Lunar regolith
TopicHeard in 1 episode across 1 show since Jun 2026
Lunar regolith is the layer of loose, unconsolidated rock, dust, and mineral fragments that covers the surface of the Moon. It is formed primarily by the continuous impact of meteoroids and micrometeoroids, which pulverize the lunar bedrock over billions of years. The finer fraction of this material is commonly referred to as lunar soil or lunar dust.
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Lunar regolith is the Moon’s surface topsoil.
“lunar regolith is topsoil on the lunar surface”
Open the episode · The Startup Building the First Hotel on the Moon…Listen at 13:18
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