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you know 300 kilos almost 400 kilos of stones that have been brought back from the moon what they really tell us. in the near. we'd like you to pick up the graham. neutron apollo astronauts were not allowed to keep any souvenirs the original lunar regolith was simply too malleable. just a stone's throw away from the research center in cologne is the d.l.r. institute for solar research should hear 2 scientists are researching regolith radiation protection professor and his team seek the most moon like conditions possible of us here in our own making and often what's available in abundance on the moon is moon dust and plenty of radiation from the sun we would need several meters of moon rock or moon dust as protection from radiation from the sun and other cosmic sources. and that's one of the things that we're researching this is i still think if you have a proof. the experiment is called regel light a word coined to combine regolith and light. of course it doesn't use real lunar regolith but it's simulant which has similar properties and will be centered to an entire brick using layered 3

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