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"Immature" Lunar Soil Could Be Suitable for Roadways on the Moon

Summary by Universe Today
Using lunar regolith simulant, a team of researchers demonstrated that "immature" regolith similar to what is expected around the Moon's southern polar region is suitable for rovers to drive on.

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Lunar exploration is on the rise, with initiatives such as the Artemis Programme and ESA's Moon Village. Understanding lunar regolith, the soil covering the Moon's surface, is crucial to the success of these missions. Recent research indicates that immature regolith may be a viable alternative for building lunar roads, facilitating rover mobility and astronaut health. Importance of Lunar Regolith for Exploration Lunar regolith has unique charact…

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Universe Today broke the news in United States on Saturday, April 18, 2026.
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