Humanity’s return to the Moon is accelerating—and with it, the question of where astronauts will live once they arrive. One visionary architect believes he has the answer: giant, blown-glass spheres ...

Chang'e 5, China's first lunar sample-return mission, brought back a tiny amount of the moon's glass. What happens to glass if you leave it out in the open for several billion years—but with no air ...

The Artemis Moon exploration program seems to have inspired a lot of people and companies that are involved in the space industry to come up with a flood of interesting ideas on how to advance ...

Tiny glass Moon beads could be hiding a reservoir of water that astronauts can tap into when we send them back to the Moon. According to a new paper published in Nature Geoscience, tiny silicate glass ...

Alfredo has a PhD in Astrophysics and a Master's in Quantum Fields and Fundamental Forces from Imperial College London. Alfredo has a PhD in Astrophysics and a Master's in Quantum Fields and ...

China’s Chang’e 5 rover has found tiny glass beads containing water in an impact crater on the Moon. Samples collected from a 2020 mission found beads with water content as high as 2,000 parts per ...

Tiny glass beads on the moon formed by meteoroid impacts might collectively contain as much water as there is in ice near the moon’s poles, and could be harvested for water by future moon expeditions.

An Austin company will play a key role as NASA aims to return to the moon and establish a base camp on the lunar surface. Icon, the Austin-based construction company that uses giant 3D printers to ...