How to pronounce “rego” in English

regolith followed by another six centimeters of aluminum.

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Porque me da muchísimo regocijo poder ver que alguna experiencia o algún instrumento o conocimiento que comparto

There's a regolith test bed where we have eight tons of simulant of lunar material.

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It'll dig into the Martian regolith and then actually collect some samples.

You have something very akin to regolith from the meteor impact.

And they study the physical properties of regoliths, the dust that we've talked about on the surface of bodies like the Moon,

It has a lunar rover carrying the Regolith and Environment Science and Oxygen and Lunar Volatile Extraction payload.

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Turns out for every cubic meter of Martian regolith, there's about 35 liters of water in it.

But they study volatiles, regolith, and thermal investigations.

then land back safely, back on the regolith on Mars.

grande. Y la verdad que no hay regocijo mayor para mí que ver ese tipo de influencia muy personal.

So actually, the Johnson Space Center Mars Regolith Simulant, a.k.a., fake Mars dirt, is mined about 20 miles from here.

step onto the lunar surface as the footprint goes into the soil or regolith

One strategy for getting water when you're on Mars is to break up the regolith, which would take something like a jackhammer because it's very cold.

a step or two on the ladder is look around and see how deep in the regolith the limb was sitting.

And it's even more likely to be an issue at Mars, that the regolith might actually include some things that are not healthy for humans to come in direct contact with.

In other words, if you were interested in the dust or the regolith that sits on the Moon's surface, you might have some of the very same questions

Field operations and metrics for human exploration, they look at the reactivity and the toxicity of regoliths.

You don’t see it because most of it is mixed with the soil which we call regolith on Mars.

So one strategy for getting water when you’re on Mars is to break up the regolith which would take something like a jackhammer because it’s very cold, it’s very frozen.

You don’t see it because most of it is mixed with the soil which we call regolith on Mars.

So one strategy for getting water when you’re on Mars is to break up the regolith which would take something like a jackhammer because it’s very cold, it’s very frozen.

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One of the things, for instance, they want to try and do is use the regolith, the lunar surface or the Mars surface,

And so when these impacts were happening, it grinds up rocks, creates little bitty pieces we call regolith-- these are all spiky little things when

Y la tristeza, que todos tendemos muchas veces a huir de ella, bueno, hay otros que se regodean, pero huimos de ella.

Understand, is the surface of Mars, is the-- what we call-- regolith, which is fancy for dirt-- the dirt on Mars, is that toxic to humans?

They look at the sources, sinks and processes and the interaction that various materials will have with the regoliths, and the evolution

And the fact that we now see OH all over the surface of the Moon, and the solar wind contains hydrogen as it's traveling and runs into the regolith on the Moon,

So what David does is he looks at the impact history and processes, the geochemistry of the regoliths, and age dating of regolith materials.