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Yinghe An is a pioneering researcher in the field of lunar and planetary construction, with a primary focus on simulating extraterrestrial environments for in-situ resource utilization. His most influential work, "The technology of lunar regolith environment construction on Earth" (2020), has garnered 39 citations and stands as a cornerstone in the development of terrestrial analogs for lunar surface conditions. An’s major contributions lie in designing and validating methodologies to replicate lunar regolith properties—such as particle size distribution, mineralogy, and mechanical behavior—enabling realistic testing of construction and excavation technologies for future Moon missions. His research directly supports the advancement of autonomous robotic systems and habitat construction techniques essential for sustainable lunar exploration. By bridging the gap between Earth-based experiments and space applications, An’s work has been instrumental in reducing risks and costs for upcoming lunar endeavors. His achievements include establishing protocols for regolith simulant production that are now widely adopted by international space agencies and research groups. For students and researchers, An’s profile exemplifies how terrestrial simulation can unlock the secrets of off-world construction, making him a key figure in the next era of space infrastructure development.
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- 1The technology of lunar regolith environment construction on Earth39 citations · 2020