🌕 Moon Dust: Fascinating, Yet Risky for Astronaut Health

As nations gear up for ambitious lunar missions—NASA’s Artemis, China’s lunar plans, and India’s long-term goals—scientists are turning their focus to an often-overlooked element: moon dust.

While lunar dust may not be as toxic as Earth’s PM2.5 pollutants, it's far from harmless. Its highly charged particles cling stubbornly to surfaces, including space suits and equipment. The result? A potentially serious respiratory hazard for astronauts, especially on prolonged missions.

This research isn’t just academic—it’s vital. As lunar habitation becomes more than science fiction, understanding even the dust beneath our boots could define mission safety, equipment durability, and long-term lunar exploration.

🔬 Investing in early research today could protect astronauts tomorrow.

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