In fact, the researchers say, replacing terrestrial glass with glass made on the moon and from the loose regolith readily available on the lunar surface could slash the transport costs of setting ...

They found that the glass made from a sample that simulates the regolith of the moon’s highland regions, named TUBS-T, may come with a major added benefit. TUBS-T could potentially solve a major ...

Scientists announced earlier this week that they have discovered water inside tiny beads of glass scattered across the moon, suggesting that one day it could be extracted and used by the ...

That's pretty much it. So we melt the lunar dust and if you cool it down slow enough, you can actually form a glass. And depending on the location where you are on the moon, you have different ...