N. Gupta, V. Dawara, A. Kumar, K. Viswanathan | 2024 | Advances in Space Research
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The paper discusses the challenges of constructing habitable environments on extraterrestrial bodies, focusing on the Moon and Mars. It highlights the importance of in-situ resource utilization (ISRU) for sustainable colonization and the development of advanced life-support systems. The study also emphasizes the need for international collaboration and technological innovation to overcome the physical and psychological challenges of long-duration space missions. The provided text appears to be a series of URLs or identifiers related to content hosted on the Elsevier platform, likely associated with academic or scientific publications. These URLs seem to be fragments or incomplete, possibly indicating links to supplementary materials, figures, or other resources. However, the text does not contain any meaningful content or data that can be summarized in a traditional sense. The provided text appears to be a series of URLs pointing to SVG files hosted on the Elsevier API, likely related to scientific content or figures. These URLs are not fully accessible due to truncation or formatting issues. There is no clear content or data extractable from the provided text beyond the URLs. The
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Standardized protocol for regolith sintering
sintering
Evaluating mechanical properties of sintered bricks
mechanical testing
Lattice model for evaluating porosity-driven failure mechanisms
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compressive strength
increased with higher peak temperature
porosity
reduced with higher peak temperature
anisotropy in strength
shrinkage-induced
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