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A conceptual open pit mine architecture for the Moon environment

Seweryn Karol, Kolusz Adam, Świca Izabela, Tkacz Arkadiusz, Gallina Alberto, Katzer Jacek, Kobaka Janusz, Konecny Petr, Młynarczyk Przemysław

Artificial Satellites : Journal of Planetary Geodesy

2024

Vol. 59, No. 1

11--41

In situ resource utilization (ISRU) activities are receiving increasing attention, both from space agencies and among the international science and industrial community. Prominent examples of ongoing ISRU space programs are the NASA Artemis program and the Terrae Novae program run by the European Space Agency. In technical sciences, there are at least three groups of activities related to ISRU: prospecting bodies in the context of space missions, technological investigations related to surface infrastructure and operations, and conceptual analyses of future mining activities. The present paper belongs to the third group and brings new insights into a potential open pit mine operating on the Moon. There are several novel contributions: the definition of the objectives of the mine, based on economic indicators; a conceptual description of a pit architecture dedicated to excavating ilmenite-rich feedstock; and a qualitative and quantitative description of the chosen processes and the mine’s topology. In the paper, there are also added links to other papers connected with ISRU activities.

Interstellar probe: science, engineering, logistic, economic, and social factors

Ratkiewicz Romana, Baraniecka Anna, Stępniewski Kajetan, Miś Tomasz, Błądek Piotr, Tkacz Arkadiusz, Mikołajków Tomasz, Kozanecki Michał

Artificial Satellites : Journal of Planetary Geodesy

2023

Vol. 58, No. 2

29--41

In this publication, we refer to a certain novelty introduced to the presentation at the AGU 2020 conference. This novelty consists of quoting the thoughts, remarks, and comments of six young people who declared their interest in space research after listening to a lecture on the Interstellar Probe journey, organized in June 2020 by the Polish Space Agency. Therefore, they were then asked to express their comments after reading two publications on the Interstellar Probe that were sent to them. As a result, this idea also became the topic of this article. Although the interstellar mission is primarily a research and science project, its engineering, logistics, business (economic), and social aspects, as well as a short commentary on our home in the universe, which is the heliosphere, have also been included in this article.