Guangfei Zhang
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Guangfei Zhang is a pioneering researcher in planetary exploration and space resource utilization, with a primary focus on lunar polar environments and in-situ resource extraction. His most influential work centers on developing advanced simulation technologies for extreme extraterrestrial conditions, particularly the thermal-vacuum regolith environment simulator for drilling tests in lunar polar regions. This groundbreaking contribution addresses the critical challenge of accessing water ice—a vital resource for future lunar bases and energy systems—by replicating the harsh conditions of the Moon’s south pole. Zhang’s research provides essential insights into the origin, distribution, and properties of lunar water ice, enabling more effective on-site measurement and drilling strategies. With his 2025 paper already garnering 4 citations, his work is rapidly gaining recognition for its practical implications in space exploration. By bridging the gap between laboratory simulation and real-world lunar missions, Zhang is shaping the future of sustainable off-Earth habitation, making him a key figure in the next generation of planetary scientists.
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