Layered Mylar Could Help Regulate Temperature in Moon Habitats
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Scientists and engineers are exploring the use of layered Mylar to protect humans from extreme heat in lunar habitats. This approach aims to maintain temperature regulation while allowing flexibility to withstand physical stresses such as movement and compression. The development is crucial for enabling regular human presence on the Moon, whether by astronauts or civilians.
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