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Building an economical and sustainable lunar infrastructure to enable human missions

Zuniga et al., 2019

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6993703510449000440
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Zuniga A
Modi H
Kaluthantrige A
Vertadier H
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International Astronautical Congress

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To enable return of human missions to the surface of the Moon sustainably, a new study was initiated to assess the feasibility of developing an evolvable, economical and sustainable lunar surface infrastructure using a public-private partnerships approach. This approach …
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