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Want to build on our work in your lab? Buy DMM directly, pre-mixed, from @SpaceResTech
DM us with your first experiment idea, we will send the first ten labs a free bottle! 💧 DMM @ SRT: spaceresourcetech.com/collec…
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Another day @ LAB #HappySunday AGRO BRAIN 2.0 #Research #Ai #5G #AgroTech #Areospace #iot @ISS_Research @ISS_CASIS @NASA @TMobilePR @TMobile @IntelAI @intel @Microsoft @MSFTResearch @SpaceResTech
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Test for measuring the pH of vapors during direct heating at 150°C for 6 hours of the #geopolymer #concrete mixture composed of basalt flour & 6% NaOH dissolved in water
By @AlaskaLawlor & me
@The_JoeBob @rjward1775 @nart_rio @m3sca1 @InkFromAStone @JeanTrullemans @SpaceResTech
Modified diagram of the closed-loop process for obtaining #geopolymer #concrete from lunar regolith and NaOH dissolved in water
Concrete process by @AlaskaLawlor and me
@The_JoeBob @rjward1775 @nart_rio @m3sca1 @InkFromAStone @JeanTrullemans
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The Moon has a layer of dust and loose rocks on its surface called regolith, which is extremely fine and abrasive. This regolith is the result of billions of years of impacts from meteorites and micrometeorites. One surprising fact about lunar regolith is that it can cling to everything, including spacesuits, due to its electrostatic charge and jagged edges. This clinging property caused significant issues for Apollo astronauts, affecting their equipment and posing a challenge for future lunar missions.
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The @ELO2au Consortium unites top Aussie expertise in aerospace, mining, robotics + more for @AusSpaceAgency's Trailblazer program. Our mission? Provide foundation services to analyse lunar regolith and inform ISRU on the Moon. elo2.au/the-mission
#GDayMoon
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Redefining Space Construction: How Lunar Regolith Is Transforming Habitat Design | scitechdaily.com/redefining-…
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Today's headlines on 'Simply Space': Lunar Regolith Revolutionizes Space Construction, NASA's Exciting Spacewalk, South Korea's Ambitious Solar Project
Available on all platforms.
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.@NASASolarSystem’s Juno spacecraft (built by us!) has collected data during two recent flybys of Io, highlighting two of the Jovian moon’s most dramatic features: a mountain 🏔 and an almost glass-smooth lake of cooling lava.
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This month we celebrate MOXIE’s anniversary + extraordinary achievement of generating breathable oxygen on Mars. @LunarOutpostInc is proud to be supporting critical Space Resources missions that will enable a sustained human presence in space #TheNextLeap #SpaceResources
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Today and tomorrow is the @EuropaClipper “Pre-Ship Review”: a board of experts will comment on whether the spacecraft is ready to be packed up and shipped to Kennedy Space Center! Our baby is preparing to move away to Florida….
😢/😃 #PI_Daily
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Today, our team is working alongside @NASA and @ulalaunch for the #Starliner prelaunch Mission Dress Rehearsal in preparation for the Crew Flight Test launch May 6. Launch, mission controllers and the crew will run through the same procedures they will on launch day.
📸: ULA
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We’re pleased to be in Houston, Texas this week meeting with NASA, as well as our partners at @Axiom_Space and @OdysseySpaceRes. And of course we had to take our FLEX rover for a spin! We may be driving in Axiom’s parking lot today, but we’ll be driving on the lunar surface soon! – at Texas, USA
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An incredible story from @DownHereOnEarth about how chickpeas grow just fine in moon dust if you just manage to mix in some fungus and earthworm manure. How's that for wholesome science fiction come to life in the pages of @newscientist
newscientist.com/article/241…
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No, NASA will not “capture” asteroid Psyche, but will visit and study it. And it is not worth 10 $Quintillion since value is what someone will pay, but there isn’t that much $ in the whole global economy, and it won’t make everyone on Earth billionaires🤦♂️.
unilad.com/technology/space/… – at University, FL
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Full #STEAM ahead! 🧪📐⚙️🚀
Today, we celebrate the importance of science, technology, engineering, arts, & math at all education levels. Thank you to the talented educators & students working together to create our next generation of STEAM specialists! 👩🔬👩🏭👩🚀👷👩🏭
#STEAMDay
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We’re building NASA’s first robotic Moon rover and you’re invited to watch live! 📢
Join us on Wednesday, Nov. 8 at 12pm PT/3 pm ET to sneak a peek at the rover build taking place, and to ask our mission experts about all things VIPER. go.nasa.gov/478zuum
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Space rocks! 🪨
#OSIRISREx
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Today's #OSIRISREx asteroid sample landing isn't just the end of a 7-year, 3.9-billion-mile journey through space. It takes us 4.5 billion years back in time.
These rocks will help us understand the origin of organics and water that may have seeded life on Earth. go.nasa.gov/48tadwj

ALT Three individuals clad in head-to-toe white "bunny suits," including hoods, masks, gloves, and coveralls, huddle around space hardware. Wires wrapped in orange Kapton tape can be seen inside the metallic capsule. A fourth person stands to the right documenting the work with an SLR camera. This curation team is processing the sample return capsule from NASA’s OSIRIS-REx mission in a clean room, Sunday, Sept. 24, 2023, at the Department of Defense's Utah Test and Training Range. The sample was collected from the asteroid Bennu in October 2020 by NASA’s OSIRIS-REx spacecraft. Credit: NASA/Keegan Barber
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"We choose to go to the Moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard."
#OTD 61 years ago, President Kennedy set @NASA on the path to go to the Moon with Apollo. Today, #Artemis builds on that legacy: go.nasa.gov/3PhH2U8








































