ESA Stockpiling Simulated Regolith in Preparation for Future Space Exploration
The European Space Agency (ESA) is pushing the limits of what we can do in space. In a recent announcement, they revealed that they have been stockpiling simulated regolith–the powdery material found on the surface of the moon and other planetary bodies. The ESA has been collecting this regolith so they can use it for future space experiments and activities. This simulated regolith will be the ultimate resource for astronauts and scientists who seek to explore the unknown. The ESA is taking a big leap forward by having this resource ready and available for any space-related activities. It is an exciting time for space exploration, and the ESA is leading the way!
source: Phys.org