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- Lunarcrete, also known as "mooncrete", an idea first proposed by Larry A. Beyer of the University of Pittsburgh in 1985, is a hypothetical construction...
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- Lunar regolith simulant Loess – Sediment of ac****ulated wind-blown dust Lunarcrete – Hypothetical aggregate building material, similar to concrete, formed...
- Alkali–silica reaction Types AstroCrete Fiber-reinforced Filigree Foam Lunarcrete M**** Nanoconcrete Pervious Polished Polymer Prestressed Ready-mix Reinforced...
- construction of structures has been proposed at least since the proposal of lunarcrete and increasingly tested. The differences between Earth's soil and lunar...
- Alkali–silica reaction Types AstroCrete Fiber-reinforced Filigree Foam Lunarcrete M**** Nanoconcrete Pervious Polished Polymer Prestressed Ready-mix Reinforced...
- outpost In situ resource utilization Lunar Explorers Society Lunar Gateway Lunarcrete Lunarcy! Moon in fiction Moon landing Moon Society National Space Society...
- techniques - Low-energy house - Low-rise building - Lump sum contract - Lunarcrete - Lustron house Mansard roof - Marbleizing - Masonry - Masonry trowel...
- Alkali–silica reaction Types AstroCrete Fiber-reinforced Filigree Foam Lunarcrete M**** Nanoconcrete Pervious Polished Polymer Prestressed Ready-mix Reinforced...
- situ resources on the Moon Lunar water – Presence of water on the Moon Lunarcrete – Hypothetical aggregate building material, similar to concrete, formed...