Chinese researchers produce lunar soil fibers, send to Tiangong for space environment testing. The fibers, made from 0.5g of lunar soil, could reinforce future lunar bases.
Chinese researchers have produced lunar soil fibers and sent them to China's space station Tiangong to test their ability to withstand the harsh space environment. The fibers, made from 0.5 grams of lunar soil, could be used as reinforcement for future lunar base construction.
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