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Chinese researchers have developed bricks from a material that has a similar composition to lunar soil, with the hope that they can be used to build a lunar base in the future. Much like playing with Lego pieces, the bricks can be assembled into various structures, allowing for creative construction on the moon. Follow us for a closer look!
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