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Bioinspired Design for Space Robots: Enhancing Exploration Capability and Intelligence. [PDF]

Biomimetics (Basel)
Chen G, Lei X, Li S, Lodewijks G, Zhang R, Zou M.   +5 more
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Chang'e-6 farside anorthosites indicate hemispherically comparable magma ocean solidification. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Wang Z, Chen H, Chen Y, Su B, Mitchell RN, Zhou Q, Yang S, Yue Z, Jia L, Zhang D, Li X, Yuan J, Wu S, Liu L, Li QL, Li CL, Li XH, Wu FY.   +17 more
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Moonlight drives the energy balance and annual cycle of a nocturnal forager. [PDF]

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Camacho C, Norevik G, Sáez-Gómez P, Hidalgo-Rodríguez P, Rabadán-González J, Åkesson S, Hedenström A.   +6 more
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Trivalent titanium in high-titanium lunar ilmenite. [PDF]

Nat Commun
Vira AD, Burgess KD, First EC, Tian M, Eames KM, Trivedi RS, Dotson GK, Kim DM, Farr TP, Lisabeth H, Tamura N, Livernois ER, Jones BM, Orlando TM, Jiang Z, First PN.   +15 more
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Lunar power systems

4th Annual Meeting and Technical Display, 1967
Lunar electric power systems transported by Saturn V noting Brayton cycle, Rankine cycle, solar cells and thermoelectric ...
F. SCHULMAN, A. SMITH
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Lunar-based power systems

Acta Astronautica, 1988
Abstract Systems deployed from Earth can power a small, lunar research base. Their general characteristics and opportunities to use lunar resources are noted. However, much larger opportunities exit. A functionally superior version of the space solar power satellite system can be produced on the moon from local materials. This lunar power system (LPS)
D.R. Criswell, R.D. Waldron
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Power systems for an unmanned lunar roving vehicle.

Journal of Spacecraft and Rockets, 1965
Unmanned lunar roving vehicle power requirements, comparing radioisotope thermoelectric generator and solar cell/battery ...
R. PELLMANN, K. HSI
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International lunar base and lunar-based power system to supply Earth with electric power

Acta Astronautica, 1993
The people of Earth will need more than 20,000 billion watts (GWe) of electric power by 2050 for a high level of prosperity. Power needs in the 22nd Century could exceed 100,000 GWe. The Lunar Power System (LPS) can provide solar electric power to Earth at less cost than conventional terrestrial systems and with far less environmental impact.
David R. Criswell, Robert D. Waldron
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