Scientists created a laser for building blocks from Lunar Dust and Technology.

Engineers have developed a new technology to create only Regolitten construction blocks per month, which eliminates the need to use additional additives and energy intensive processes. It is a regolite dust fraction and with laser sintering, engineers who develop a show laser installation have created complex forms such as “cross” and “H” without cement as well as small cubes, as well as construction blocks and cement.

This innovative approach is designed to simplify the process of creating structures from “improvised” materials directly for moon base on satellite and make it more economically effective. The experimental installation of engineers showed the feasibility of this method, which paved the way for more effective and economic construction methods per month than experts.

Engineers created a laser installation that requires approximately 120 Watt electricity, and the most similar analog was used instead of the moon regolytic. At the same time, such an installation may be afraid of a radioisotopic generator or solar panels, but considering two weeks of lunar nights.

Scientists believe that a more productive machine is quite accessible, but they accept the presence of problems with unequal blocks that affect the quality of connections and the presence of endurance problems in pressure. And even though this theory, the success and feasibility of this technology has not yet been understood.

Before that, as one of the methods of obtaining building materials per month, regolytic production was presented per month, because large water ice beds were hidden there. Ice can be melted under the necessary pressure conditions, because in a month without an atmosphere, it will immediately become gas when the ice heats up. Problems are added by the need to use human urine to give plasticity to building materials.