When the Apollo 17 crew returned from the lunar surface, Harrison Schmitt started sneezing uncontrollably. His eyes watered.

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If those systems work, they could lower costs, reduce mission risk and make a permanent human presence on the moon more ...

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ESA’s Spaceship EAC initiative has been studying how to recreate moon dust on Earth to broaden our understanding of it for ...

NASA's latest rocket test reveals how dangerous Moon dust moves in lunar gravity, helping engineers design safer missions and ...

Scientists at the European Space Agency (ESA) collaborated with Lego to 3D-print bricks made from space dust. The material — and the interlocking way that Lego bricks snap together — could one day ...

NASA's plan to establish a permanent human presence on the moon will require making better use of lunar resources. A new approach has now shown how to make solar cells out of moon dust. Later this ...

Like a chameleon of the night sky, the Moon often changes its appearance. It might look larger, brighter or redder, for example, due to its phases, its position in the solar system or smoke in Earth’s ...

The moon is chock-full of Earth’s history. Elements from our planet’s atmosphere have made their way into moon dust, also called regolith, on a pathway created by the Earth’s magnetic field. These ...

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