Excavating the Moons Icy Regolith — We Want YOUR Ideas @NASA360
Excavating the Moons Icy Regolith — We Want YOUR Ideas  @NASA360
Uploaded November 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
NASA is looking for ideas on how to excavate the Moon’s icy regolith, or dirt, and deliver it to a hypothetical processing plant at the lunar South Pole. The NASA Break the Ice Lunar Challenge, a NASA Centennial Challenge, is now open for registration. The competition will reward new ideas and approaches for a system architecture capable of excavating and moving icy regolith and water on the lunar surface.

Learn more about NASA's Break the Ice Lunar Challenge: breaktheicechallenge.com
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