Lunar soil may soon sustain life and space missions naturally
Chinese scientists report a groundbreaking method to extract oxygen, water, and rocket fuel directly from Moon dust. This innovation could revolutionize space exploration by enabling long-term lunar missions without relying on supplies from Earth. By turning the Moon’s surface into a self-sustaining resource, astronauts could breathe, drink, and refuel while exploring or establishing bases on the lunar surface. Such technology is a major step toward sustainable space travel, making lunar colonies more feasible and opening possibilities for future missions to Mars and beyond. If validated, this breakthrough could mark a turning point in humanity’s journey to become an interplanetary species, showing that the Moon may hold the key to our next frontier.
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