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This paper discusses the construction of lunar regolith environments on Earth, focusing on gas and heat transfer mechanisms in granular lunar regolith simulants. It highlights the importance of lunar regolith for future Moon colonization and presents a methodology inspired by traditional Chinese tofu-making processes. The provided text appears to be a series of URLs, likely pointing to supplementary materials or figures related to a research paper or article. These URLs are formatted with query parameters, suggesting they may be part of a digital repository or academic platform such as Elsevier's ScienceDirect. The URLs are incomplete, with some ending abruptly, which may indicate an issue with the data or a truncation error. The content does not contain any meaningful text or data that can be summarized directly. The provided text appears to be a mix of URLs, metadata, and other technical information related to a scientific article, likely from the journal Acta Astronautica. It includes DOIs, publication dates, and identifiers, but does not contain any meaningful content or text that can be summarized. The paper discusses the development of lunar regolith simulant for use in space

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