Even though we know more about our natural satellite than any other celestial body — and have even visited it — the moon continues to fascinate us.
Every kilogram that must be hauled into space for a human crew represents one kilogram less that can be used for science experiments or instrumentation. More capable rockets is one solution to this problem. But what about actually making the components and food you need on site? The idea isn't as far-fetched as it sounds. The European Space Agency , NASA and others are testing outas a way to manufacture structures, rocket parts and even pizza.
," said Scott Hovland, head of the Facilities and Technology Unit at the ESA. The first step is to find a structure that works.
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