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A brand new approach for processing lunar soil might assist foster plant progress on the moon in hopes for sustaining extra long-term lunar missions.
The European Area Company (ESA) and Norwegian lunar agriculture firm Solsys Mining have studied methods to deal with lunar soil, or regolith, to create fertilizer for rising crops. Earlier experiments utilizing lunar samples returned to Earth present plants can grow in lunar soil. Nevertheless, lunar regolith lacks sure quantities of nitrogen compounds and turns into tightly compact when moist, which makes it difficult for the crops to take root and flourish.
