Space sustainability, advanced materials and micro/nanotechnologies for future life in outer Space

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Abstract

The idea of living in Space is more and more a highly topical question. Orbital stations, the Moon, Mars are new possible lands for living, but to reach this goal, new advanced materials should be investigated, and micro/nano technologies exploited considering a sustainable development. The building of spacecraft, habitat modules and spacesuits for astronauts and Space tourists for going to the deep space needs high performance and shielding materials and micro/nanoengineering. In this communication, the new concept of Space sustainability is highlighted, the achievement in advanced sustainable material design and testing in Space and the promising use of micro/nanotechnologies for space applications are discussed.

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Santo, L. (2022). Space sustainability, advanced materials and micro/nanotechnologies for future life in outer Space. Emergent Materials, 5(1), 237–240. https://doi.org/10.1007/s42247-022-00373-z

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