a technology that may help humans survive on the moon. In a study published in the journal Joule, ...
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Interesting Engineering on MSNChina's moon tech uses lunar soil to make fuel and oxygen, may support life
Scientists from China extracted water from lunar soil and used it to convert carbon dioxide into oxygen and chemicals for ...
The moon is believed to hold sizable quantities of key resources that are scarce on Earth. A prime example is helium-3, often cited as a potential future clean energy source.
The idea of resource mining from the Moon and other celestial objects has been floating around for some time, but very few companies have made any substantial steps towards achieving it. NASA ...
Space nasa space travel NASA seeks private companies to turn Moon dust into oxygen Extracting resources from the Moon's surface will be paramount for future missions By Alfonso Maruccia November 9 ...
As humanity moves closer to extracting and using space resources, the need for a cohesive and responsible global governance system has never been greater.
Scientists have developed a technology that may help humans survive on the Moon. In a study publishing July 16 in the Cell ...
The soil on the Moon could support life, scientists say. That is thanks to a breakthrough new technology that could allow ...
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