Rahul Somvanshi

Rahul Somvanshi

ESA’s LEGO-Inspired Space Bricks Could Cut Lunar Construction Costs by Tapping Moon’s Own Resources with 3D-Printing

ESA’s LEGO-inspired bricks are designed to cut lunar construction costs significantly—discover how local Moon materials are being utilized.

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3D-printed space bricks could be the key to building durable habitats on the Moon, but what makes them so unique?

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Imagine reducing the need for Earth-based materials by tapping into what’s already available on the Moon.

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Learn how ESA’s innovative approach with lunar regolith could change the future of space exploration.

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These space bricks are more than just a concept—real materials are being tested and refined right now.

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Want to know why 87% of Gen Alpha kids are fascinated by space? It might have something to do with LEGO.

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A deeper look into how ESA’s collaboration with LEGO could inspire future astronauts and engineers.

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The secret ingredient? Dust from a 4.5-billion-year-old meteorite, mixed with a thermoplastic polymer.

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Ready to see how these space bricks could make lunar bases a reality sooner than you think?

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