Ceramics, Volume 8, Issue 3
2025 September - 40 articles
Cover Story: As humans return to the Moon, the prospect of a permanent presence requires us to utilise local resources as far as possible to reduce the costs of supply to the Moon. Most efforts are focussed on three approaches—mining water ice at the lunar poles, the use of lunar soil with binders for 3D printing lunar base outer protection layers, and the processing of mineral resources to extract metals. However, ceramics are a necessary complement to such metals if we wish to construct a comprehensive lunar industrial ecology. The use of ceramics derived from lunar resources is much neglected. This paper examines the use of lunar-derived ceramics and the challenges imposed by their deployment, especially due to the reliance on binders for shaping. View this paper - Issues are regarded as officially published after their release is announced to the table of contents alert mailing list .
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