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Towards sustainable lunar habitats with ISRU in Chang’E mission: Mechanical–energy evolution and damage mechanisms of LPBF-printed lunar regolith simulate

International Journal of Mining Science and Technology
Targeting Chang’E-8 mission’ in-situ resource utilization (ISRU) for sustainable lunar habitats, laser powder bed fusion (LPBF) provides a viable pathway for in-situ additive manufacturing of lunar regolith.
Sheng Li, Xinyi Li, Yuyue Gao, Bo Zhou, Yan Zhou, Jian Song, Cheng Zhou, Wei Yao, Lieyun Ding   +8 more
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In-situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) to Support the Lunar Outpost and the Rationale for Precursor Missions [PDF]

, 2008
One of the ways that the Constellation Program can differ from Apollo is to employ a live-off-the-land or In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) supported architecture.
Simon, Thomas M.
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Enhanced Lunar regolith as a key component for supercapacitors and sodium-ion batteries

NPG Asia Materials
The sustainable use of extra-terrestrial materials for energy storage represents a critical step toward achieving long-term lunar and Martian colonization. In this study, lunar regolith simulant is investigated as a multifunctional electrode material for
Kaaviah Manoharan, Bindu Kalleshappa, Martin Pumera   +2 more
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In Situ Resource Utilization and Space Mining

, 2017
In Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) and Space mining are concepts developed by science fiction writers a while ago. However, only now technologies reach maturation level where ISRU and Space mining could actually be feasible.
Zacny, Kris
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NASA In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) Technology and Development Project Overview [PDF]

, 2008
Since the Vision for Space Exploration (VSE) was released in 2004, NASA, in conjunction with international space agencies, industry, and academia, has continued to define and refine plans for sustained and affordable robotic and human exploration of the ...
Lason, William E., Johnson, Kenneth, Mclemore, Carole, Sacksteder, Kurt R., Sanders, Gerald B.   +4 more
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Advanced spectroscopic investigation of lunar highland simulant (LHS-1) geopolymer for in-situ resource utilization

Materials & Design
In situ resource utilization (ISRU) is essential for sustainable lunar infrastructure, where geopolymers provide a promising pathway to reduce dependence on Earth-supplied materials.
Yanchen Oinam, Federico Pederson, Geun U. Ryu, Hee Jeong Kim, Sukhoon Pyo   +4 more
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Review on the Research and Development of In-situ Utilization Technology of Deep Space Resources

工程科学与技术
SignificanceA key aspect of enabling sustainable and affordable deep space programs is locating, extracting, and utilizing energy and resources available in deep space and converting them into the essential energy and products required for deep space ...
XI Banglu, QI Lin, JIANG Mingjing
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Advancements in Mars Habitation Technologies and Terrestrial Simulation Projects: A Comprehensive Review

Aerospace
This review examines advancements in Mars habitation technologies, emphasizing Earth-based analog missions and closed-loop life support systems critical for long-duration human presence on the Red Planet.
Yubin Zhong, Tao Wu, Yan Han, Feiyang Wang, Dan Zhao, Zhen Fang, Linxin Pan, Chen Tang   +7 more
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Parametric study of Martian regolith steel using ionic liquids iron and Bosch byproduct carbon for laser powder bed fusion

Journal of Ionic Liquids
With the anticipated manned missions and future long-term habitation of the Martian surface, in-situ resource utilization (ISRU) methods remain critical to provide raw materials and subsequent manufacturing of tools, replacement components, electronics ...
Blake C. Stewart, Mary Mederos, Shiraz Mujahid, Dawn Van Iderstine, Jennifer E. Edmunson, Jeffrey J. Mehan, Kagen R. Crawford, Paul E. Hintze, Christopher R. Henry, Eric T. Fox, Jennifer M. Jones, Curtis W. Hill, Steven Burlingame, Morgan B. Abney, Hongjoo Rhee   +14 more
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Ultra-rapid direct dissociation of CO₂ with dense pulsed plasma jets for Martian oxygen production

Journal of CO2 Utilization
Intense pulsed plasma jets with electron densities of in excess of 10²¹ m⁻³ and temperatures of ∼13 eV were used to dissociate CO₂ under Martian pressure conditions at 1–5 Torr for in-situ oxygen production.
Adrian Scurtu, Dorina Ticoş, Constantin Diplaşu, Nicoleta Udrea, Maria Luiza Mitu, Beatrice Paraschiv, Cătălin M. Ticoş   +6 more
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