🌌 Space Agency – Planet Patrol

Tweets by NASA

🔴 New photos of Mars! “Chaotic terrain” captured by Mars Express 3 August 2020 – sunken, jumbled patches of ground thought to form as sub-surface ice melts and shifts, causing the surface above to collapse
📷 More images & info 👉https://t.co/6aRc6it0v6 pic.twitter.com/R1sAQTDIm5
— ESA Science (@esascience) November 19, 2020

There is A LOT of opportunities to melting moon dust with lasers to craft a solar fields, oxygen etc.:

Helium-3 Fusion Power

NASA 3D Models – 3D printable

the Laser Zentrum Hannover e.V. (LZH) and the Institute of Space Systems (IRAS) of the Technical University of Braunschweig / Bringing 3D-printing to the moon – Melting moon dust with the laser

NASA Kennedy to Develop Tech to Melt Moon Dust, Extract Oxygen GaLORE

Lunar Dust Management Technology for Spacecraft Atmospheres and Spacesuits (SBIR)

MEDIA – Developing innovative food production technologies with the #DeepSpaceFoodChallenge — the CSA and @NASA tackle food accessibility in space and on Earth: https://t.co/UqBTD3Prnu. pic.twitter.com/mrqDBEhHD3
— Canadian Space Agency (@csa_asc) January 12, 2021

We're pleased to be supporting the @SpaceCommExpo, taking place at @FIAFarnborough.

The event will be a brilliant opportunity to showcase the best of the UK space sector. 🚀

Find out more (please note change of dates) 👉 https://t.co/HbKdwpGyLf https://t.co/w2REW9woMN
— UK Space Agency (@spacegovuk) January 12, 2021

UK-based @metalysis_tech have been awarded an @ESA contract for a project that could extract oxygen from Moon rock. 🌑

👉 https://t.co/jTjmNDa61d

We recently signed agreements with @NASA and other partners on a long-term return to the Moon 👉 https://t.co/7myGX6kGVE pic.twitter.com/77cGmcsr5H
— UK Space Agency (@spacegovuk) November 7, 2020

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