Summary

This paper reviews regolith-based materials for extraterrestrial construction, discussing their mechanical, thermal, optical, and radiation-shielding properties. It highlights challenges in long-term characterization and suggests future directions like high-throughput methods and extraterrestrial experiments. No specific simulants or lunar samples are mentioned. The provided text is a collection of references and citations related to research on regolith simulants, lunar and Martian soil, and materials for extraterrestrial construction. It includes various studies on additive manufacturing, sintering techniques, bio-cementation, and composite materials for use in space environments. The text also references multiple scientific papers and projects, indicating a focus on developing sustainable and efficient methods for building and construction in space. The provided text appears to be a mix of metadata and content related to a scientific paper or article. It includes information about the paper's title, authors, journal, publication date, and other metadata. There is also a list of image files associated with the paper, including their URLs and file types. The text also contains som

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