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Across China: Chinese scientists reveal diverse glassy materials from Chang e-5 lunar samples-Xinhua

Across China: Chinese scientists reveal diverse glassy materials from Chang e-5 lunar samples-

Zhao ruiShen laiquanNational scienceTechnology dailyInstitute of physicsChinese academy of sciencesChinese academyChange 5

Chinese scientists reveal diverse glassy materials from Chang e-5 lunar samples--China Economic Net

Chinese scientists reveal diverse glassy materials from Chang e-5 lunar samples--China Economic Net
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Chinese scientists reveal diverse glassy materials from Chang e-5 lunar samples-Xinhua

Chinese scientists reveal diverse glassy materials from Chang e-5 lunar samples-

Shen laiquanXinhua jin liwangZhao ruiChinese academy of sciencesNational scienceInstitute of physicsAerospace control centerTechnology dailyBeijing aerospace control centerJin liwangChinese academyChange 5

Glass Fiber Found in Lunar Soil Can Be Used to Build Structures on the Moon

Scientists say that 3D printing technology can be used to mold the material. NASA has since revealed its plans to create a base on the Moon, and a recent discovery may very well mean that not only is it possible, but materials found in lunar soil can actually be used.

Shen laiquanChinese academy of science institute physicsIt could mean for moon missionsArtemis base campEuropean space agencyGetty imagesChinese academyScience instituteRover collects itsRock sample calledJim freeLunar samples

Lunar glass makes moon building programme feasible: China scientists

BEIJING (China Daily/Asia News Network): Chinese scientists have an ambitious plan they want to build permanent structures on the moon using lunar materials, and a recent finding has shown that this idea is feasible.

Wu weirenZhao ruiShen laiquanNational scienceChina national space administrationChinese academy of engineeringChina daily asia news networkChinese academy of science institute physicsAsia news networkNational science reviewChinese academyScience institute

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