Electrodynamic shield technology to deal with lunar dust
The research team at NASA's Kennedy Space Center (USA) is thinking of many creative methods to apply Electrodynamic Dust Shield (ESD) technology.
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The research team at NASA's Kennedy Space Center (USA) is thinking of many creative methods to apply Electrodynamic Dust Shield (ESD) technology.
Chinese researchers have developed a new construction material from Moon dust and are 22 times stronger than concrete.
Analyzing dust sticking on astronauts' gloves, the researchers found iron, water and helium in moon dust.
Technology to melt the Moon dust will be a powerful and creative step in the field of human space research.
Moon dust can be used to brick the future astronauts on the Moon in the future.
Scientists at Stony Brook Medical University (USA) have come to the conclusion that those who live long on the Moon will be in danger by the Moon land.
Four million dollars is the expected price of astronaut Neil Armstrong's moon dust bag about to be auctioned in July.
Moon dust bag collected by American astronaut Neil Armstrong was sold at auction in New York on July 20.
Experts suspect that Mars will smell a bit harsh. This smell will be similar to the smell of sweet pollen mixed with sulfur.
Russia will make its second attempt to bring back dust samples from Phobos, one of Mars's two moons.
Responding to an interview with the Itar-Tass news agency on July 15, the head of the radiation safety department of the Vladislav Petrov Institute of Biomedical Science…
Settling on the moon is a human goal in an effort to set foot in the universe. However, Earth's natural satellites are not very friendly to humans, after experts discove…
When Apollo 11 astronauts landed on the Moon in 1969, they found dust on the Moon in a state of silence for millennia. But when disturbing them, even though the Moon's g…
According to researchers from the US Aerospace Agency (NASA), humans can build bases on the moon with water-free concrete derived from the moon dust.
Moon dust is one of the natural risks that astronauts perform on the Moon's surface to face.