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Lunar Dust

Apollo-era abrasive lunar regolith damaged seals, suits, and equipment — what's changed since?

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  • ?What coatings or seal designs actually hold up against lunar dust long-term?
  • ?How should suits and airlocks be designed to keep dust out of the cabin?
  • ?What have more recent robotic lunar missions learned about dust behavior?

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