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Self-Pressuring Systems for Lunar Stations to Be Developed
24.11.2010 13:20
Self-Pressuring Systems for Lunar Stations to Be Developed

Russian scientists work on protecting manned space stations on the Moon, Mars and other planets of the Solar system, by means of self-pressuring systems.
      
      Surface of the Moon, Mars and other planets of the Solar system is intensively bombarded by micro-meteorites and space debris, and that is why space stations need protection.
      
      Protective screens are currently reaching technical frontiers due to weight restrictions, so scientists suggest a new protection systems, based upon quick and effective restoration of station’s air tightness in case of a puncture. Researchers suggest three possible techniques for puncture elimination: a plug, a liquid sealer, or a combination of first two techniques – a self-pressuring system.
      
      Source: RIA Novosti
      
Author: Anna Kizilova


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