Breakthrough: How Chinese Scientists Are Turning Moon Dust into Drinking Water!

“Breakthrough: How Chinese Scientists Are Turning Moon Dust into Drinking Water!”
Chinese scientists have achieved a groundbreaking discovery: they can extract water directly from lunar soil! By using a process that heats the soil and taps into hydrogen implanted by the solar wind, they can generate enough water to sustain future lunar missions. This innovation could be a game-changer for space exploration, paving the way for self-sustaining lunar bases. Imagine astronauts on the moon, producing their water, oxygen, and fuel right where they are. It’s a leap forward in making human life on the moon a reality.
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[pipiqiqi]

the lunar soil contains lots of ferric oxide, and the Chinese theory is transferring this ferric oxide to iron and release the oxygen, and then oxygen react with the hydrogen and generate water.

[dunai]

Transforming the hypothesis that there exists water on the moon from not only a theory even not to a lab activity but to an engineering feat is amazing.

[Jodoe]

USA will jump out and accuses stole her TECH.

[RichardBrett]

I don't quite understand why NASA didn't inform the world that there is water on the moon? After all, NASA brought back more than a few thousand pounds of lunar soil from its numerous Apollo missions 55 years ago unless the moon landings

[ninehundreddollarluxuryyac]

To get a worthwhile amount of water, you need to process many tons of soil, heating it over 2000 degrees. Ideally the waste product is used while still hot, for example heated until the reduced soil minerals and iron achieves a plastic like state that can be 3-D printed into structures. Maybe it can be rammed into molds to make bricks or lego-like interlocking building units.

[j.d.]

But there's no such research result from the American lunar soil. One of these two countries must be lying!

[yeeybe]

You purposely distort the pronunciation . The correct one is chang-er.